European company and contract
Monolit Digital SL, headquartered in Spain. Contract under Spanish law and the GDPR.
Europe first
Your infrastructure,
with a European accent.
We prioritise European providers, publish who processes your data and, where a European alternative exists, you choose it.
Our principles
Europe first.
No small print.
European providers first
Registrar in the Netherlands and commercial certificates through a Latvian provider. Every new integration is first assessed against a European alternative.
Dashboard data in the EU
The platform database is hosted in Ireland.
Full transparency
We publish every provider, its role and its headquarters, including the non-European ones.
You decide
Where there’s a European option,
you choose it.
Today you can choose European DNS (Openprovider) instead of Cloudflare, and GoGetSSL commercial certificates instead of free Let’s Encrypt SSL. We will keep expanding the options.
Providers
Who does what, and from where.
These are the providers involved in the service.
| Provider | Role | Headquarters | Data | European alternative |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Monolit Digital SL | Service operation and contract | Spain | — | — |
| Openprovider | Domain registration | Netherlands | — | — |
| GoGetSSL | Commercial SSL certificates | Latvia | — | — |
| Supabase | Database and authentication | United States | Hosted in Ireland | — |
| Vercel | Website and dashboard hosting | United States | — | — |
| Resend | Transactional email | United States | — | — |
| Email and internal tools | United States | — | — | |
| Cloudflare | DNS and proxy | United States | — | Openprovider DNS |
| Let’s Encrypt (ISRG) | Free SSL certificates | United States | — | GoGetSSL |
We update this list whenever we add or remove a provider. Last reviewed: 30 September 2026.
Frequently asked questions
What people usually ask us.
- Is DAEMON 100% European?
- Not yet, and we’d rather say so clearly. The company, the registrar and the commercial certificates are European and the dashboard data is in the EU; some platform services, such as web hosting or transactional email, rely on US companies. All of them are listed in the table.
- Can I use European providers only?
- For DNS and certificates you can already choose the European option. Tell us your requirements and we’ll tell you what is possible today in your case.
- How is data leaving the EU protected?
- When a provider processes data outside the European Economic Area, we apply the safeguards required by the GDPR.
Europe first
Sovereignty requirements?
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If your sector requires European providers or a specific data location, we’ll review with you what we can guarantee today.
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