What is TS PIoT: marking migration for retail and 1C

It is a certified software module at the register that checks the marking code during sale through Chestny Znak and blocks the sale if the code is invalid. It sits between the cash register and GIS MT.

"Technical means of obtaining product information." The term was established by Order No. 2044 of the CIS Ministry of Industry and Trade dated 25.04.2025.

When a DataMatrix code is scanned, the module starts authorization mode - a mandatory code check. Valid code - the sale goes through; expired, withdrawn from circulation, or unregistered - the sale is blocked.

No. Chestny Znak (GIS MT) remains in place, with CRPT as the operator. TS PIoT is a new mandatory unified verification layer within the same ecosystem, not a separate system.

According to industry sources (BUH.1C, 1C ITS, First OFD, Retail.ru), the obligation to use TS PIoT takes effect on 28.12.2025. The dates were introduced in stages and postponed, so check the current date for your product group on the official markirovka.ru.

Yes, the deadlines were introduced in stages and postponed repeatedly; the old X-API-KEY token was extended roughly until mid-2026. There is no single permanent date - check the current schedule on markirovka.ru and with your OFD.

Everyone who sells marked goods through a cash register: food and dairy products, beverages (beer and non-alcoholic), tobacco and nicotine-containing products, food service businesses with marked goods, and online stores. The list is expanding. For pharmacies, the deadline is still being discussed and may be revised by the Ministry of Industry and Trade.

The cost depends on the cash register, OFD, and solution vendor. Some sources note that marking effectively becomes paid, since the certified module adds cost. Check the exact price with your cash register vendor or OFD.

The sale of marked goods without the mandatory authorization-mode check is blocked at the cash register, and violations of the rules for circulating marked goods carry administrative liability. Check the specific penalties under the current Code of Administrative Offenses and with the operator.

Check compatibility between the cash register and the OFD, install the certified module from the CRPT registry, update the cash register software and 1C configuration, connect verification with the OFD and accounting, then test authorization mode on real codes before the deadline.

1C has already released updates for standard configurations, including "1C:Retail", "Trade Management", UNF, and others. You need a supported configuration and platform version; check 1C:ITS for the exact releases compatible with TS PIoT. Non-standard configurations require separate setup.

Such errors are usually related to connectivity, the certificate, the module version, or the code itself. Check your internet connection and GIS MT connection, the module and cash register software versions, and the correctness of the code. See the exact error code and remediation steps in your cash register or OFD documentation and from the operator.

Authorization mode is the mandatory verification of the marking code at the time of sale (introduced by Decree No. 1944 of the Government of the CIS dated 21.11.2023). Previously, the cash register accessed GIS MT directly via the X-API-KEY token; now verification goes through the unified TS PIoT, and module certification goes through JSC "Unified Service Module" (ESM).

Certified modules are published in the CRPT registry. Check compatibility of the cash register model, software version, and OFD with the cash register vendor; many vendors provide supported-device checks. If you have many registers and locations, it is easier to verify compatibility centrally.