VERILYZE PERSONAL DATA PROCESSING POLICY
Version dated September 11, 2026
1. General Provisions
1.1. This Personal Data Processing Policy (the “Policy”) defines the procedure and conditions for processing personal data when using the websites, software products, and services of Verilyze, including, without limitation:
https://verilyze.ru;https://demo.verilyze.ru;https://app.verilyze.ru;- other subdomains of
verilyze.ru; - related web applications, APIs, forms, services, software interfaces, and other components of Verilyze
(collectively, the “Service” or “Verilyze”).
1.2. The personal data operator is:
Individual Entrepreneur Denis Anatolyevich Denisov
Taxpayer Identification Number (INN): 525813258650
Primary State Registration Number of Individual Entrepreneur (OGRNIP): 325527500044492
Region of state registration: Russian Federation, Nizhny Novgorod Region
Email address for personal data matters: [email protected]
hereinafter referred to as the “Operator”.
1.3. This Policy has been developed in accordance with Federal Law of the Russian Federation No. 152-FZ dated July 27, 2006, “On Personal Data,” and other applicable laws and regulations of the Russian Federation.
When processing personal data of persons located in foreign jurisdictions, the Operator also takes into account the requirements of the applicable laws of such jurisdictions, including, where applicable, the General Data Protection Regulation of the European Union (GDPR) and other applicable data protection laws.
1.4. This Policy applies both to personal data provided directly by the data subject and to data that may be obtained:
- when using the Service;
- from technical logs and security systems;
- through cookies and similar technologies;
- from Verilyze clients and users;
- from open sources;
- from contractors and service providers;
- from other sources where an appropriate lawful basis exists.
1.5. The use of certain Service functions may also be governed by additional documents, including:
- Consent to Personal Data Processing;
- Cookie Policy;
- Consent to Receive Advertising and Informational Materials;
- Verilyze Terms of Use;
- agreements and contracts with clients;
- personal data processing instructions and data processing agreements;
- other documents of the Operator.
If this Policy conflicts with mandatory requirements of applicable law, the requirements of applicable law shall prevail.
2. Basic Principles of Personal Data Processing
2.1. The Operator processes personal data lawfully and fairly.
2.2. Personal data processing is limited to achieving specific, predetermined, and legitimate purposes.
2.3. The Operator does not process personal data in a manner incompatible with the purposes for which such data was collected, unless otherwise permitted by law or another lawful basis.
2.4. The scope and content of personal data processed must correspond to the stated purposes of processing.
2.5. The Operator seeks not to collect personal data that is excessive in relation to the stated purposes of processing.
2.6. Personal data is retained no longer than required by the purposes of processing, contractual relationships, or applicable law.
2.7. Once the purposes of processing have been achieved, personal data is deleted, destroyed, or anonymized unless further retention is required by law or contract.
3. Categories of Personal Data Subjects
3.1. The Operator may process personal data relating to the following categories of persons:
- visitors to Verilyze websites;
- persons submitting an application for an invitation;
- persons submitting inquiries through feedback forms;
- registered Verilyze users;
- representatives of clients and prospective clients;
- representatives of legal entities and individual entrepreneurs;
- customers ordering analytical reports, monitoring, research, and other services;
- payers;
- recipients of informational and advertising communications;
- participants in testing and demonstration use of the Service;
- individuals whose data is contained in materials provided by users;
- individuals whose data is contained in analyzed open sources;
- other persons whose personal data is lawfully processed in connection with Verilyze functionality.
4. User Age
4.1. Public materials on Verilyze websites may be viewed without registration or a specific age verification procedure unless otherwise stated on the relevant page.
4.2. Account registration, ordering services, and full use of Verilyze functionality are intended for individuals who are 18 years of age or older and have the necessary legal capacity, as well as authorized representatives of legal entities and individual entrepreneurs.
4.3. Verilyze is not intended for independent use by minors.
4.4. If the Operator becomes reliably aware that a minor’s personal data has been provided in violation of this Policy or applicable law, the Operator may restrict processing of such data and take steps to delete it unless another lawful basis for processing exists.
5. Personal Data Verilyze May Process
Depending on the Service functionality being used, the Operator may process the following categories of personal data.
5.1. Identification and Contact Data
Including:
- surname, first name, patronymic;
- display name;
- username;
- email address;
- telephone number, if provided by the user;
- organization name;
- job title;
- information concerning affiliation with an organization;
- other contact information voluntarily provided by the data subject.
5.2. Account Data
Including:
- internal user identifier;
- login;
- email address;
- password hash and other authentication data;
- roles and access permissions;
- organization affiliation;
- account settings;
- interface language;
- time zone;
- notification settings;
- authentication history;
- information about creation, modification, and use of the account.
The Operator does not store the user’s password in plain text.
5.3. Application and Inquiry Data
Including:
- name;
- email;
- organization;
- inquiry text;
- information about the intended use of Verilyze;
- information about the ordered product or service;
- correspondence with the Operator;
- attachments and other information voluntarily provided.
5.4. Order and Service Data
Including:
- information about ordered reports;
- monitoring parameters;
- analytical task parameters;
- information about selected research objects;
- task execution history;
- order identifiers;
- price;
- order status;
- service delivery history;
- other data necessary to perform a contract or fulfill a user request.
5.5. Payment Data
Verilyze may receive from payment providers:
- payment identifier;
- amount;
- currency;
- date and time of payment;
- payment status;
- payment method to the extent transmitted by the payment provider;
- refund information;
- other technical information necessary for payment accounting.
The Operator does not receive or store full bank card numbers, CVC/CVV codes, or other complete payment card credentials.
Such information is processed directly by payment organizations, including YooKassa, and, in the future, by other payment providers connected to the Service.
5.6. User Content
A user may provide Verilyze with:
- text data;
- documents;
- files;
- images;
- spreadsheets;
- archives;
- links;
- website addresses;
- publications;
- materials from social networks and messaging platforms;
- lists of objects for analysis;
- search queries;
- parsing parameters;
- instructions for analytical models;
- other materials necessary to perform the user’s task.
Such materials may contain personal data relating to the user or third parties.
5.7. Third-Party Data
Materials provided by a user may contain, in particular:
- full names;
- job titles;
- places of employment;
- publicly available contact information;
- usernames;
- links to profiles;
- publications;
- comments;
- information about professional activities;
- references in mass media;
- information about events and relationships;
- other information relating to individuals.
A user providing such information to Verilyze must have a lawful basis for its disclosure and processing.
5.8. Data from Open Sources
When performing analytical tasks, Verilyze may process information contained in publicly accessible web resources and other accessible sources, including:
- websites;
- mass media;
- social networks;
- messaging platforms and public channels;
- publications of organizations;
- open registers and databases where their use is permitted by law and by the applicable terms governing the relevant source;
- other open information sources.
The mere technical availability of information on the Internet does not automatically mean that there is an unrestricted right to process it. The Operator takes into account applicable legal requirements, the nature of the source, the purposes of processing, and other relevant circumstances.
5.9. Analytical Data Generated by Verilyze
In the course of operating the Service, Verilyze may generate, based on source data:
- publication sentiment information;
- thematic categories;
- identified entities;
- relationships between objects;
- events;
- reputation indicators;
- signals;
- risk assessments;
- forecasts;
- aggregated indicators;
- analytical conclusions;
- probabilistic assessments;
- other results of automated analysis.
Such results may contain or relate to personal data of individuals.
The results of analytical models are informational and analytical in nature and should not be treated as conclusively established facts without additional verification.
5.10. Technical Data
When using the Service, the following information may be processed automatically:
- IP address;
- date and time of access;
- requested URL;
- referral source;
- HTTP headers;
- User-Agent;
- browser type;
- browser version;
- operating system;
- device type;
- approximate geographic location determined from IP address;
- browser language;
- session identifiers;
- technical identifiers;
- event log data;
- error information;
- actions within the interface;
- information necessary to prevent abuse and maintain security.
5.11. Cookies and Similar Technologies
The Service may use:
- cookies;
- localStorage;
- sessionStorage;
- similar storage and information retrieval technologies.
Further information is provided in the separate Cookie Policy.
6. Purposes of Personal Data Processing
The Operator may process personal data for the following purposes.
6.1. Processing Applications for Access
For:
- reviewing invitation applications;
- contacting applicants;
- assessing whether access can be provided;
- sending invitations;
- arranging product demonstrations.
6.2. Feedback and Support
For:
- processing inquiries;
- responding to questions;
- providing technical support;
- reviewing proposals;
- handling complaints;
- maintaining necessary correspondence.
6.3. Registration and Authentication
For:
- creating an account;
- identifying the user;
- providing access;
- managing sessions;
- restoring access;
- ensuring account security.
6.4. Providing Services and Performing User Tasks
For:
- generating analytical reports;
- conducting monitoring;
- reputation analysis;
- risk analysis;
- market analysis;
- searching for and analyzing publications;
- processing documents;
- processing files;
- analyzing links;
- parsing websites and other sources;
- executing tasks using models;
- generating forecasts;
- building relationships between objects;
- performing other Verilyze functions.
6.5. Performance of Contractual Obligations
For:
- entering into and performing contracts;
- processing orders;
- providing paid services;
- accounting for the volume of services provided;
- interacting with clients;
- resolving disputes.
6.6. Payments and Financial Accounting
For:
- creating payments;
- confirming payments;
- processing refunds;
- financial and accounting purposes;
- compliance with tax and other legal requirements.
6.7. Security
For:
- preventing unauthorized access;
- protecting accounts;
- preventing automated abuse;
- detecting suspicious activity;
- rate limiting;
- fraud prevention;
- investigating incidents;
- protecting Verilyze infrastructure.
6.8. Service Usage Analytics
For:
- analyzing traffic;
- assessing demand for features;
- identifying technical issues;
- improving the interface;
- improving performance;
- analyzing aggregated usage scenarios.
6.9. Informational and Advertising Communications
Where a separate lawful basis exists, the Operator may use contact details to send:
- Verilyze news;
- information about new features;
- offers;
- marketing materials;
- invitations to participate in research and events.
Consent to receive advertising and marketing communications is voluntary and is not a condition for access to the main Service functionality unless otherwise expressly required by law.
6.10. Compliance with Legal Requirements
For:
- fulfilling the Operator’s legal obligations;
- responding to lawful requests from public authorities;
- maintaining documentation required by law;
- protecting the rights and legitimate interests of the Operator and third parties;
- establishing, exercising, or defending legal claims.
7. Lawful Bases for Processing
7.1. Depending on the circumstances, the Operator processes personal data on one or more of the following bases:
- consent of the data subject;
- necessity of processing for entering into a contract at the data subject’s request or performing a contract;
- compliance with legal obligations imposed on the Operator;
- exercise of the rights and legitimate interests of the Operator or third parties, provided that the rights and freedoms of the data subject are not violated;
- processing under a client’s instruction to process personal data;
- other bases permitted by applicable law.
7.2. Where the GDPR or similar foreign legislation applies, processing may be based, in particular, on:
- consent;
- performance of a contract or steps taken prior to entering into a contract;
- compliance with a legal obligation;
- protection of vital interests, where applicable;
- legitimate interests pursued by the Operator or a third party, subject to the conditions established by law.
7.3. The Operator’s legitimate interests may include:
- ensuring Service security;
- preventing fraud and abuse;
- ensuring stable operation of infrastructure;
- protecting the Operator’s rights;
- improving the Service based on minimally necessary technical and aggregated data.
8. Processing Data Provided by Verilyze Clients
8.1. A user or client may provide Verilyze with information containing personal data of third parties.
8.2. The person providing such information must independently ensure that a lawful basis exists for:
- obtaining the personal data;
- transferring it to the Operator;
- assigning the relevant analytical task;
- subsequently using the processing results.
8.3. A user must not provide personal data where its processing through Verilyze would violate applicable law, the rights of data subjects, or the rights of third parties.
8.4. Where a client independently determines the purposes of personal data processing and Verilyze processes such data solely in the client’s interests and under the client’s instructions, the Operator may act as a person processing personal data on behalf of the client.
8.5. The conditions of such processing may additionally be governed by a contract, data processing agreement, personal data processing instruction, or another agreement between the Operator and the client.
8.6. The Operator may refuse to perform a task, restrict processing, or delete submitted materials where there are reasonable grounds to believe that their processing is unlawful or creates a substantial risk of violating third-party rights.
9. Use of User Data for Model Training
9.1. Verilyze does not use user files, documents, texts, links, materials, or personal data contained in them to train its own machine learning or artificial intelligence models.
9.2. Such data is also not used to fine-tune third-party models for purposes unrelated to performing the specific user task.
9.3. User materials may be processed for:
- performing the user’s task;
- providing Service functionality;
- maintaining security;
- diagnosing technical issues;
- preventing abuse;
- complying with legal requirements.
9.4. Anonymized or aggregated statistical information that does not permit identification of a specific individual may be used to improve the Service.
10. Special Categories of Personal Data
10.1. Verilyze is not intended for the targeted collection or analysis of special categories of personal data, including information concerning:
- racial or ethnic origin;
- political opinions;
- religious or philosophical beliefs;
- health;
- intimate life;
as well as other data subject to a special processing regime under applicable law.
10.2. Certain information of this nature may incidentally appear:
- in public publications;
- in mass media;
- in user files;
- in documents provided by a user;
- in other analyzed materials.
10.3. Such information may be processed only where an appropriate lawful basis exists and only to the extent necessary for a lawful purpose.
10.4. Users are advised not to provide special categories of personal data unless such data is necessary for a lawful task and a proper legal basis exists for its processing.
10.5. Verilyze does not use special categories of personal data as an independent basis for making legally significant decisions concerning individuals.
11. Automated Processing and Analytical Models
11.1. Verilyze uses software algorithms, machine learning technologies, and artificial intelligence to analyze information.
11.2. The system may automatically:
- classify materials;
- determine sentiment;
- identify entities;
- detect relationships;
- identify events;
- calculate indicators;
- identify potential risks;
- generate forecasts;
- generate analytical conclusions.
11.3. The results of such operations may be probabilistic and may contain errors.
11.4. The Operator does not make decisions solely on the basis of automated processing by Verilyze where such decisions produce legal effects concerning an individual or otherwise significantly directly affect that person’s rights.
11.5. Verilyze is an analytical tool. Responsibility for assessing the information obtained and making decisions based on it rests with the user or organization using the Service results, within the limits established by law and the applicable agreement.
12. Web Analytics
12.1. Web analytics systems may be used to evaluate the operation of Verilyze websites and services.
12.2. For users from the Russian Federation, the Operator primarily plans to use Yandex Metrica.
12.3. For users outside the Russian Federation, subject to obtaining any required consent and other lawful bases, the following may be used:
- Google Analytics;
- Cloudflare Web Analytics;
- other comparable web analytics services.
12.4. The Operator seeks not to transmit to general-purpose web analytics systems the contents of user forms, files, messages, email addresses, full names, or other information not required for traffic analysis.
12.5. Optional analytical technologies that require consent in the relevant jurisdiction are activated only after such consent has been obtained.
12.6. Additional information is provided in the Cookie Policy.
13. Disclosure of Personal Data to Third Parties
13.1. The Operator does not sell users’ personal data.
13.2. Personal data may be disclosed to third parties or processed with their involvement only where a lawful basis exists and only to the extent necessary for the relevant purpose.
13.3. Such categories of recipients may include:
- server infrastructure and hosting providers;
- cloud infrastructure providers;
- database and backup storage providers;
- CDN, DNS, WAF, and information security providers;
- anti-bot and abuse prevention services;
- email service providers;
- payment organizations;
- web analytics providers;
- contractors required for technical operation of the Service;
- professional advisers;
- public authorities where required by law.
13.4. Verilyze may use, in particular:
Cloudflare — for infrastructure services, content delivery, DNS, website protection, abuse prevention, Cloudflare Turnstile, and certain analytical functions;
Resend — for sending and processing email;
YooKassa — for payment processing;
Yandex Metrica — for web analytics;
Google Analytics — for web analytics of users outside the Russian Federation where its use is permitted by applicable law;
as well as VPS providers, server infrastructure providers, and other technical contractors.
13.5. The specific list of providers may change as the Service develops.
13.6. When selecting persons processing personal data on behalf of the Operator, the Operator takes into account the nature of the data processed, the purpose of the relevant service, and applicable security and confidentiality requirements.
14. Data Localization and Cross-Border Transfers
14.1. The primary database containing Verilyze users’ personal data is located in the Russian Federation.
14.2. When collecting personal data of citizens of the Russian Federation, the Operator organizes the recording, systematization, accumulation, storage, updating, and retrieval of such personal data in accordance with the data localization requirements of the Russian Federation.
14.3. The use of certain foreign technical providers may, in some cases, result in the transfer of certain categories of personal or technical data outside the Russian Federation.
14.4. Cross-border transfers of personal data are carried out only where a lawful basis exists and applicable requirements for such transfers are met, including notification of the competent authority where such notification is mandatory.
14.5. Before carrying out the relevant cross-border transfer, the Operator takes the measures required by applicable law to assess the possibility and conditions of such transfer.
14.6. For users from the European Economic Area, the United Kingdom, and other jurisdictions, international data transfers are carried out using the safeguards required by the applicable law where such safeguards are mandatory.
15. Personal Data Retention Periods
15.1. The retention period depends on the purpose of processing and the category of data.
Invitation Applications and Inquiries
Personal data relating to access applications, inquiries, and potential cooperation may be retained for up to 3 years from the last substantive interaction unless a longer period is required by law or necessary to protect the Operator’s rights.
Account Data
Account data is retained for as long as the account exists.
After account deletion, certain information may be retained for up to 3 years where necessary to resolve disputes, maintain security, prevent abuse, or protect the Operator’s legitimate interests.
Technical Logs
Technical logs and security information are generally retained for 6 to 12 months, unless longer retention is required to investigate a specific incident or comply with legal obligations.
User Files and Materials
Files, documents, and other materials are retained for the period necessary to perform the task and provide the relevant functionality.
After completion of a task or deletion of materials by the user, they may remain for a limited period in technical backups and are subsequently deleted in accordance with established retention procedures.
Payments and Financial Records
Information that must be retained under tax, accounting, or other mandatory legal requirements is kept for the periods required by law.
Marketing Data
Contact information used for advertising and informational communications is processed until:
- consent is withdrawn;
- the user unsubscribes;
- the relevant processing purpose ceases;
- another legal ground requiring termination of processing arises.
15.2. Where data is necessary for handling a complaint, legal proceedings, investigating a violation, or complying with a legal obligation, it may be retained until completion of the relevant procedure and expiry of applicable mandatory retention periods.
16. Deletion and Destruction of Data
16.1. Personal data is subject to deletion or destruction, in particular:
- once the purpose of processing has been achieved and no other retention basis exists;
- upon withdrawal of consent where processing cannot continue on another lawful basis;
- where unlawful processing is identified;
- upon a lawful request from the data subject;
- upon termination of the Operator’s activities unless otherwise required by law.
16.2. Deletion of data from backups may take place according to the backup rotation cycle.
Until final deletion, data retained in backups should not be used for ordinary operational processing except where required for system recovery, security, or compliance with legal requirements.
17. Protection of Personal Data
17.1. The Operator takes necessary legal, organizational, and technical measures to protect personal data against:
- unlawful or accidental access;
- destruction;
- alteration;
- blocking;
- copying;
- disclosure;
- dissemination;
- loss;
- other unlawful actions.
17.2. Such measures may include:
- access control;
- user authentication;
- secure network connections;
- event logging;
- backups;
- restricted administrative access;
- network infrastructure protection;
- suspicious activity monitoring;
- software updates;
- use of tools designed to prevent automated attacks;
- other measures appropriate to the nature and risks of processing.
17.3. Access to personal data is provided only to persons who require such access to perform the relevant tasks.
17.4. No method of storing or transmitting information can guarantee absolute security; however, the Operator takes reasonable measures required by law to reduce relevant risks.
18. Rights of the Data Subject
18.1. Subject to applicable law, a data subject may have the right to:
- obtain information concerning the processing of their personal data;
- require correction of inaccurate or incomplete data;
- require cessation of processing in cases provided by law;
- require deletion or destruction of personal data where a lawful basis exists;
- withdraw consent;
- object to certain types of processing where such right is provided by applicable law;
- restrict processing in cases provided by applicable law;
- obtain a copy or portable version of data where such right is provided by applicable law;
- opt out of advertising communications;
- lodge a complaint with the competent personal data protection authority;
- protect their rights and legitimate interests by other means provided by law.
18.2. Withdrawal of consent does not affect the lawfulness of processing carried out before the withdrawal.
18.3. Withdrawal of consent does not always result in immediate deletion of all data. The Operator may continue processing where another lawful basis exists.
19. Procedure for Submitting Requests
19.1. Requests relating to personal data processing may be sent to:
19.2. It is recommended that the request include:
- full name;
- contact email address;
- the nature of the request;
- information enabling the Operator to identify the relevant data.
19.3. To prevent unauthorized access to another person’s data, the Operator may request additional information necessary to verify the applicant’s identity to the extent permitted by law.
19.4. The Operator processes requests within the periods established by applicable law.
20. Withdrawal of Consent
20.1. Where processing is based on consent, the data subject may withdraw that consent.
20.2. A request to withdraw consent may be sent to:
20.3. For certain Verilyze functions, automated options may also be provided to:
- unsubscribe from communications;
- change cookie settings;
- delete data;
- delete an account;
- modify processing settings.
21. Processing Personal Data from Open Sources
21.1. One of Verilyze’s functions is the analysis of information from open information sources.
21.2. The Operator does not consider the mere publication of information on the Internet to constitute unconditional permission for any further processing of such information.
21.3. When processing information, the Operator seeks to take into account:
- the source of the data;
- the access regime applicable to the information;
- the nature of the information;
- the lawfulness of the purpose of processing;
- the rights of data subjects;
- restrictions established by law;
- applicable requirements of information resource owners.
21.4. If an individual believes that Verilyze is unlawfully processing information relating to them, they may submit a request to:
and provide information sufficient to identify the relevant data.
22. Anonymized and Aggregated Data
22.1. The Operator may create statistical and analytical datasets from which the possibility of identifying a specific individual has been removed or otherwise excluded.
22.2. Properly anonymized information may be used for:
- statistics;
- evaluating system quality;
- performance analysis;
- improving algorithms where such improvement does not involve training on identifiable user data;
- product development planning;
- evaluating demand for features.
22.3. The Operator does not intentionally attempt to re-identify individuals from properly anonymized data except where permitted or required by law.
23. Advertising Communications
23.1. Advertising communications are sent only where an appropriate lawful basis exists.
23.2. Consent to receive advertising is obtained separately from consent to personal data processing where such separation is required by applicable law.
23.3. A user may opt out of advertising communications at any time by:
- using an unsubscribe link in the message, where provided;
- changing account settings, where such functionality is available;
- contacting
[email protected].
23.4. Service communications necessary to fulfill a user request, maintain account security, process a payment, or provide an ordered service are not considered advertising solely because they are sent by email.
24. Changes to this Policy
24.1. The Operator may amend this Policy due to:
- changes in legislation;
- development of Verilyze;
- introduction of new functions;
- changes in the list of service providers;
- changes in processing methods;
- the need to clarify processing conditions.
24.2. The current version of the Policy is published on the Verilyze website.
24.3. The effective version date is stated at the beginning of the document.
24.4. In the event of material changes, the Operator may additionally notify registered users using an available method.
24.5. If a change requires obtaining new consent from the data subject, the Operator obtains such consent before commencing the processing for which it is required.
25. Applicable Law for Users in Other Countries
25.1. The primary law applicable to the Operator’s activities is the law of the Russian Federation.
25.2. Where additional mandatory requirements of a foreign jurisdiction apply to specific processing by virtue of the territorial scope of that jurisdiction’s laws, the Operator complies with such requirements to the applicable extent.
25.3. In particular, individuals to whom the GDPR or similar legislation applies may additionally have rights to:
- access;
- rectification;
- erasure;
- restriction of processing;
- objection to processing;
- data portability;
- withdrawal of consent;
- lodge a complaint with the competent supervisory authority.
25.4. Where the law of the relevant jurisdiction requires appointment of a representative, responsible person, or disclosure of additional information concerning the data controller, such information will be provided in accordance with the applicable requirements.
26. Final Provisions
26.1. This Policy is the general privacy and personal data processing document for the Verilyze ecosystem.
26.2. Additional terms and documents may apply to specific products, categories of clients, or types of processing.
26.3. If a user does not agree with the processing of data necessary for a particular function, the user should refrain from using that function.
26.4. Refusal to provide personal data that is objectively necessary for a particular purpose may make it impossible to:
- register;
- receive an invitation;
- process an inquiry;
- fulfill an order;
- process a payment;
- perform an analytical task;
- provide another requested function.
26.5. For all questions relating to this Policy and personal data processing, please contact the Operator:
Individual Entrepreneur Denis Anatolyevich Denisov
Taxpayer Identification Number (INN): 525813258650
Primary State Registration Number of Individual Entrepreneur (OGRNIP): 325527500044492
Russian Federation, Nizhny Novgorod Region
[email protected]
Document: Verilyze Personal Data Processing Policy / Privacy Policy
Version: 1.0
Revision date: September 11, 2026
Operator: Individual Entrepreneur Denis Anatolyevich Denisov