Overview

Truestamp publishes four legal documents as pages on www.truestamp.com: the Privacy Policy, the Terms of Service, the Cookie Policy, and the Data Processing Addendum (DPA). All four pages are public and require no sign-in. This concept is a pointer directory only: it says which documents exist, where each one lives, and what each covers in a sentence. The pages themselves are the authoritative, binding text, and each page displays its own last-updated date; nothing here restates or summarizes their terms. The Privacy Policy, Terms of Service, and Cookie Policy are linked from the site footer; the DPA page is linked from within each of those three documents.

Where is the Privacy Policy?

At https://www.truestamp.com/privacy-policy. It explains how Truestamp collects, uses, and protects personal information, identifies Truestamp Inc. as the controller of personal data under the GDPR, the UK GDPR, and equivalent laws, and names [email protected] as the contact for any privacy matter.

Where are the Terms of Service?

At https://www.truestamp.com/terms-of-service. The Terms of Service are the usage agreement that governs use of Truestamp’s cryptographic timestamping platform and services.

Is there a Cookie Policy?

Yes, at https://www.truestamp.com/cookie-policy. It explains how the Truestamp website uses cookies and similar technologies, such as browser local storage, and how they relate to the Privacy Policy.

Does Truestamp offer a Data Processing Addendum (DPA)?

Yes. The page at https://www.truestamp.com/dpa describes when a business customer needs a DPA (broadly: when Truestamp processes personal data as a processor on behalf of a customer acting as a controller) and how to obtain the document itself. The current signable version is available on request: email [email protected] from the email address associated with your Truestamp account or organization, and Truestamp provides the document for review and signature.

Who do I contact with a privacy or legal question?

[email protected] is the contact address published on both the Privacy Policy and DPA pages for privacy matters, data-subject requests, and DPA requests. For general product support and the security contact, see getting support.