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Translayer is a US-incorporated independent legal entity built for frontier-AI procurement standards. This page summarizes our six hard commitments, our five-layer verification framework, and our direct answers to China-link concerns.
Each commitment below maps to specific, verifiable operational actions. If any cannot be independently verified, we want to hear about it.
Translayer, Inc. is a US-incorporated independent legal entity with its own board, balance sheet, banking, tax ID, and compliance framework. The Chinese parent is a financial investor, not an operator or data controller.
Most vendors say "we have SOC 2 and we encrypt." That's necessary but not sufficient — encryption protects data at rest, but AI training data is rarely at rest. Our framework covers what data actually does, end-to-end.
We acknowledge it: Translayer's parent, Sunyu Group, is headquartered in Nanjing, China. We don't sidestep this — we address it with four defenses: legal structure, technical control, contractual commitment, and verifiable evidence. Here are the three questions we hear most.
Certifications don't guarantee absolute security — but they prove we're willing to be continuously examined by independent third parties.
To avoid potential legal or geopolitical conflicts, we proactively decline the following categories of work. Clear boundaries protect customers and employees alike — and they keep the work we do clean.
"Trust isn't built on promises — it's built on evidence you can independently challenge. Every claim on this page maps to a file you can read, a system you can log into, or a test you can run."