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Data processing agreement updated to version 2.2: Stripe added for online ordering

2026-11-13

Data processing agreement updated to version 2.2: Stripe added for online ordering

As of 13 November 2026, version 2.2 of our data processing agreement applies. The reason: you can now order our services, such as uBackup and uCompose, directly through the website and pay online. For this, we have added Stripe as a sub-processor.

Why Stripe

When you order a service through the website, the payment is handled by Stripe, one of the largest payment platforms in Europe. Stripe records your payment details and handles the monthly billing of your subscription. Because Stripe processes data of our customers in doing so, it belongs in the data processing agreement.

What Stripe does and does not process

  • Only what the payment requires: company name, contact details and payment details.
  • No access to your data: Stripe cannot access the data in our services, such as the content of your backups.
  • European contracting party: the agreement is with Stripe Payments Europe in Ireland. Where data is transferred to the United States, this is done under the EU Standard Contractual Clauses and the EU-US Data Privacy Framework.
  • Only for online orders: if you do not order through the website, Stripe does not process any of your data.

Where can you find the data processing agreement?

As a customer, you can find version 2.2 of the data processing agreement, including the current list of sub-processors, in the Universal Customer Portal, where we also announce changes to the list. Not a customer yet? Request the data processing agreement.

What does this mean for you?

You don't need to do anything. The updated data processing agreement applies automatically. If you object to the new sub-processor, or would like to know more about how we handle your data, please email so@universal.cloud.

Frequently asked questions

What has changed in the Universal.Cloud data processing agreement?

Version 2.2 adds Stripe as a sub-processor. Stripe processes the payments and subscriptions for services you order directly through our website, such as uBackup and uCompose.

Which data does Stripe process?

Only the data needed for the payment: company name, contact details and payment details. Stripe has no access to the data in our services, such as the content of your backups.

Where can I find the data processing agreement?

Customers find it in the Universal Customer Portal at portal.universal.cloud, together with the current list of sub-processors. Not a customer yet? Request it at universal.cloud/en/data-processing-agreement.

Do I need to do anything?

No, the updated data processing agreement applies automatically. If you object to the new sub-processor, please let us know at so@universal.cloud.

Want to learn more?

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