XRPL Testnet
DNA PROTOCOL / VERIFICATION LAYER

Your identity.
Verified. Privately.

A private identity. A public proof. Explore DNA Protocol
commitments with clarity, from origin to ledger.

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ZERO-KNOWLEDGE PROOFSYOUR DATA. YOUR CONTROL. POST-QUANTUM ARCHITECTUREBUILT ON XRP LEDGER
VERIFICATION WORKSPACE
TESTNET LIVE v0.2

Verify a proof

Start with a transaction or GenomeHash.

01 / INPUT
/ to focus

Find the transaction hash in the DNA Testnet Explorer.

Take a look inside

Explore a sample verification, step by step.

Only proof identifiers. Never genomic or personal data.
BUILT TO BE VERIFIED

From commitment to confidence.

01

Locate the anchor

Find the proof record associated with your transaction or identifier.

02

Confirm the ledger

Check the transaction outcome and its validated XRPL ledger.

03

Inspect the proof

Review the commitment and the available cryptographic metadata.

04

Understand the result

See what was checked, what passed, and what requires more evidence.

Explore published Testnet proof records with live ledger and anchor checks. Each result shows its available verification evidence.

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DNA ZKPROOF / GUIDE

Know what your
proof actually proves.

DNA zkProof connects a proof identifier to inspectable evidence. A ledger anchor shows that a commitment was recorded; it does not, by itself, certify a person's identity or laboratory data.

01

Transaction hash

A 64-character hexadecimal identifier from XRPL Testnet. Use a hash from the Testnet Proof Feed to check its live ledger status and inspect its anchor metadata.

02

GenomeHash ID

The public feed does not yet expose a GenomeHash-to-transaction mapping. Transaction-hash lookup is live; DNAHash891X45 is a separately labeled demo.

03

Keep private data private

Use only a public proof identifier. Do not enter genomic data, names, medical records, or wallet secrets.

Try demo uses an explicitly labeled sample. Live lookup checks ledger anchoring and available metadata; it does not certify identity or independently verify a ZK proof.