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cryptlex.comDeveloper toolsLast verified 17 Sep 2026
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Cryptlex and GDPR

CertReports found no public GDPR evidence for Cryptlex as of unknown date. This does not mean the vendor is non-compliant. It means CertReports found no public evidence at the last check.

Evidence

ExpiredInactive
as of 17 Sep 2026 · confidence 100%
Kind
listing
Issued or listed
15 Feb 2019
Scope
In order to provide services to our users (our customers and customers' customers), Cryptlex collects certain types of data from them. This section will describe how these two types of data are collected and used by Cryptlex. Data entered or transferred into Cryptlex by Users remains the property of the User and may not be shared with a third party by Cryptlex without express consent from the User. 1..1 Collection of User data from our customers Information in this category includes the information they provide when registering to use our services and further use of our services. This data is primarily stored within Cryptlex and a part of it may also be stored in third-party services. 1.1.1 Personal information stored within Cryptlex First name, last name, email, company name Stripe customer and subscription unique identifiers IP addresses for rate limiting (stored temporarily) 1.1.2 Personal information stored in third-party services Name and email (through Hubspot, MailChimp and Intercom) Company name (through Hubspot) Links to social media profiles (through Hubspot) Credit card information (securely stored within Stripe) Website usage (through Google Analytics) Geographic location (through Google Analytics) Name, email and IP addresses in crash reports (through Bugsnag retained for seven days) IP addresses in request logs (through Papertrail archived for one year) 1.2 Collection of User data from our customers' customers Information in this category includes the information they store when adding license users, information collected at the time of license activation to identify the user device required for node locked licensing and additional metadata stored along with user or license activation data which may or may not contain personally identifiable information. This data is only stored within Cryptlex and is entirely owned by them. This data is never shared with any third parties outside of our logging, crash reporting and other infrastructure-related services. 1.2.1 Personal information stored within Cryptlex First name, last name, email User metadata (may or may not contain personal data) Geo-location data License activation metadata (may or may not contain personal data) Following device details associated with license activation: Hostname of the device Username of the device (hashed using SHA256) Operating system of the device Virtual machine being run on the device Fingerprint of the device generated using various hardware components (hashed using SHA256) IP address of the device 1.2.2 Personal information stored in third party services Name, email and IP addresses in crash reports (through Bugsnag retained for seven days) IP addresses in request logs (through Papertrail archived for one year)
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Data Privacy Framework list
Official registry · HTTP 200
17 Sep 2026Cryptlex: Inactive
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Is Cryptlex GDPR compliant?

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