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Sub-processors

Last updated: 5 November 2026

KantaPass uses the following sub-processors to process card holders' data. Customers are notified of changes 30 days in advance.

Sub-processorTaskCard holder data processedLocationTransfer basis
Supabase Pte. Ltd (Singapore)Database and file storageAll data in annex A of the data processing agreementStockholm, SwedenStandard contractual clauses
Google Cloud EMEA Ltd (Ireland)Backend, scheduled jobs, logs, backupsAll annex A data while being processed; backups; request logs (IP address, browser, URL)Backend, backups and logs in FinlandStandard contractual clauses and DPF
Netlify Inc. (United States)Delivery of the card page and websiteIP address, browser details, requested pageGlobal network, served to Finland from FrankfurtStandard contractual clauses and DPF
Cloudflare Inc. (United States)Relaying Apple Wallet updates, DNSDevice ID, push token, pass file (including first name). Not loggedGlobal network, served to Finland from HelsinkiDPF, with standard contractual clauses as fallback
Resend (United States)Sending emailEmail address, name, one-time recovery code, delivery dataSent from Ireland; account and log data in the United StatesStandard contractual clauses and DPF
Apple Inc. (United States)Apple Wallet push notificationsPush token only. The notification is emptyGlobal, United StatesDPF
Google (Google Wallet API)Creating Android cards and messagesCard design, stamp count, card code, the customer's messages. No name, email or phone numberGlobalDPF
Google (Fonts)Card page fontIP address, browser detailsGlobalDPF
Microsoft 365 (via GoDaddy)Company mailboxesOnly what customers or card holders send us by emailEUStandard contractual clauses and DPF

When a card holder adds the card to their wallet, Google stores the Google Wallet card in the card holder's Google account, and Apple keeps a copy if the card holder syncs their wallet with iCloud. For this, Apple and Google process data under the card holder's own agreements with them and are not KantaPass's sub-processors.

DPF means the EU-US Data Privacy Framework. Standard contractual clauses are the clauses adopted by the European Commission (Decision (EU) 2021/914).