Every API call evaluated. Every decision sealed in cryptographic evidence. Support demonstrable compliance with GDPR Art. 44-49 before data leaves your infrastructure.
The Problem
Every API call to OpenAI, Anthropic, or any US-based service transfers personal data outside the EU. GDPR Chapter V requires a legal basis for each transfer, but most applications have no visibility.
You cannot demonstrate compliance with transfers you cannot see. Without runtime instrumentation, there is no record of which transfers occurred, where data went, or whether adequate safeguards were in place.
By the time a DPA or auditor requests evidence, it is too late to create it. GDPR Art. 30 requires records of processing activities, and retroactive documentation does not satisfy the accountability principle under Art. 5(2).
A Data Processing Agreement establishes the contractual framework, but GDPR Art. 5(2) requires you to demonstrate compliance per transfer. A DPA alone cannot provide the per-transfer audit trail regulators expect.
Without runtime evaluation, transfers to non-adequate countries proceed unchecked. You cannot enforce what you cannot observe. Shadow Mode lets you see exactly what would be enforced before you enable blocking.
The Solution
A single API call evaluates every transfer, returns ALLOW, BLOCK, or REVIEW, and seals every decision in cryptographic evidence.
Every transfer your application submits is evaluated before it proceeds. Country classification, SCC validation, and legal basis checks happen synchronously at the point of transfer.
Block transfers to non-adequate countries without a valid SCC. Require human review for SCC-required destinations. Return ALLOW for EU/EEA and adequate countries automatically.
Every decision is sealed with a cryptographic hash and linked in an append-only chain. Export PDF reports for auditors and DPAs. Verify chain integrity at any time.
How It Works
Integrate via REST API or MCP Server.
Before calling OpenAI, Anthropic, or any external API, call POST /api/v1/shield/evaluate with the destination country, partner name, data categories, and purpose. Veridion Nexus returns ALLOW, BLOCK, or REVIEW.
If ALLOW, proceed. If BLOCK, stop the transfer and return an error to the caller. If REVIEW, queue the transfer for human oversight — do not proceed until a decision is made.
Every evaluation is cryptographically sealed in your audit trail. Export PDF reports, verify chain integrity, and provide structured, time-bound evidence to auditors and DPAs.
Complete Infrastructure
Support demonstrable compliance with GDPR Chapter V.
Automatic classification of destinations: EU/EEA, Adequate, SCC-required, and Blocked. Reflects current adequacy decisions including the EU-US Data Privacy Framework and Brazil (January 2026).
Register Standard Contractual Clauses (C2C, C2P, P2P, P2C) per partner and destination. Pending reviews are auto-approved when a matching SCC is registered.
Review queue for SCC-required transfers. Approve or reject with sealed evidence. Supports EU AI Act Art. 14 and GDPR Art. 22.
Observe real policy decisions before enabling enforcement. Transfers are not blocked, but every decision is recorded in your audit trail — so you can see exactly what would have been enforced.
Append-only, cryptographically hash-chained audit trail. Export PDF reports for auditors and DPAs. Chain integrity verifiable at any time. Designed to support GDPR Art. 30 record-keeping obligations.
Complete record of all evaluated transfers. Filter by destination, partner, and decision status. CSV export available. Shadow mode evaluations are clearly distinguished from enforced decisions.
Paid plans launching Q3 2026 — design partners receive preferential pricing.
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