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Sub-Processors

Third-party processors PowerQuant uses, with addresses, DPAs, SCC modules, and regions. Last updated 2026-05-05.

Sub-processorFunctionRegionDPA / SCC reference
Hetzner Online GmbHCloud hosting (compute, storage, snapshots)Nuremberg, Germanyhetzner.com/legal/order-processing-agreement
Cloudflare Inc.DNS, CDN, WAF, DDoS mitigationEU edge + globalcloudflare.com/cloudflare-customer-dpa
Vercel Inc.Frontend hosting (powerquant.dk)EU + US edgevercel.com/legal/dpa
Supabase Inc.Postgres + Auth + StorageFrankfurt, Germanysupabase.com/dpa
Anthropic PBCLLM inference (Claude); zero-retention API modeUS (SCCs Module 2)anthropic.com/legal/dpa
OpenAI L.L.C.LLM + embeddings; zero-retention API modeUS (SCCs Module 2)openai.com/policies/data-processing-addendum
Cohere Inc.LLM rerankerUS/EU (SCCs Module 2)cohere.com/legal/dpa
Stripe Inc. + Stripe Payments Ireland LtdPayment processingIreland EU + USstripe.com/legal/dpa
Resend Inc.Transactional emailEUresend.com/legal/dpa
Telegram FZ-LLCOperational alerts to founder (NOT customer data)Dubai (founder ops only)telegram.org/privacy

International transfers

For US-based sub-processors (Anthropic, OpenAI, Cohere, Stripe US, Telegram), PowerQuant relies on:

  1. Standard Contractual Clauses (SCCs) — EU Commission 2021/914
  2. Sub-processor-specific Transfer Impact Assessment — kept internally, summary on NDA-bound request
  3. Data Privacy Framework certification where available (Anthropic, OpenAI, Stripe US)

Module 2 (controller-to-processor) is used for AI/embedding sub-processors. Module 4 (processor-to-controller) is used for Stripe payment-data, where Stripe acts as data-controller for KYC/AML.

Notification of changes

PowerQuant gives 30 days' notice of any new sub-processor (via email + this page updated with effective-date marker). Customer objection window: 14 days. Objection resolves per DPA §10 — typically by alternative sub-processor identification, workaround acceptance, or mutual termination with pro-rata refund.