Vyzer encrypts data at rest and in transit.
Ensuring the safety and privacy of your sensitive data is Vyzer’s highest priority.
Vyzer encrypts data at rest and in transit.
Vyzer does not store your banking or crypto account credentials.
Vyzer requires Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) login.
Vyzer hires cybersecurity experts to identify and address vulnerabilities before adversaries do.
Vyzer will never trade, sell, or share your private information or data with a third party.
Get StartedHere are answers to some of the most frequently asked questions we receive regarding our security policies and protocols. If you have more questions, just email us at hello@vyzer.co
Does Vyzer have direct access to my online bank or crypto accounts?
No. Vyzer never has direct access to your banking or crypto login credentials. Instead, we use trusted third-party aggregators like Plaid and Salt Edge to securely connect to your accounts.
When you enter your credentials, they go directly to these providers, not to Vyzer. These services then grant us read-only access, so we can view balances and holdings but cannot move money or make changes to your accounts.
Learn more about how Plaid & Salt Edge maintain top-tier security, privacy, and regulatory standards.
Is my data secure with Vyzer?
Yes. All your data is encrypted both in transit and at rest using advanced encryption protocols such as AES-256. We also enforce strict access controls and conduct regular internal and external security assessments to help ensure your information stays protected at all times.
What are 'at rest' and 'in transit' encryption?
At rest encryption refers to how your data is protected while stored. At Vyzer, all databases and files are hosted on Amazon Web Services (AWS) and encrypted while idle and during backups. Even if someone accessed a backup, they would not have the decryption keys, which keeps your data secure.
In transit encryption protects your data as it moves between your device and our servers. Vyzer enforces HTTPS for all communication, ensuring that every interaction happens over a secure, encrypted connection.
What is end-to-end encryption?
End-to-end encryption is a security method that keeps your data encrypted from the sender to the recipient. Even the service transmitting the data cannot access its contents. Only the sender and intended recipient hold the keys to decrypt it, which supports a high level of privacy.
Why isn't my data encrypted end-to-end?
While end-to-end encryption offers strong privacy, it also prevents platforms from processing data in useful ways. Vyzer uses encryption at rest and in transit to protect your data, while still enabling features like background syncing, document automation, and safe portfolio updates.
What happens if Vyzer servers are breached?
In the event of a security breach, your banking credentials remain protected. Vyzer does not store login credentials for your financial accounts. All account connections are handled through secure third-party services like Plaid and Salt Edge.
Your data stored within Vyzer is encrypted at rest on secure AWS servers. Even if an unauthorized party accessed a database backup, they would not be able to decrypt the information without the appropriate encryption keys.
Communication between Vyzer and your browser is secured using HTTPS, and we enforce HSTS to ensure all connections occur over a fully encrypted channel.
How can I use Vyzer safely?
Vyzer is built with strong security practices, but there are additional steps you can take for even more protection:
Avoid storing highly sensitive data like passwords, credit card numbers, or crypto wallet private keys in Vyzer.
Use encrypted tools for sharing sensitive files. If you need to share data that requires end-to-end encryption, consider using a secure password manager like 1Password or LastPass.
Following these tips can help you maximize data safety while getting the most out of Vyzer’s features.
Why is Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) login mandatory?
Passwords can be guessed, reused, or stored unsafely, which makes them vulnerable to attacks. Two-Factor Authentication adds an extra layer of security by requiring a second step to verify your identity.
At Vyzer, this second factor is a one-time code sent to your email. Combining your password with this additional verification step makes it much harder for anyone else to access your account, even if your password is compromised.
Can I control who sees my data in Vyzer?
Yes. With Vyzer’s Premium and Elite plans, you can grant role-based access to financial advisors, family members, or colleagues. You control what they can view or manage, ensuring secure collaboration without compromising privacy.
Does Vyzer sell my data?
No. Vyzer does not sell your personal or financial data under any circumstances.
Our business is funded through subscription revenue and support from trusted VCs and investors. In limited cases, we work with third-party providers for analytics or performance tracking. When we do, we ensure they are bound by strict agreements that prohibit resale or misuse of your information.
Protecting your privacy is central to how we operate.
If I delete my data, is it truly gone or can it be restored from a backup?
Yes, your data is fully deleted. When you delete your Vyzer account, we immediately remove your data from our primary systems.
For security and continuity, Vyzer maintains encrypted rotating backups for up to 30 days. During that window, deleted data may exist in backup archives but is automatically purged in the next backup cycle. After that, it is permanently erased and cannot be restored.
Do we conduct external security audits?
Yes. Vyzer regularly works with independent security firms to assess and validate the security of our platform. These external audits help us evaluate both internal systems and user-facing components to ensure our security practices remain strong and up to industry standards.
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