Security, compliance, and who owns the data.
The short version: your data remains yours, and BindIQ is being designed around attributable activity, consent history, and practical portability. Current control availability is shared during diligence.
Your data belongs to your agency
The book you built is yours. BindIQ's product direction is to process it only to provide the platform to your agency.
Portability is part of the design: agencies should be able to leave with their records in a usable format. Confirm current export availability with us during diligence.
Consent, tracked per contact and channel
The planned consent model records when and how permission was given, per person and per channel, with history attached to the contact. The goal is an attributable record rather than a recollection; confirm current channel support during diligence.
Keeping card data out of agency systems
The payment design uses provider-hosted, tokenized flows so raw card data does not need to sit in the agency's systems. Final provider scope and production availability will be documented before payment features launch.
Controls are being designed around the record.
These are product and security design targets under implementation, not a certification or claim that every control is live today.
Planned access controls
Planned audit trail
Planned data handling
What we have not done yet
BindIQ is early. Formal certification programs take time and cost money, and claiming one before it exists would be the exact kind of thing this page is meant to rule out.
We will name certifications here when they are real and not before. If you need something specific for your own diligence, ask and we will tell you plainly where we are.
Questions we did not answer here?
Ask directly. We would rather have the conversation than write around it.
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