Trust & provenance
Built on a register you can check, not retro-fitted.
Every record traced to its source — a regulator register or a named industry body — across 46 countries. European data residency, local AI for search, and an on-premises option, designed in from the start.
- Entity records stored in the EU and UK
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- Person records stored in the EU and UK
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- Erasure of any person record
- On request
- Search inference on our own servers
- 100%
Commitments
Six commitments
- European data residency
- The application, embeddings and search run in an EU data centre; the database is hosted in London, in the UK, which the EU recognises as giving adequate protection under GDPR. The one exception is the optional AI memo (see “Local-first AI”), which we turn off on request.
- Local-first AI
- Embeddings, semantic search and classification run on our own infrastructure: your search queries are never sent to an outside AI provider. The optional due-diligence memo is the single exception: it sends facts from the register to an external model provider to draft prose, disclosed under subprocessors below and named on request. It is off by default in on-premises deployments.
- GDPR by design
- Per-record lawful basis, retention limits, and erasure of any person record on request, within one month. A DPA is available on request once our entity is incorporated.
- Every record, sourced
- The register — 18,418 investment firms across 46 countries — is built mainly from official regulator registers: SEC, ESMA, FCA, FINMA, MAS and 13 more. A minority of the graph's 22,274 records (929, 4.2%) come from named industry bodies such as LPEA and ALFI, which publish what members declare; those are labelled as such wherever they appear. All 22,274 records carry a source tag and a link back to where they came from.
- Grounded agents, not guesses
- Agents draft only from register fields and list the records they rest on; a deterministic check flags any figure that is not in a source record. It checks figures, not prose: a wrong name or a soft claim still needs a reader.
- On-premises option
- For sovereign deployments, the entire VICIYA stack — database, local inference and application — ships as a containerised bundle you run on your own infrastructure. Same product, your perimeter. Not yet deployed with a customer.
Subprocessors
Who processes data on our behalf
Every third party that processes data on our behalf, where they sit, and the authority that supervises them or, for a transfer outside Europe, the safeguard that covers it. Each is named on request, and will be in the DPA once our entity is incorporated. Software we run on our own infrastructure is not listed — a subprocessor is a third party receiving data, and those components send data to no one. We notify customers 30 days before any change.
UK-hosted managed database
- Purpose
- Record storage
- Region
- London (UK)
- Authority or transfer basis
- UK ICO; EU adequacy decision
EU data-centre provider
- Purpose
- Application hosting: compute and storage
- Region
- France (EU)
- Authority or transfer basis
- CNIL
External AI provider
- Purpose
- Optional AI due-diligence memo drafting (register facts only; named on request; disabled on request and in on-premises deployments)
- Region
- United States
- Authority or transfer basis
- SCCs / EU-US DPF
| Subprocessor | Purpose | Region | Authority or transfer basis |
|---|---|---|---|
| UK-hosted managed database | Record storage | London (UK) | UK ICO; EU adequacy decision |
| EU data-centre provider | Application hosting: compute and storage | France (EU) | CNIL |
| External AI provider | Optional AI due-diligence memo drafting (register facts only; named on request; disabled on request and in on-premises deployments) | United States | SCCs / EU-US DPF |
Frameworks
Frameworks & alignment
- GDPR (Reg. 2016/679)
- Designed in; self-assessed, no audit, DPA on incorporation
- EU AI Act (Reg. 2024/1689)
- Provider; not high-risk on current assessment
- NIS2 Directive
- Used as a reference, not a claim of scope; self-assessed, no audit
- DORA (Reg. 2022/2554)
- ICT third-party resilience, used as a reference, not a claim of scope; self-assessed, no audit
- ISO 27001:2022
- Roadmap (12 months)
- SOC 2 Type II
- Roadmap (Enterprise tier)
- ENISA EUCS
- Tracking
Investors & partners
Materials on request
Diligence materials are shared directly, so we can give you the current version and answer questions alongside it. Ask and we will send it the same day.
Request materialsOr mail hello@viciya.com with the subject “VICIYA materials request”.
Sovereign tier
Not yet deployedNeed on-premises?
For sovereign deployments — banks, insurers, regulators, sovereign wealth — the entire VICIYA stack ships as a containerised bundle you run inside your own perimeter. Not yet deployed with a customer; escrow and air-gapped operation are available to discuss, not yet in place.
Contact us about on-premisesRights
Your GDPR rights
We process some person records (board members, partners) sourced from public regulatory and association directories under legitimate interests (GDPR Art. 6(1)(f)). You can request access, rectification, erasure, portability, or object to processing — at no cost — by emailing hello@viciya.com. We respond within one month; for complex requests the law allows two more months, and we tell you within the first month if we need them.