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Protected by U.S. patent-pending technology, including the following provisional patent applications filed with the United States Patent and Trademark Office: - Application No. 63/983,615 (filed February 15, 2026) - Application No. 63/983,621 (filed February 15, 2026) - Application No. 63/983,843 (filed February 16, 2026) - Application No. 63/984,626 (filed February 17, 2026) - Application No. 64/071,781 (filed May 21, 2026) - Application No. 64/071,789 (filed May 21, 2026) Additional patents pending. All patent rights expressly reserved per Section 2 above. AgentGuard(TM) is a trademark of Dunecrest Ventures Inc. (USPTO Serial No. 99462472, pending). MerchantGuard(TM) is a trademark of Dunecrest Ventures Inc. (USPTO Serial No. 99051215, pending). 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