Merge is designed from the ground up to safeguard your customer data in accordance with the industry’s highest standards of security and privacy
Merge is built with features to meet and exceed your enterprise security and privacy needs
Confidently meet data residency requirements

Choose to store data in Amazon Web Services (AWS) datacenters with enterprise-grade physical and network security in the US, EU, and/or APAC-based regions
Receive your own Merge-hosted servers and databases that are fully separated from other Merge customers
All data is stored within your own environment. Compatible with both multi-tenant and single-tenant, normalized data is directly streamed in your own data storage platform.
Meaningfully control and limit what data is shared
Set precise scopes to sync only what’s needed, respecting your customers’ data privacy
Redact data from third-party unmapped fields to hide sensitive data from logs and remote data
Seamlessly delete any data at any time
Exclude accessing specific individuals' personal data, while continuing to pull others
When a Linked Account is deleted, all data associated with that account is also deleted from Merge
Automatically keep detailed records of data processing activities and easily restrict access to Merge
Full transparency and accountability for all user actions in the Merge Dashboard
Compatible with Single Sign-On (SSO) with Security Assertion Markup Language (SAML), control access to the Merge dashboard and enforce organizational policies
Restrict what type of access Merge users have based on their assigned role
Merge maintains a vulnerability disclosure program on approved asset scopes.
You can contact us for more information or report vulnerabilities to security@merge.dev.
By submitting a security bug or vulnerability to Merge, you acknowledge that you agree to all VDP policies and may not disclose publicly or to any third-parties the findings of any security research without Merge's prior written approval.
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