Reclaim Protocol Subprocessors
Reclaim Protocol lets applications verify user claims from web sources using zero-knowledge proofs and trusted execution environments.
- Subprocessors
- 6
- Locations
- 5
- Categories
- 4
- Last scanned
| Name | Category | Purpose | Location | Data processed |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Amazon Web Services | Cloud Infrastructure | Cloud infrastructure (compute, storage, databases) and TEE confidential compute |
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Session metadata, proof data, encrypted logs, TLS session keys (TEE_K), AEAD authentication tags (TEE_A), enclave attestation measurements |
| Google Cloud Platform | Cloud Infrastructure | TEE confidential compute hosting one or both halves of a TEE_K/TEE_A pair |
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TLS session keys (TEE_K), AEAD authentication tags (TEE_A), enclave attestation measurements |
| Firebase | Cloud Infrastructure | Admin authentication (Google OAuth) and hosting for the Trust Portal |
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Admin email, OAuth tokens, HTTP request logs, build artifacts |
| Anthropic | AI | AI analysis for PII, security and whitepaper checks |
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Source code snippets, session log samples (PII audit only) |
| GitHub | Developer Tools | Source code hosting and Dependabot supply-chain alerts |
|
Source code, dependency vulnerability alerts |
| Slack | Communications | Internal alert notifications (admin only) |
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Alert summaries (no end-user data) |
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November 7, 2026
+6 added
- + Amazon Web Services (Cloud Infrastructure)
- + Google Cloud Platform (Cloud Infrastructure)
- + Firebase (Cloud Infrastructure)
- + Anthropic (AI)
- + GitHub (Developer Tools)
- + Slack (Communications)