ozDNA builds software so claims can be checked — not trusted on faith. ComplyDNA answers Turkish compliance questions with statutory citations. OriginDNA gives every image a provable origin before the EU AI Act marking deadlines land.
Compliance LLM for Turkish financial regulation. MASAK communiqués,
AML/CFT laws 5549 & 6415, KVKK — every sentence answered with an inline
[TEBLİĞ / Madde] citation. Auditable answers, not guesses.
Cloud API or fully on-premises.
Content provenance infrastructure. Every image gets a DNA: a cryptographic signature at creation, a timestamp no one can backdate, and a perceptual fingerprint that survives when platforms strip metadata. Built for EU AI Act Article 50 content marking — compliance as a simple API.
| Date | What happens | What it means |
|---|---|---|
| Aug 2, 2026 | EU AI Act Article 50 applies; California SB 942 takes effect the same day. | Article 50 transparency duties begin. New GenAI systems must mark AI-generated content in machine-readable form (Art. 50(2)) from day one; chatbot and deepfake disclosures also apply. |
| Dec 2, 2026 | Art. 50(2) machine-readable marking grace ends for GenAI systems already on the market before Aug 2, 2026. | Legacy GenAI apps must mark too — the enforcement wave OriginDNA launches into. Other Art. 50 duties were not deferred. |
| Feb 2, 2027 | Interoperable detection required (Code of Practice pathway; consortium route open to SMEs). | Ad-hoc watermarks won't cut it; standards-based, interoperable marking will. |
| Since Jan 14, 2026 | Etsy requires sellers to disclose AI-made work. | Marketplaces moved first — sellers need a better answer than a checkbox. |
Not legal advice — dates from the EU AI Act timeline and the Digital Omnibus Art. 50(2) carve-out. Your obligations depend on your product and jurisdiction.
Banks, payment firms, and compliance officers who need answers tied to MASAK, AML/CFT and KVKK — with the article citation on every sentence.
Early access · request a demoImage generators, avatar apps, design tools. Add Article 50-oriented marking with one API call: sign, timestamp, fingerprint — plus a public verify link.
Self-serve API · from $49/mo at launchEtsy requires AI disclosure since January 14, 2026. Prove which work is original, when it was made, and show buyers a verifiable badge.
Badge plans · from $5/mo at launchVerify what you publish and check what you're sent. OriginDNA is free for fact-checking organizations — forever. That's a promise, not a trial.
Free for fact-checkersTwo products under one principle: every output carries the evidence to check it. ComplyDNA answers Turkish compliance questions with article-level statutory citations. OriginDNA gives images a provable origin for EU AI Act Article 50 content marking.
August 2, 2026 — EU AI Act Article 50 and California SB 942 apply. December 2, 2026 — Art. 50(2) machine-readable marking grace ends for GenAI systems already on the market before Aug 2. OriginDNA's MVP ships in October 2026 and launches into that December wave.
ComplyDNA: Turkish compliance teams. OriginDNA: GenAI apps that must mark content (primary), marketplace sellers and creators (secondary), newsrooms and fact-checkers (free forever), and later legal/enterprise evidence capture.
No — deliberately. Detectors guess after the fact. OriginDNA works from the other end: content proves where it came from at creation. Provenance, not detection.
No wallet, no token, nothing to buy or hold — and no token is planned. Both products are normal SaaS. We never touch user funds.
OriginDNA — join the waitlist below for early access and launch pricing. ComplyDNA — request a demo scoped to your institution's regulation at hello@ozdna.com.
OriginDNA early access, launch pricing, and API design input — no spam, a handful of emails total. Tell us which deadline is yours.
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