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Sub-processors

To run anon.li we rely on a small set of vetted providers. Here's exactly who they are and what each one processes. By design, the services that touch your files and form responses see only ciphertext — never your content.

Last updated June 11, 2026

What our sub-processors cannot see

Drop files and Form submissions are end-to-end encrypted in your browser. Storage and infrastructure providers receive only encrypted blobs; encryption keys never leave your device unencrypted. Account data lives in anon.li's own PostgreSQL database, where vault-protected fields are stored as ciphertext.

ProviderPurposeData processed
Stripe
Payments
Card & subscription billingBilling contact and subscription metadata. Card details are entered directly with Stripe — anon.li never stores them.
NOWPayments
Payments
Cryptocurrency paymentsCrypto invoice and transaction data for orders paid in cryptocurrency.
Vercel
Infrastructure
Application hosting & serverless computeRequest metadata and operational logs needed to serve the application.
Cloudflare R2
Infrastructure
ciphertext only
Object storage for Drop & Form filesEncrypted file blobs only. Files are encrypted in your browser before upload; R2 never receives plaintext or keys.
Upstash
Infrastructure
Redis for rate limiting & transient stateEphemeral counters and short-lived tokens, keyed by hashed identifiers. No message or file content.
Resend
Email
Transactional email deliveryRecipient address and message content for account email — magic links, verification, and security alerts.
Bot & abuse protection on sign-inBrowser and network signals used to confirm a request comes from a human.
Google & GitHub
Authentication
Optional social sign-in (OAuth)Account email and basic profile — only if you choose to sign in with one of these providers.

Data residency follows each provider's configuration and DPA. Contact us for region-specific details or a signed data processing agreement.

Changes to this list

We update this page when we add or remove a sub-processor. For a data processing agreement (DPA), sub-processor change notifications, or a security review, reach our team — Enterprise plans include a contractual DPA.