Subprocessors and infrastructure

Transparency · last verified: 1 September 2026

Every serious DPP buyer asks the same thing: where does my data physically live, and which third parties does it pass through. Here is the exact answer — no marketing.

Where the platform's data lives

The entire DPP platform runs on Amazon Web Services in the Frankfurt, Germany region (eu-central-1) — data is stored in the European Union. The architecture is fully serverless: we operate no servers of our own.

  • Databases have point-in-time recovery (PITR) enabled for the last 35 days.
  • File storage is versioned — deleted objects can be restored.
  • Encryption at rest and in transit; key management via AWS KMS.
  • Public passports are cached on CDN edges in Europe and North America; storage stays in the EU.
  • The whole infrastructure is defined as code (Terraform) and reproducible.

Subprocessor

Service and purpose

Location and safeguards

Amazon Web Services EMEA SARL (Luxembourg)

Platform hosting: compute, databases, file storage, authentication, transactional email, CDN

EU — Frankfurt, Germany; CDN cache: Europe and North America · AWS DPA + Standard Contractual Clauses

Machine-translation provider

Automatic content translations, only at the customer's request

Being confirmed — this row will be completed in the next update of this page

Tool

Purpose

Scope

Vercel

Marketing website hosting

Website only — no access to passport data

Sanity

Website content management

Website only — no access to passport data

Google Tag Manager / Analytics

Visit statistics

Website only — no access to passport data

Calendly

Consultation scheduling

Website only — no access to passport data

Jotform

Enquiry forms

Website only — no access to passport data

Upstash

Blog applause counter

Website only — no access to passport data

What happens to passports when something fails

Our full commitments — what happens to passports when a contract ends, when you switch providers, and on cessation of activity — are published on the “Portability and continuity” page. All data can be exported at any time in open formats (JSON-LD).

This page is updated whenever a provider or the infrastructure changes. Last verified: 1 September 2026.

The WIARA team answers security and infrastructure questions

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