Industries / Highly Regulated Industries

Compliance isn't a feature list. It's an architecture.

When a regulator can audit your messaging, the questions are always the same: where is the data, how long do you keep it, who touched it, and can you prove it? Yakugate's answers are structural — self-hosted deployment, partitioned retention, allow-listed logging and audit trails on every enforcement action.

Self-hosted anywhereGDPR-aligned retentionAllow-listed loggingOpen source (MIT)
Use Cases

What highly regulated industries do with Yakugate.

Data residency, guaranteed by deployment

The gateway runs where you install it — in-country, in your DC, in your sovereign cloud. There is no vendor-side processing to disclose; the four stores live on databases you own.

Retention that matches your rules

Hot records partition per tenant-month and export to cold archive on your schedule — keep messages exactly as long as your regulation requires, then provably drop them.

Approved content only

Template enforcement restricts accounts to pre-approved message texts; blocklists, quiet hours and per-country rules enforce local messaging regulation automatically in the pipeline.

Nothing sensitive in the logs

Rejected-request logging is allow-listed — credentials and raw query strings are never persisted. What your auditors find in the logs is what should be there, and nothing else.

Auditable to the last line

MIT-licensed source means your security office, your pen testers and your regulator's technical staff can read every line the gateway runs. No black boxes, no NDAs.

Every enforcement action on the record

Abuse-monitor actions, balance movements and rate changes are recorded append-only — the compliance trail writes itself as the system runs.

See it working today.

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