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National-scale deposit return, without national-scale headaches.

Rolling out a deposit return scheme means balancing speed, cost and trust — every machine has to report accurately, resist fraud, and work the same way in a hypermarket and a corner shop. Pop it in is designed for that balance.

GS1

Digital Link verification

MQTT

real-time telemetry and alerts

Fraud prevention by designGS1 Digital Link verification catches duplicate, cross-border and manipulated barcodes at the point of return — not after settlement. Foreign EAN code? We still recognise the container and accept it — without a deposit, of course. Saves a lot of hassle.
One platform, every formatNOMAD and DOCK share the same recognition, compaction and reporting core, so a national rollout doesn't mean managing multiple incompatible systems.
Data you can settle onEvery transaction, fill-level and machine-health event is brought online into a settlement-ready reporting format — built with retailer handling-fee reconciliation in mind from the start.
Built to scaleBoth the RVM engine (patent pending) and the software architecture are designed to expand market by market. Multilingual, multi-currency, modular, API. One platform.

The European DRS wave

17 EU countries already run a deposit return scheme — and the rest are following.

From the established systems in Germany, the Netherlands and Scandinavia to the new wave: Ireland (2024), Austria (2025), Poland (2025) and Portugal (2026). Spain, Greece and the UK (2027) are next, and the EU Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation makes deposit return schemes mandatory almost everywhere from 2029. Every new market needs return points that are fast to deploy.

National-scale deposit return, without national-scale headaches.

17 EU countries already run a deposit return scheme — and the rest are following.

Planning a scheme launch or expansion?