GDPR Compliance
Architecture.
A structural breakdown of how our zero-trust memory pipelines and automated 30-day data minimization protocols align perfectly with EU privacy mandates.
Our Commitment as a Data Processor
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) represents the global gold standard for user privacy. At Authepy, we have engineered our core authentication infrastructure from the ground up to not just comply with, but strictly enforce the principles of the GDPR. We provide Data Controllers with the technical guarantees necessary to safely route European citizen data through our edge networks.
Article 5: Minimization
Enforced
End-user verification tokens are never stored in persistent database tables. They exist purely within transient Node.js memory threads and are garbage-collected instantly. Raw routing metadata (IPs and email strings) is strictly bound to an automated 30-day retention worker that hard-deletes records via PostgreSQL setInterval routines.
Articles 15-21: Subject Rights
EnforcedBecause Authepy automatically purges end-user verification data within 30 days, the Right to Erasure (Article 17) is programmatically fulfilled without requiring manual database hunting. Any persistent administrative metadata tied to your developer workspace can be instantly exported via the dashboard.
Article 32: Security Processing
EnforcedAll internal workspace data and Developer API Keys are protected at rest via AES-256 envelope encryption. Inbound connections strictly require TLS 1.3 handshakes, fulfilling the mandate for state-of-the-art organizational and technical security measures.
Chapter V: Border Transfers
EnforcedWhen European data is routed through our global edge nodes or AWS SES/Postmark transit pipelines, Authepy ensures comprehensive legal protection. We rely on the latest European Commission Standard Contractual Clauses (SCCs) to shield Data Controllers from regulatory risk.