Equidiv operates under a strict "Data Liability" philosophy. We believe that storing highly sensitive financial, corporate, and matrimonial valuations creates an unacceptable security hazard for our clients. Therefore, our architecture is engineered to possess zero knowledge of your final algorithmic inputs. We do not want your data; we only want to process it.
To operate the Platform securely, Equidiv strictly bifurcates (separates) the data we collect into two distinct categories:
2.1 Practitioner Account Data. To maintain compliance, we collect and store the names, firm details, Bar/Jurisdiction numbers, and billing information of the legal fiduciaries utilizing Equidiv Pro. This data is retained to manage active subscriptions and verify licensure.
2.2 Client Dossier Data. This includes the names of the opposing parties, the list of assets to be divided, and the subjective 100-point allocations submitted by the parties. This data is highly volatile and is never stored permanently.
During the active bidding phase (Phase 02), when parties are submitting their subjective point allocations via secure terminal links, the data must temporarily exist on our servers to allow the Adjusted Winner algorithm to compute the equilibrium.
During this temporary window, all raw bidding data is cryptographically salted and encrypted at rest using AES-256-GCM standards. Furthermore, all data transmission occurs strictly over TLS 1.3 encrypted tunnels.
The core of Equidiv's privacy infrastructure is the Vaporize Protocol. The moment the mathematical engine calculates the equilibrium and the Final Settlement PDF is generated, our servers trigger an automated, recursive deletion script.
All raw subjective valuations, emotional bidding data, point totals, and preliminary fractional math are permanently shredded from our databases. Only the final, locked PDF settlement report remains accessible to the authorizing practitioner.
Because Equidiv is utilized in highly contested divorces and corporate dissolutions, we are frequently the target of legal discovery requests. Opposing counsel often attempts to subpoena the raw bidding data to prove that a party "secretly valued" an asset highly.
Equidiv's official legal standing regarding subpoenas is that we cannot surrender what we do not possess. Because the Vaporize Protocol permanently destroys all raw bidding data upon execution, there is no mathematical or technical mechanism by which we can recover or surrender subjective point allocations to a court of law.
If you are a Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) or compliance director requiring a deeper audit of our zero-knowledge architecture prior to firm-wide deployment, please route your inquiry to our secure gateway.
Email: compliance@equidiv.org