ABOUT
Trust, made provable for biology.
Every biological sample has a story. From collection to analysis, each handoff matters. Yet many laboratories still rely on paper logs, spreadsheets, or systems that can be edited, creating uncertainty when records are questioned.
DNACHAIN was created to solve that problem.
Our mission is simple: provide laboratories, biobanks, clinical researchers, CROs, and forensic organizations with a secure, cryptographically verifiable chain of custody for every biological sample.
Every collection, transfer, storage event, consent update, and analysis is permanently linked using a cryptographic hash chain. The result is a tamper-evident audit trail that helps organizations demonstrate the integrity of their samples with confidence.
Whether preparing for a regulatory inspection, collaborating across institutions, or protecting the integrity of scientific research, DNACHAIN provides a single source of truth that is transparent, verifiable, and built for modern laboratory workflows.
Every Sample. Every Transfer. Immutable.
Built for Modern Laboratories
Designed for organizations that require secure, verifiable custody records for biological samples throughout their lifecycle.
Security by Design
Cryptographic hash chains, role-based access controls, immutable audit trails, and end-to-end encryption help protect the integrity of every custody event.
Ready to Scale
Whether managing hundreds or millions of samples, DNACHAIN provides a secure, centralized platform that grows with your organization while supporting compliance and collaboration.
FOUNDER
Ramon Randall
Founder, DNACHAIN
Ramon Randall is the founder of DNACHAIN, a cryptographic chain-of-custody platform for biological sample tracking used by genomics labs, biobanks, and clinical research organizations.
His work focuses on applying tamper-evident hash-chaining architectures to solve custody integrity challenges in forensic and life sciences settings, with an emphasis on practical, cost-effective alternatives to blockchain-based systems.
Ramon builds and operates a portfolio of software platforms across computational biology and regulatory compliance, and is presenting at AFDAA to share DNACHAIN directly with the forensic DNA community it was built for.