For platforms
The audit trail regulators may ask for — ready before they ask.
Independent, timestamped documentation of every break: valuations with sources, scan-verified pulls, sealed break records. Evidence, not assurances.
What your trust and safety team gets
Per-break compliance dossier
Timestamped logs, valuation records with linked sources, card-level evidence, and pull timelines — automatically generated for every tracked break.
Scan capture on repack breaks
Each card is scanned and the scan is captured as part of the break record, creating a verifiable trail that reduces the opportunity for misidentification.
Repack manifest verification and sealed certifications
Independent manifest verification with chain-of-custody documentation, producing certifications platforms can reference when reviewing repacker submissions.
Breaker-level audit views
See an individual breaker’s documented break history: pull timelines, flagged events, and EV records — giving your team a consistent evidence base for dispute review.
Tamper-evident, timestamped logging
Break records are sealed after completion and designed so any later change is detectable — what was pulled, when, and at what Estimated Value (EV) is preserved as recorded at the time of the break.
Real-time ingestion APIs
Overlay data and break ingestion are live today. A full platform API and SDK surface are in development — the current integration path covers overlay setup and break record delivery.
EV (Estimated Value) is an estimate based on recent comparable sales — never a guaranteed sale price, payout, or expected return.
Why platform-wide deployment matters
Consistent valuation standards and complete evidence coverage only exist when every tracked break follows the same documentation process. When some breaks are tracked and others are not, the gaps in the record are as visible as the gaps in your dispute defense.
Partial deployment is a reasonable starting point — a platform can begin with a volunteer cohort at no cost before wider rollout. But the documentation value compounds as coverage grows.
Our legal posture
BreakersDNA documents and verifies. It does not provide legal advice and does not absorb liability on behalf of platforms or breakers.
Hit Likelihood Index (HLI™, patent-pending) are descriptive metrics — not wagering odds and not a promise of any outcome. They exist to replace gambling-style language, not to introduce a different form of it.
We publish what is live and what is in development. We do not claim features that are not shipped. See the FAQ below for a current capability summary.
Our security program is detailed at /security.
Book your 15-minute intro/demo
Pick a time and we’ll walk your trust and safety team through the compliance dossier, the EV engine, and repack certification — scoped to your platform. It’s a focused 15-minute intro/demo call.
To make the most of it, please watch our public demos and read through the site first — start with the product overview and a sample break report. That way we can skip the basics and spend the 15 minutes on your platform’s specifics. When you book, it helps to share:
- Your platform’s active breaker count
- Current break formats (team, personal, repack, or mixed)
- Preferred integration timeline or pilot scope
Common questions
Disclosure: answers below reflect current product capabilities and pricing as of launch.
See the documentation your trust team needs
Book a focused 15-minute intro/demo of the compliance dossier, the EV engine, and the repack certification flow — scoped to your platform’s break formats. Watching our public demos and skimming the site beforehand lets us spend it on your specifics.