What actually protects your data, described concretely enough to check — and an honest list of what we have not done yet.
The security controls behind FinatriX: row-level database isolation, encrypted transport, no card data on our servers, and what we deliberately never collect.
Frequently asked questions
Does FinatriX store my card details?
No. Card details are entered on a payment page hosted by Stripe and never reach a FinatriX server. We store only the outcome of a payment — amount, status and a receipt link.
Can another user see my data?
No. Every table carrying user data is protected by database-level row security keyed to your account, and uploaded files live in a storage folder owned by your account id. The check runs in the database, so it holds even if application code has a bug.
Is my data encrypted?
All traffic is HTTPS-only and forced at the edge, and data is encrypted at rest by our database and storage providers. Data you enter while signed out never leaves your browser at all.
What does FinatriX deliberately not collect?
No advertising or tracking cookies, no device fingerprinting, no reading of your browser history, no bank connection and no third-party ad networks. Analytics carry a route template such as /tools/:tool, never the amounts you enter.