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What happens to your data?
You have the right to know where your data is held, who can reach it, and what the engine does and doesn't do with it.
Last updated: 24 September 2026
What the engine never does
Lines we never cross
- Your financial accounts are yours. We never mix your data with another customer's.
- No assessment of one company is built from another company's data. Anything the engine tells you about a counterparty comes from your own financial accounts, the official sources you choose, or statements that counterparty shared with you. Each subscriber's data is isolated from every other's.
- Nothing derived from your data is sold, licensed, or shown to any third party.
- The engine supports your decision. It never makes one. No credit limit, no approve-or-decline, no decision on your behalf.
- It never moves money either. There is no payment in the product, and no payment data is held anywhere.
Why call these limits, not lines?
Because they're built into how the engine works, not written for marketing. They're also what keeps the engine outside the perimeter of any regulated activity.
Where the data is
Where is your data held?
Everything you send through this site — requests, complaints, contact messages, account data, or conversations with the site assistant — is held in databases inside the Kingdom.
Conversations with the site assistant are kept for 180 days from the last message, then deleted automatically.
Access to your data is limited to the people who need it to do their jobs.
Personal data protection
We collect as little as we can: what you type into a form, what you tell the site assistant, and the technical data any visit produces.
We only send marketing with your explicit consent, and you can take it back any time by writing to us. Every marketing message has an unsubscribe link.
Data protection contact: info@fkahtech.com
What does invoice verification prove?
A cleared e-invoice in Saudi Arabia carries a cryptographic stamp and a hash chain. The engine checks both whenever an invoice is a cleared e-invoice.
What that proves: the document is authentic, and the seller's invoice sequence is intact.
What it doesn't prove: that the invoice hasn't been submitted somewhere else. The stamp simply doesn't carry that.
Complaints
Every complaint gets a published channel, a reference number, a set deadline, and a way to escalate if our answer doesn't satisfy you.
The channel is open for anything about this site, how we handle your data, or a marketing message you got from us.
Pages you may want next
- 01
Security
The controls in place today, and what we do not claim. - 02
Reporting
What we publish and how often, each report with its date and source. - 03
Complaints
The channel, the deadlines, and the escalation route. - 04
Privacy
What we collect, where it is held, and your rights.