Sub-processors

Last updated: 29 April 2026

TransactionX is operated by Wealth Recovery Solicitors Limited (WRS). To deliver the service, WRS engages the third parties listed below as sub-processors. Each one is contractually bound by data-protection obligations equivalent to those in our customer Data Processing Addendum (DPA).

Sub-processorServiceData processedLocationTransfer safeguard
Supabase, Inc.Managed Postgres database, authentication, file storage, edge functionsAll customer data: account profile, uploaded statements, parsed transactions, audit logsEU (eu-west); US support access possibleUK IDTA + UK Addendum to EU SCCs; SOC 2
Cloudflare, Inc.Edge runtime, CDN, DNS, DDoS protectionRequest metadata; IP addresses (hashed before storage)Global edgeUK IDTA + UK Addendum; ISO 27001
Stripe Payments UK, Ltd.Subscription billing and payment processingCustomer billing data (name, email, card token, address)UK / EU / USStripe DPA; PCI-DSS Level 1; UK IDTA / SCCs
OpenAI / Lovable AI GatewayLLM-based transaction classification and summarisationTransaction descriptions only (no full statements; no card numbers)US / EUUK IDTA + DPA; contractual no-training on inputs
ResendTransactional email delivery (welcome, receipts, alerts)Customer email address and email contentEU / USUK IDTA / SCCs

Change notice and objection

We will give at least 30 days' prior notice of any addition or replacement of a sub-processor, by email to your registered admin contact and by updating this page (see “Last updated” above). You may object on reasonable data-protection grounds within that period; we will work in good faith to resolve any objection. If we cannot, you may terminate the affected service without penalty for the remainder of your prepaid term.

To subscribe to change notifications, or to raise an objection, email privacy@wrsolicitors.com.

What this list does not include

  • Internal tools used by WRS staff that do not process customer personal data.
  • One-off professional advisers (auditors, lawyers) bound by professional confidentiality rather than a sub-processor relationship.

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