LEGAL · PRIVACY · RETENTION
SWYFT now has a private, auditable approval pack for the public-launch facts that cannot be guessed. The records exist; the real evidence and accountable approvals are still pending.
The pilot does not infer SWYFT’s legal operator from a customer, business workspace, domain owner, or app-store account. The real operator and public business address require documentary and legal review.
A public privacy contact needs a primary owner, a different backup owner, a monitored mailbox, domain authentication, inbound and outbound delivery tests, and legal approval.
Eleven operational data categories are registered for review. No retention period, legal basis, disposal method, exception, or public promise has been invented or activated.
CATEGORY REGISTER
Every category must receive its actual purpose, lawful basis, retention trigger, approved duration, exceptions, disposal method, public summary, human approval and legal review.
FAIL-CLOSED RELEASE
After every item is verified, SWYFT must separately test the transactional-email and support channels, name the human review and escalation owners, obtain the final release decision, and keep the public request gate locked until that decision is recorded.
The external rights-request gate remains disabled. Pilot customers who can sign in may continue using the authenticated in-app account-deletion request.