Sensfrx is now GDPR compliant

Sensfrx has achieved full GDPR compliance. What the regulation requires, and what it means for the personal data our customers send us for fraud scoring.

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  1. What GDPR is
  2. What GDPR compliance means for our customers

Sensfrx has achieved full GDPR compliance. It is a significant milestone in our work to provide secure and trustworthy fraud detection.

Data protection has always been at the core of the platform. GDPR compliance shows our commitment to the highest standards of privacy, security and governance.

What GDPR is

The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is the data privacy law enforced across the European Union (EU). It sets strict standards for how organisations collect, store, process and protect personal data. It gives individuals greater control over their personal information and holds businesses accountable for protecting user data.

What GDPR compliance means for our customers

Compliance is more than a legal requirement; it is a commitment to user trust. For our customers it means:

  • Stronger protection for personal and sensitive information.
  • Clear policies on how your data is collected, stored and used.
  • Assurance that Sensfrx aligns with internationally recognised privacy regulations.
  • Confidence that your data is handled responsibly and securely when you use Sensfrx.

Thank you for trusting Sensfrx. We remain committed to a secure, transparent and reliable fraud prevention service. For questions about GDPR compliance or anything else, contact our support team at info@sensfrx.ai

Manisha Kelkar

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Manisha Kelkar

Security researcher

Security researcher and software engineer. Writes about account takeover, payment fraud and the signals that catch them.

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