SENDĀTRIX
Patented Data Protection — C Chains™
Innovation in Protection Securing Tomorrow's Data Today
Innovation in Protection Securing Tomorrow's Data Today
Sendatrix exists because one engineer looked at the data breach problem differently — and patented a solution that makes protected data structurally unrecoverable, not just harder to reach.
We are a focused company built around a single, patented technology: C Chains™ Coordinative Transactional Processing. We don't try to be your entire security stack. We do one thing — protect your most sensitive database fields at the architectural level — and we back it with an 8-year, $5,000 unanswered breach challenge that has yet to receive a single submission.
The intellectual foundation of Sendatrix predates the company itself. U.S. Patent 9,405,927 — the Tri-Module Data Protection System that powers C Chains™ — was issued on August 2, 2016. The $5,000 breach challenge was opened that same year. Both have remained active and unanswered ever since.
Sendatrix was formally established to bring that patented architecture to enterprise clients who face the real, documented costs of data breaches — $4.44M on average globally, $7.42M in healthcare, $6.08M in financial services. The technology existed and was proven. The company was built to deliver it at scale.
We remain a focused, direct organization. That's intentional. The strength of C Chains™ is architectural precision — and we operate the same way.
Most data protection is built on the assumption that breaches will happen — and focuses on detecting, slowing, or recovering from them. Our mission is different: eliminate the value of stolen data entirely, so that a successful breach yields nothing usable.
That mission is realized through CTP's three-module fragmentation architecture. Protected fields are split across physically separated modules in a way that makes reconstruction impossible from any single point of compromise — including a fully privileged DBA account. The protection is structural. It doesn't depend on user behavior or policy compliance.
Not by policy, not by perimeter, not by encryption alone. The system itself makes unauthorized reconstruction impossible.
HIPAA, PCI DSS, and government audit requirements are satisfied by how CTP works — not by separate compliance tooling.
We show you exactly how it works before asking for anything. The evaluation is a genuine technical demonstration, not a sales process.
Same database, same applications, same queries. C Chains™ layers on top of what you already have without changing how your team works.
Douglas Dempsey is the inventor, patent holder, and lead developer of C Chains™ and the underlying Coordinative Transactional Processing architecture. He is a veteran software engineer with deep expertise in database systems, transactional security, and enterprise data protection.
The CTP architecture is not a product built by a team from a whiteboard spec — it is the direct result of one engineer's years of focused work on a single problem: how do you make data provably unrecoverable from unauthorized access, at the database level, without disrupting the systems that depend on that data?
Patent 9,405,927 is the answer. The $5,000 challenge — open since 2016 with no submission — is the proof. Douglas remains directly available to every evaluator and client. Questions about what you observed, technical architecture, or production deployment go directly to the person who built and patented it.
Tri-Module Data Protection System — issued Aug 2, 2016
Deep expertise in database systems, transactional architecture, and enterprise security
Every evaluator and client has a direct line to Douglas — no intermediaries, no ticket queues
Open since 2016 — no breach solution has ever been submitted
This page covers who we are and where we come from. Our What We Do page goes deeper — covering how C Chains™ works in practice, how we work with clients from first contact through production deployment, and what our relationship looks like over the long term.
It's a good next read if you're evaluating whether C Chains™ is the right fit for your organization — or if you want to understand how a company this focused on one technology actually operates.
Read: What We Do →The evaluation is free, the software costs nothing, and there is no automated follow-up sequence. You are not entering a sales pipeline when you download.
Questions about your evaluation, technical behavior, or deployment options go directly to Douglas. You get answers from the source — not a support script.
Eight years. One open challenge. Zero submissions. We don't ask you to take our word for it — we give you the tools to test it yourself.
Software is free. Revenue comes from codeset transactions in production — meaning we only earn when we are actively protecting your data.
The fastest way to understand Sendatrix is to run the evaluation. Download the A Module, receive 100 free codesets by email, and watch a privileged SQL query return nothing usable from a protected field — on your own machine, with no live data and no commitment.