Our privacy policy is not a legal formality. It is a technical specification backed by deterministic, rule-based math that guarantees data sovereignty.
Red Vault Privacy operates on a Stateless Architecture. Since no data is stored, transmitted, or retained at any point, the traditional privacy policy concerns around data handling, cross-border transfers, and retention periods are addressed at the architectural level — not the legal level.
Since no data is stored, there is no "Cross-Border Transfer" risk under Law 25. All data transformation occurs entirely within the user's browser RAM. No data ever touches a Red Vault server, a third-party cloud, or any external system. When the browser session ends, the data ceases to exist. There is nothing to subpoena, nothing to breach, and nothing to transfer.
The company has no access to client "Salts" or original PII. Our zero-knowledge design means that even Red Vault Privacy itself cannot see, reconstruct, or infer the original data. Client-defined salts and custom regex patterns remain on the client's device. We operate with zero knowledge of your sensitive data — by design, not by policy.
Unlike AI filters, our policy is backed by rule-based math that doesn't "hallucinate" security. Every substitution is deterministic, reproducible, and auditable. There are no probabilistic models, no neural networks making guesses about what might be sensitive, and no confidence scores. If a pattern matches, it is transformed. If it doesn't match, it is left untouched. The output is mathematically guaranteed — every single time.