Frequently Asked Questions

JunkDNA.AI is an AI-powered personal data management platform that propagates identity changes — like address updates — across every connected institution with a single confirmation. Banks, healthcare providers, government agencies, e-commerce platforms, employers — all kept in sync, without phone calls or forms.

When you change a piece of personal data — most commonly an address — JunkDNA's AI agents securely negotiate with each connected institution's interface to propagate the update. You confirm once; the platform handles the multi-institution choreography and gives you a verifiable audit trail of what was updated where.

JunkDNA's architecture is intentionally minimal. We don't centrally store your full identity. We hold encrypted pointers and the cryptographic provenance records needed to authorize updates — never bulk dumps of your sensitive data.

End-to-end encryption in transit and at rest, zero-knowledge architecture for sensitive fields, hardware-backed key storage, multi-factor authentication, and full SOC 2-aligned operational controls. Cryptographic update provenance means every change is signed and traceable.

Most identity tools store your data and rent it back to you in single-vendor silos. JunkDNA is a propagation layer: we move your verified identity across institutions on your command, instead of warehousing it. Plus, our patent-pending portfolio — the Non-Provisional Utility (Application No. 19/647,711) and PCT International (PCT/US26/23713) filed April 14, 2026 — covers the autonomous AI-to-AI negotiation protocols and chain-of-custody orchestration kernel that nobody else has.

Yes. Address propagation is the launch wedge — the same architecture handles primary-physician changes, emergency contacts, beneficiary updates, employment status, professional credentials, and more. The roadmap expands sector-by-sector through 2029.

Never sold, never rented. Updates are pushed to institutions you've explicitly authorized — and only those. You can revoke any institution from your active sync list at any time.

JunkDNA agents communicate with institution-side interfaces using a combination of standard APIs (where available) and AI-driven adaptive interaction (where APIs don't exist yet). As more institutions adopt the open identity-sync standards we're helping author, the protocol becomes increasingly direct agent-to-agent.

We're pre-launch. The first 50,000 registered users get one full year free. After that, pricing will be published transparently — single-tier subscription, no usage-based gotchas.

Anyone who has more than five institutional relationships and changes any one of address, name, marital status, employer, or contact info more than once a decade. Recent movers, life-event navigators, frequent relocators, military families, and snowbirds get the most immediate value.

Yes — disconnection is built in. You can sever a connection from any institution from your dashboard, and the platform will issue the appropriate update or unsubscribe action where supported.

Selectively. We use blockchain primitives — verifiable cryptographic credentials, signed-update provenance records — where they materially improve security and auditability. We don't use blockchain for the sake of buzz. Your personal data does not live on a public ledger.

It's the metaphor at the heart of our company. In genomics, 98% of human DNA was once dismissed as "junk" — non-coding sequences with no apparent function. We now know that "junk" is what makes you, you. It carries regulatory information, evolutionary history, the subtle context that distinguishes one human from another. Personal digital identity works the same way: the 2% on your driver's license is just the surface, but the curated 98% — your relationships, your work, your health, your homes, the trail of context you build over a lifetime — is where the actual value sits. JunkDNA exists to give that 98% the coherence it deserves.

Multi-factor authentication, hardware-key support, anomaly detection on every update request, cryptographic signing of every authorized action, and a tamper-evident audit trail you (or your designated agent) can review at any time.

Yes. We have a B2B integration track for institutions that want to receive verified identity updates instead of stale customer records. Contact our team for partnership details.