data_retained null
Designed so the verification response does not imply AffixIO kept a personal dossier.
Compliance
Built for teams with retention constraints.
AffixIO is shaped around binary outcomes, attestation, and audit, not around collecting personal dossiers.
Attestation
ML-DSA-65 signatures give you portable proof of what AffixIO attested.
Merkle digests
Anchored digests support later reconciliation without replaying PII through AffixIO.
Data handling
On the verification path, AffixIO is designed so responses report data_retained as null. Your organisation keeps authoritative records.
Auditability
Merkle-anchored digests and ML-DSA-65 attestation give you material to show what was verified and when.
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Contact or email hello@affix-io.com for vendor questionnaires.
Compliance questions
Data roles, retention, and audit for regulated teams.
What is AffixIO's data role?
AffixIO acts as processor for verification inputs submitted to api.affix-io.com. The customer remains controller of source identity and eligibility records.
Does AffixIO retain PII after verification?
Default configuration is designed so the verify path does not retain personal data. data_retained stays null. Merkle audit stores digests, not raw credentials.
How does Merkle audit support compliance teams?
Verification digests anchor in a transparent Merkle tree with public root and governance stats at GET /api/governance-stats for reconciliation without storing raw PII at AffixIO.
Which sectors commonly evaluate AffixIO?
Teams running age assurance, KYC gates, health eligibility, financial policy checks, and agent permission controls where minimising third-party PII retention is required.
Governance for a specific application
An AI workflow or personal-superintelligence project needs governance appropriate to its actual data, operations and jurisdiction. AffixIO can supply evidence for configured checks, but that evidence is not a certification of regulatory compliance or a substitute for the responsible organization assessment.
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