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FedCrest

Security and data

Plain answers about where your members' data lives and what we can and cannot do with it.

Where your data lives

Everything FedCrest builds runs in a cloud account that belongs to you, in a region you choose. You hold the administrator access from day one. We do not run your members' data in a system of our own.

What we can access

We work in your account through access you grant and can revoke at any time. We keep no copy of your data beyond what a support request needs while it is open. If you end the engagement, you keep the system, the data and the documentation.

Sign-in

Members and administrators sign in through the identity controls of your own account. You can require multi-factor sign-in for administrators.

Backups, updates and monitoring

The monthly retainer includes updates, backups and monitoring of what we built, with support by email.

Encryption

Traffic between your members and your system travels over HTTPS (TLS). Data at rest sits in your own cloud account, where major cloud providers encrypt storage by default. Ask us for the specifics of your setup and we will answer in writing.

Payments

When you pay FedCrest online, you pay on a page hosted by Stripe. Card details go to Stripe and never pass through our website or servers. In your own system, payments run through your own payment provider account, with no markup from us.

Roles under GDPR

You are the controller of your members' data. FedCrest acts as your processor under a data processing agreement, which we provide before work starts. You decide what data is collected and why.

Children and guardians

Registration can require guardian consent for minors and records it. You decide what is asked and how long data is kept. Check the age of digital consent that applies in your country with your own adviser.

For US organizations: under COPPA, collecting personal information from children under 13 requires verifiable parental consent. The guardian consent step in registration is built to support that. Which rules apply to your organization, and whether your process meets them, is for you and your own counsel to decide. This is not legal advice.

If something goes wrong

If we find a problem that affects your data, we tell you without undue delay and help you assess and report it. To report a vulnerability or a concern, write to [email protected].

What we do not claim

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Last updated: November 2026.