EMAIL VERIFICATION, EXPLAINED

The policies behind the service. Trust, compliance, and governance.

Complete documentation of MailCheckup's corporate entity, customer master agreements, GDPR Article 28 processor obligations, 7-day refund window, and data minimization standards. Operated by Secuno LLC.

Binding governance and compliance.

Master customer agreements, GDPR Article 28 processor obligations, and data sovereignty.

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  1. Corporate identity & governance
  2. Comprehensive policy & compliance matrix
  3. Data processor obligations (GDPR Article 28)
  4. Voluntary seven-day refund guarantee
  5. Frequently asked legal & compliance questions

1. Corporate identity & governance

MailCheckup is operated by Secuno LLC, a registered corporate entity in the State of Wyoming, United States (headquartered at 30 N Gould St, Sheridan, WY 82801, USA). All contractual agreements, Stripe payment receipts, and formal Data Processing Addenda are issued directly under the legal authority of Secuno LLC.

We believe that business software should operate with radical transparency. Rather than hiding behind anonymous shell entities or opaque offshore holding structures, MailCheckup publishes its corporate headquarters, official executive telephone contact (+1 315 961-7074), and dedicated legal communication channel at legal@mailcheckup.net.

2. Comprehensive policy & compliance matrix

The table below summarizes our complete governance framework, detailing the scope, core commitments, and statutory review cadence for each official legal document:

Legal InstrumentApplicable ScopeCore Legal CommitmentGoverning StandardReview Cycle
Terms of ServiceAll registered accounts & API clientsPermitted usage, billing mechanics, permanent ledgerUS Commercial CodeAnnual
Privacy NoticeVisitors, users & uploaded list subjectsEphemeral RAM processing, zero lead resaleGDPR Art. 13/14, CCPASemi-Annual
7-Day Refund PolicyStripe card & credit pack purchases7-calendar-day voluntary refund request windowCustomer ProtectionAnnual
Data Processing AddendumEnterprise & European workspacesStandard Contractual Clauses, Processor covenantsGDPR Article 28Continuous
Subprocessors RegisterThird-party infrastructure providersComplete public inventory, zero data brokersGDPR Article 28(2)Quarterly
Data Retention ScheduleUploaded CSV files & check logsDefault 30-day retention with instant hard purgeData MinimizationSemi-Annual
Acceptable Use PolicyAll bulk verification & API keysProhibition of purchased scraper lists & spammingRFC 5321 & CAN-SPAMAnnual
Cookie PolicyWebsite visitors & portal navigationZero advertising beacons, self-hosted fontsePrivacy DirectiveQuarterly
Security DisclosureSecurity researchers & vulnerability triageSafe harbor terms for responsible disclosureISO 29147 StandardContinuous

3. Data processor obligations (GDPR Article 28)

When you verify contact databases with MailCheckup, you retain full ownership as the Data Controller. MailCheckup operates strictly as your Data Processor. We execute verification handshakes solely upon your instructions, process records ephemerally in RAM, and never cross-reference uploaded emails to build secondary sales leads or commercial directory services.

Our standard Data Processing Addendum incorporates European Commission Standard Contractual Clauses (SCCs) to govern transatlantic data flows, guaranteeing that your organization remains compliant with European and UK data protection mandates.

4. Voluntary seven-day refund guarantee

We stand firmly behind the quality and empirical accuracy of our verification engine. All on-demand credit pack purchases are backed by our voluntary 7-calendar-day refund policy. If you purchase credits and decide MailCheckup is not the right fit for your workflow, submit a request to billing@mailcheckup.net within seven days for a direct Stripe refund of your unused credits.

5. Frequently asked legal & compliance questions

Who is the legal entity operating MailCheckup?

MailCheckup is owned and operated by Secuno LLC, a registered United States corporate entity headquartered at 30 N Gould St, Sheridan, Wyoming, USA 82801. Corporate phone: +1 (315) 961-7074.

Does MailCheckup act as a Data Controller or Data Processor?

For uploaded prospect lists and email verification jobs, MailCheckup operates strictly as a Data Processor under GDPR Article 28 and CCPA service provider rules. You remain the Data Controller. For account registration and billing, Secuno LLC acts as Data Controller.

Can enterprise customers execute a signed Data Processing Addendum (DPA)?

Yes. We offer our standard GDPR Article 28 DPA incorporating the latest European Commission Standard Contractual Clauses (SCCs). Workspaces can download our executed DPA or request custom execution by contacting legal@mailcheckup.net.

Does MailCheckup sell, broker, or enrich uploaded contact lists?

Never. Under Section 4 of our Terms of Service and Section 3 of our Privacy Notice, customer uploaded lists are treated as confidential customer property. We never aggregate, resell, cross-reference, or monetize customer contacts in any secondary database.

What is the official voluntary refund request window?

MailCheckup maintains a voluntary 7-calendar-day refund request window from the date of payment for unused credit pack purchases. Refund inquiries submitted to billing@mailcheckup.net are processed directly back to the original card via Stripe.

Where are MailCheckup servers and customer data hosted?

Customer account records and cryptographic API authentication ledgers are hosted in hardened tier-4 data centers within the United States. SMTP interrogation edge nodes operate across North America and Europe to optimize RFC 5321 verification latency.