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Subprocessors

Last updated: 21 October 2026Version: GR-GA-2026.10.21

We use external companies for storage, payments, email and other technical services. Below we explain what each provider does and which data it may use. Each company's exact role also depends on the applicable processing agreement.

1. Subprocessors list

Current as of the last-updated date shown at the top of this page:

ProviderRoleDataProcessing location
SupabaseDatabase, authentication, file storageAccount data, insurance policy documents, application dataEU — eu-west-3 (Paris, France)
VercelApplication hosting and content delivery network (CDN)Traffic data, technical logsEU/US (global network)
StripePayment and subscription processingBilling and subscription details; card data is held exclusively by StripeEU/US
BrevoEmail delivery (notifications, newsletter)Email address, name, notification contentEU (France)
UpstashRequest rate limiting (Redis)Per-IP request counters — no document contentEU/US
SentryApplication error monitoringTechnical error events with personal data scrubbed — no document contentEU/US
Google (Gemini API)AI document analysis — primary providerPolicy content submitted for analysis, only with your consentEU/US
Google (Google Analytics)Usage analyticsUsage events, device information and cookie identifiers — only if you accept the Analytics categoryEU/US
AnthropicAI document analysis — alternate providerPolicy content submitted for analysis, only with your consentUS
OpenAIAI document analysis — alternate providerPolicy content submitted for analysis, only with your consentUS

2. Safeguards

Article 28 GDPR requires an appropriate contract for each provider processing data on our behalf. For information about the specific service, contact dpo@policywallet.gr.

Processing outside the European Economic Area requires a lawful transfer mechanism. You may request provider-specific details and a copy of the relevant safeguards at dpo@policywallet.gr.

AI providers are governed by the terms of the specific API service, which describe data use and retention. The terms of a free chat application are not necessarily the same as those of a commercial API service.

3. Updates to this list

Before adding a new subprocessor or materially changing an existing one's role, we update this page and the date at its top.

See also the Privacy Policy