Sub-processors

Updated October 23, 2026. The third parties that process personal data to run Substratal. We announce a new sub-processor here and in the Changelog at least 30 days before it starts processing personal data (see the Data Processing Addendum).

Sub-processor	What they do	Data	Location
Amazon Web Services, Inc.	Hosting: compute (Lambda), database (Aurora PostgreSQL), storage (S3), keys (KMS), queues, logging, and transactional email (Amazon SES), including mail sent to our contact addresses	All Service data	United States (us-east-1)
Stripe, Inc.	Subscription payments, invoices, tax calculation, and the billing portal	Name, email, billing address, payment details (held by Stripe), subscription status	United States and Stripe’s global processing locations
Apple Inc.	Push notifications to iOS, iPadOS and macOS devices (APNs), and Safari web push	Push token and notification content	United States and Apple’s global locations
Google LLC	Push notifications to Android devices (Firebase Cloud Messaging) and Chrome web push	Push token and notification content	United States and Google’s global locations
Mozilla Corporation	Firefox web push	Push token and notification content	United States
Microsoft Corporation	Edge web push	Push token and notification content	United States and Microsoft’s global locations

Push services receive only what’s needed to deliver a notification to a device you turned notifications on for. Windows and Linux Hub apps don’t use a push service; they check for new notifications themselves.

Not sub-processors: GitHub, Inc. hosts this documentation site and our source code, but doesn’t process Service user data. Applications built by other developers are their own controllers.