01Data collection telemetry
Respatch operates as an infrastructural node for global logistics. To maintain high-throughput routing and network integrity, we collect deterministic data points across all integration vectors.
- Integration endpoints
IP addresses, latency metrics, and payload signatures may be logged transiently to monitor routing efficiency.
- State telemetry
Node health, utilization, and protocol handshake data may be retained for a limited window within operational ledgers.
02Processing for logistics
Data ingested into the Respatch network is strictly utilized for the optimization of physical and digital logistics streams. We do not monetize raw telemetry. Processing algorithms run in isolated, stateless containers to calculate delivery routes, predict congestion, and verify node authenticity.
“Logistics processing is deterministic. We evaluate the delta between nodes to support immutable transfer of assets.”
03Developer responsibility
As an architect utilizing Respatch APIs, you retain controller status over payload data where applicable. Respatch acts as a processor. You must ensure payloads transmitted via webhooks or REST interfaces are sanitized of unnecessary PII unless explicitly structured within a secure envelope, for example secure_envelope.
04Security standards
We employ zero-trust patterns across services. Data at rest should be encrypted using strong algorithms; transit uses modern TLS with forward secrecy where we control the channel.
Key rotation
Cryptographic rotation policies for API and signing material per product documentation.
Audit logging
Immutable, append-oriented logs for critical configuration and access events.
05Wallet & API usage telemetry
To maintain ledger accuracy and prevent abuse, Respatch may monitor wallet balances and API consumption. This is a critical infrastructure requirement.
Wallet ledger data
Transaction references, credit events, and bridging activity may be stored for reconciliation, fraud prevention, and billing artifacts. We do not profile wallet behavior for unrelated marketing.
API rate limiting & logs
Request traffic is measured against quotas. We may retain the following metadata for a limited retention window to assist debugging:
- timestamp (ISO 8601)
- token prefix hash
- request path & method
- execution_ms