Core service hosting
Beyond.pl
Provider control not verified- Location
- EEA
- Observed
- Colocation and backup in the approved customer-data processing schedule; a Polish supplier address alone does not establish ultimate ownership.

Scope verdict
Vercom's H1 2026 report confirms that cyber_Folks retains control and describes the July voting agreement. cyber_Folks has a dispersed public share register, including Polish founder interests; its September merger disclosures do not establish an ultimate European controlling shareholder or bloc. The parent's Polish listing alone does not settle the verdict.
Operational dependency warning
Current public evidence shows 6 non-European infrastructure or email dependencies across 4 providers: Amazon Web Services, Cloudflare, Google, NTT Global Data Centers EMEA. The reviewed operational path is therefore not entirely European.
EmailLabs is Vercom's transactional email platform from Poland. It provides SMTP relay and an API, templates, delivery events and analytics for applications sending receipts, account messages and notifications. It does not provide a general incoming mailbox.
Vercom S.A. remains controlled by cyber_Folks S.A. under a 2026 voting arrangement with Vercom's founders. The ultimate European-control requirement is still unresolved at the listed parent. The approved processing schedule specifies the EEA for hosting and backups, while including suppliers controlled outside Europe.
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Data and operations
Verified operational dependencies, shown separately from ownership and from the service's core data hosting.
Core service hosting
Core service hosting
Why this matters
Reviewed evidence places NTT Global Data Centers EMEA in the core service path, so customer data may be processed under non-European control. Check the cited source for the documented region and scope.
Core service hosting
Core service hosting
Why this matters
Reviewed evidence places Amazon Web Services in the core service path. Even when workloads stay in an EU region, the standard AWS infrastructure remains under US ultimate ownership. Treat it as the separately operated AWS European Sovereign Cloud only when the provider explicitly documents that deployment.
Supporting services
Why this matters
The published disclosure lists Cloudflare for supporting services. Depending on the function, account or customer data may reach this non-European provider. See the source for the documented scope.
Public website
Why this matters
Public DNS routes website visits through Cloudflare. Visitor IP addresses and request metadata can reach this non-European provider; this does not identify the core service's data location.
Incoming business email
Why this matters
Published MX records route incoming business email through Google Workspace. Correspondent details and message content can therefore enter this non-European provider's systems; MX does not reveal the configured storage region.
Authorised outbound email
Why this matters
This domain authorises Google Workspace to send email. If active, recipient details and message content can be processed by this non-European provider. SPF does not reveal its configured storage region.
Authorised outbound email
Authorised outbound email
Authorised outbound email