HOW IT WORKS / DATA RESIDENCY
Your data stays where you need it to.
Data residency is a contractual commitment in CrownWall, not a configuration option. Your traffic is processed and logged in the region you specify.
A dashboard setting is not a compliance answer.
For regulated organisations, “we try to keep your data in region” is not an acceptable answer to a data-protection audit. The question is whether the commitment is contractual, documented, and verifiable.
CrownWall’s data residency options are written into your service agreement, enforced by region-isolated architecture, and documented in your compliance reports — showing where traffic was processed and when.
Contractual commitment
Region selection is written into the service agreement, enforced by isolated architecture, and evidenced in compliance reporting.
Specified
Region
Isolated
Architecture
Exported
Reports
Common regulatory questions, direct answers.
Clear answers for common data-location and sovereignty concerns.
GDPR Article 44 — third-country transfers
Traffic processed in your specified EU or UK region does not constitute a third-country transfer. No Schrems II analysis required for that traffic.
NIS2 — data location for essential services
For operators of essential services with specific data-location obligations, CrownWall's regional isolation and contractual commitments support compliance.
Sector-specific sovereignty requirements
For financial services, healthcare, public sector, and defence-adjacent organisations with more specific requirements, custom data-residency arrangements are available.
Available regions.
Choose the processing and logging region that matches your business, regulator, or contract.
EU
Frankfurt · Amsterdam
UK
London
North America
New York · Toronto
Asia-Pacific
Singapore · Sydney
Need a specific sovereignty commitment?
For specific sovereignty requirements or multi-region deployments, contact our team.