emver handles sensitive identity and business data on behalf of the products that call its APIs. This page describes our security and privacy practices in plain language — what we do today and how we continue to improve.
We do not claim third-party certifications we have not earned. Our focus is practical controls that protect API request and response data and support India's data protection expectations.
Sensitive fields are encrypted in transit and at rest. Access to production systems is limited to people who need it for their role.
Role-based permissions in the console and internal tools. Strong authentication for staff accounts.
Key actions are logged so teams can review who did what and when.
Consent capture, purpose limitation, and retention settings designed around applicable privacy law and your policies.
How we build and operate the platform. Details may evolve as we grow — contact us if you need something specific for a vendor review.
Connections to emver use HTTPS. Sensitive stored data is encrypted. We avoid keeping more personal data than each API call requires.
Secure coding practices, reviewed releases, and fixes prioritised by severity. We do not publish internal hosting or network details on this page.
Authenticated sessions for customer and internal users. Role-based permissions so people see only the keys and settings they need.
Significant platform activity is logged for troubleshooting and accountability. Alerts spot unusual patterns so we improve over time.
Services are operated for the Indian market. Retention and deletion follow your account settings and applicable law.
If we learn of a security issue that may affect customer data, we investigate promptly and communicate with affected customers as appropriate.
If you believe you have found a vulnerability, please email our team with enough detail to reproduce the issue. We appreciate responsible disclosure and will work with you in good faith.
For how we collect, use, and share personal information, see our privacy policy.
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