Fieldproof
Security & compliance

Written for your security questionnaire.

Everything below is implemented, not planned. If your reviewer needs something that is not here, ask us directly at [email protected].

Data protection

  • Tenant isolation is structural: every read and write is scoped to your organisation at the query layer, covered by an automated cross-tenant test matrix. A probe with another organisation's key returns 404 — it does not reveal that the record exists.
  • Your API secret is stored only AES-256-GCM encrypted. The raw value exists nowhere after issuance.
  • Database encryption at rest, with encrypted backups.
  • Borrower phone and email are masked in all logs. Request and webhook bodies are never logged. Metadata-only API audit logs retain 90 days.
  • Webhooks contain only data about your own loans and borrowers.

Credential safety

  • Environment-locked keys — a test key is rejected on production, and a live key on sandbox.
  • Signature-failure lockout with alerting.
  • Revocation is effective in under 60 seconds; zero-downtime rotation on request.
  • The secret is shown exactly once at issue, and never again.
  • Optional hardening: IP allowlisting of your keys, plus our static egress IPs for your firewall.

Money

  • We never hold or route borrower funds. Collections land directly on your rails.
  • Cash is not accepted — the partner app removes the option and the API rejects it.
  • A payment event is only emitted for money that is verifiably booked in your account.
  • Monthly reconciliation and remittance reporting, with CSV export.

Field conduct

  • Collections are performed under RBI fair-practices guidelines by trained and verified partners.
  • Your lender-of-record disclosure is printed on every borrower receipt, in wording your legal team approves at onboarding.
  • Borrower-facing screens are re-skinned with your logo and brand colour, so the borrower always knows whose loan it is.
  • Visit outcomes are recorded whatever they are, including refusals and wrong addresses.