Subprocessors

Every third party that touches your data, listed transparently.

What This Is

Under GDPR Article 28, we are required to disclose the third-party services ("sub-processors") that process personal data on our behalf. This page lists every service that has access to any personal data flowing through EWEPIP.

We keep this list deliberately short. Most platforms have dozens of sub-processors. We have six, and four of them are self-hosted on our own hardware.

Current Sub-processors

Sub-processor Purpose Data Processed Location
Square Third-party Payment processing (primary) Card details, billing name, billing address, transaction amounts USA
Stripe Third-party Payment processing (backup/enterprise) Card details, billing name, billing address, transaction amounts USA
Cloudflare Third-party CDN, DNS, DDoS protection, tunnel IP addresses, request metadata, TLS termination USA / Global edge network
Redis Self-hosted Session storage, caching Session tokens, user preferences, temporary data USA (on-premise servers)
PostgreSQL Self-hosted Primary database All user data, marketplace data, social data, POS data USA (on-premise servers)
Ollama (Qwen models) Self-hosted AI inference for Talk to EWE Chat messages (processed in real-time, not stored permanently) USA (on-premise servers)

Note About Self-Hosting

Most of our infrastructure is self-hosted on our own physical servers. Your data does not leave our hardware for the majority of operations.

Here is what "self-hosted" means in practice:

The only data that leaves our physical infrastructure is payment card data (routed to Square or Stripe for PCI-compliant processing) and web traffic metadata (routed through Cloudflare for CDN and security).

No Data Brokers

We do not share data with data brokers, advertising networks, or marketing platforms. Ever.

To be explicit about what we do not use:

If a service is not on the table above, it does not have access to your data.

Changes to This List

We update this page whenever our sub-processor list changes. Per our Data Processing Agreement, we provide at least 30 days notice before adding a new sub-processor.

To stay informed about changes:

If you object to a new sub-processor, you may contact us within 14 days of notification. See our DPA for the full objection process.

Last Updated: February 2026