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Trust centre

How we handle your data — and our own.

One page. Entity, independence, security, privacy, AI governance, sub-processors and the dated log of every material change. It describes controls enabled today. It is not an independent certification.

Entity and regulators

  • Registered entity
    Bawin Limited · England and Wales
  • Company number
    17307761
  • Registered office
    Bawin Limited167–169 Great Portland Street5th FloorLondonW1W 5PFUnited Kingdom
ICO registration

ZC210370 · expires 29 July 2027

Registration with the ICO is a statutory fee registration required of organisations that process personal data. It is not a certification, an audit, an approval, or an endorsement of any kind, and Bawin does not present it as one.

Management system

Bawin operates an information security management system structured to ISO/IEC 27001:2022 Annex A, and an artificial intelligence management system structured to ISO/IEC 42001:2023 Annex A. Both are governed by the Core Policy Suite (BWN-SUITE-001, Edition 1.0, issued 2026-08-12), whose head document is the Company Core Policy.

Structured to the standard is not certified to the standard. Bawin holds no certification to either standard and does not present the existence of these documents as one.

Controlled documents

ReferenceDocumentEditionEffectiveNext reviewAvailability
BWN-POL-CORE-001Company Core Policy4.02026-08-122027-08-12Public
BWN-ISMS-POL-001Information Security Policy1.02026-08-122027-08-12Public
BWN-ISMS-REG-005Statement of Applicability1.02026-08-122027-08-12On request
BWN-ISMS-TEC-001Technical Controls Specification1.02026-08-122027-08-12Internal
BWN-ISMS-POL-011Acceptable Use Policy1.02026-08-122027-08-12Internal

The full suite index, with classifications and how to obtain each document, is at /policy/suite.

Statement of Applicability — summary

  • ISO/IEC 27001:2022 Annex A: 93 Annex A controls — 84 applicable, 5 applicable-inherited from sub-processors, 4 not applicable.
  • ISO/IEC 42001:2023 Annex A: 38 Annex A controls.

Inherited controls are met at the sub-processor and evidenced by supplier assurance. They are not exclusions.

The Statement of Applicability (BWN-ISMS-REG-005, Edition 1.0) is released in full on request to contact@bawin.co.

Certification route

  • OpenWritten impartiality clearance
  • OpenIndependent reviewer appointment
  • PlannedCyber Essentials Plus
  • ScheduledExternal penetration test — Q4 2026
  • Not yet pursuedISO/IEC 27001 certification

Bawin cannot be certified by the certification body its director works for. That constraint is published here rather than discovered later.

Bawin on Bawin

Reading ourselves in public.

Bawin's own infrastructure — Frankfurt/London hosting, source control, identity — is being connected to Bawin's own method. The first public Bawin-on-Bawin reading is targeted for Q4 2026 and will publish live from that date.

Until real evidence is connected we show no number. A trust product should not default a visitor's first impression to a fabricated reading.

BWNv2.1UK/EU2026-07-30
MakerMethodologyResidencyEvidence

Independence and integrity

Independence is a methodological commitment, not a marketing claim. The declared interests register, the recusal count and the list of what we will not sell are published alongside the arithmetic on the method page. The binding commitments are in the public company policy.

  • We do not sell what we assess.

    Bawin observes cloud and security platforms it does not resell and from which it takes no compensation. No vendor holds equity in Bawin and no vendor has editorial input into the method.

  • No reading can be bought.

    No reading, coverage decision or Signal item may be purchased, accelerated, suppressed or influenced by payment. Commercial tier does not affect method.

  • Perceived conflicts are conflicts.

    The test is what a reasonable, informed third party would conclude. Declared interests and the recusal register are published on /method.

  • Changes are published with their rationale.

    Method changes are reviewed against whether they privilege any single vendor, and that review is published in the trust log below.

Security and disclosure

In place today

Each control cites the ISO/IEC 27001:2022 Annex A reference it satisfies, so this list is traceable to the Statement of Applicability rather than a loose set of good practices.

  • Read-only, least-privilege OAuth on every connector. No write access to a customer environment, ever. A.5.15, A.5.23, A.8.9
  • UK/EU residency (London or Frankfurt); no cross-Atlantic replication of customer evidence. A.5.14, A.8.12
  • Encryption in transit (TLS 1.2+) and at rest. A.8.24
  • Strict security headers site-wide (HSTS, CSP, X-Frame-Options DENY, Referrer-Policy, Permissions-Policy). A.8.9, A.8.26
  • MFA and single sign-on required for internal access. A.5.17, A.8.5
  • Customer telemetry is never used to train models — ours or any third party's. A.5.34, A.8.11

Responsible disclosure

If you believe you have found a security vulnerability, report it to contact@bawin.co. Please give us reasonable time to investigate and remediate before public disclosure. We acknowledge within two working days and aim to triage within five. Machine-readable contact details are at /.well-known/security.txt.

Independent review cadence

  • — External penetration test: annual. First engagement scheduled Q4 2026; summary letter published here on completion.
  • — Method review: quarterly, published to the log below.
  • — Sub-processor review: on change, and no less than annually.

Privacy notice

Bawin Limited processes personal data in two distinct roles. This is the whole notice. The entity statement is in the footer, once.

Two roles: controller and processor

Bawin is controller for account, billing and early-access enquiry data. Bawin is processor for the read-only cloud evidence pulled from a customer's estate on that customer's instructions, under a written processing agreement.

What this website collects

The access form collects your work email, an optional purpose line, and your explicit consent to reply. Consent is timestamped in UTC and travels with the enquiry. Strictly-necessary cookies only — no analytics, no advertising, no third-party trackers. Server logs record IP, user agent and timestamp for security and abuse prevention.

Lawful basis

Consent (Art. 6(1)(a) UK/EU GDPR) for replying to an enquiry you initiated and for any further contact you opted into.

Product evidence (processor role)

Read-only telemetry — configuration state, control coverage, drift signals — processed strictly on the customer's documented instructions, for the reading, mapping and reporting purposes contracted. Never used to train models.

Where it is stored

Enquiry data in the EU. Customer evidence in UK or EU regions of the customer's choosing (London or Frankfurt), not replicated outside the UK/EEA.

How long we keep it

Enquiries: deleted within 24 months of last contact, or on request, whichever is sooner. Server logs: up to 90 days. Customer evidence: per contract, deleted or returned on termination.

Who we share it with

Only the sub-processors listed below. We do not sell personal data and do not share it with advertising networks.

Your rights

Access, correction, deletion, restriction, portability, or objection. Write to contact@bawin.co. You may also complain to the ICO (UK) or your local supervisory authority (EU).

AI governance

ISO 42001 is one of the frameworks Bawin maps, and the clause resolver is a headline feature. A short, specific statement of how our own AI is governed.

What the clause resolver is used for

Reading connected control evidence, cross-referencing it against the exact clause of a specified framework, and drafting the challenge an auditor would put. Every draft cites the evidence it is drawn from.

What it is not used for

It does not reach a compliance conclusion on its own, does not sign audit opinions, and is not used for decisions about people or for any purpose outside the customer's explicitly-scoped estate.

No third-party model provider is in use

No customer evidence is sent to any external model, and no external model is used to compute a reading. There is therefore no third-party training-abstention undertaking to publish; if a provider is ever engaged, it is named in the sub-processor table below with its establishment, processing region and training-abstention status, and the change is dated in the trust log first.

Human review before it leaves the product

Any evidence pack marked ready-for-auditor passes through a human reviewer inside the customer's own team before it can be exported or shared. Nothing is auto-published.

Model choice and provenance

Models in use, their versions and hosting region are published to the trust log when they change. No customer evidence leaves the customer's chosen residency.

ISO 42001 self-mapping

Bawin is read against ISO 42001 by its own product. That mapping is versioned and available on request to contact@bawin.co.

Sub-processors

Third parties that process personal data or customer evidence on our behalf. This is the same array rendered on the sovereignty register; the two pages cannot disagree, because there is only one list.

ProviderRoleEstablishmentProcessing regionData reachedForeign-access exposure
Cloudflare, Inc.Edge delivery, TLS termination, DNS, DDoS protectionUnited StatesUK/EU edge locationsRequest metadata in transit. No evidence at rest.Yes — ultimate parent is subject to the US CLOUD Act and FISA 702.
Hetzner Online GmbHApplication and database hostingGermanyGermany (EU)Evidence records, control state and account records at rest.No — German parent, no extraterritorial disclosure regime.
Proton AGCorrespondence and transactional email, inbound and outboundSwitzerlandSwitzerland (UK and EU adequacy)Whatever a correspondent chooses to send us, and account correspondence.No — Swiss parent, no extraterritorial disclosure regime.

No third-party model provider is in use, so none appears in this table. If one is engaged it is listed here like any other sub-processor, with its establishment, processing region and training-abstention status.

Invariant checks on this site

The checks below run against the deployed output, not the source tree. The build is served exactly as a visitor receives it, every route in the sitemap is crawled, every internal link and anchor is followed, and the assertions are made against the fetched HTML. A release that fails any one of them does not ship. This is the only place these checks are described, and it is described once.

  1. A1Every route in the sitemap returns 200 and renders the current site header.
  2. A2Every route renders exactly one footer and one entity statement.
  3. A3Every route renders the six canonical navigation items and no other navigation shape.
  4. A4No served page contains a withdrawn address, a withdrawn contact address, retired product vocabulary or a placeholder token.
  5. A5No served page states a company number other than 17307761, or describes incorporation as pending.
  6. A6The sub-processor list on this page is identical to the one on the sovereignty register.
  7. A7Every internal link and anchor found during the crawl resolves.
  8. A8No served page requests a non-UK/EU origin, including social images and fonts.
  9. A9Published factor weights sum to 100 and match the weights the scoring engine applies.
  10. A10No MEASURED badge is rendered on a surface with no connected source.
  11. A11No static HTML file exists other than the single application entry point.
  12. A12Every hallmark date is a full ISO calendar date.
  13. A13No published date on any served page is later than the build date of the artefact serving it.
  14. A14Every document reference cited on a public page resolves to a published document with a matching edition and date.
  15. A15No served page describes Bawin as certified, accredited or approved. Bawin holds no certification.

Accessibility

This site and the Bawin product target WCAG 2.2 AA. Report an accessibility issue to contact@bawin.co — we aim to acknowledge within two working days.

Trust log

Every material change to the method, the spine and the trust posture, dated. A product built on the discipline of dated, versioned evidence should hold itself to it.

  • 2026-08-12Policy

    Core Policy Suite BWN-SUITE-001 Edition 1.0 issued, comprising the Company Core Policy (BWN-POL-CORE-001, Edition 4.0), the Information Security Policy (BWN-ISMS-POL-001, Edition 1.0), the Statement of Applicability (BWN-ISMS-REG-005), the Technical Controls Specification (BWN-ISMS-TEC-001) and the Acceptable Use Policy (BWN-ISMS-POL-011). The suite index is published at /policy/suite with every reference, edition, effective date, review date, classification and availability. Every edition number and date on the site now resolves from one constants module, so two surfaces cannot disagree.

  • 2026-08-12Policy

    Company Core Policy Edition 4.0 supersedes Edition 3.0 of 28 July 2026. Rationale: Edition 3.0 stated commitments without stating the order they bind in or the conditions that would show they were being kept. Edition 4.0 publishes the sequencing rule — wholeness before stability, stability before ascension — and attaches three gates with per-condition status. Gate 1 is open on written impartiality clearance, and while it is open Bawin issues no live reading to a paying customer. The nine refusals are published as a distinct list so they can be quoted in procurement without our consent.

    Supersedes 2026-07-28-policy-v30

  • 2026-08-12Security

    The trust centre gains a Management system section: an information security management system structured to ISO/IEC 27001:2022 and an AI management system structured to ISO/IEC 42001:2023, with the Statement of Applicability summary (93 Annex A controls — 84 applicable, 5 applicable-inherited, 4 not applicable; 38 ISO/IEC 42001 Annex A controls) and the certification route with honest status. Structured to the standard is not certified to the standard: Bawin holds no certification to either, and cannot be certified by the certification body its director works for. That constraint is published rather than discovered. Each control in Security and disclosure now cites its Annex A reference so the list is traceable to the Statement of Applicability.

  • 2026-08-12AI governance

    What was found wrong: the trust centre stated both that no third-party model provider was in use and that model providers were contracted in writing to abstain from training on inputs and outputs. Both cannot be load-bearing. The second sentence is withdrawn. The published position is now single: no third-party model provider is in use, no customer evidence is sent to any external model, and if a provider is ever engaged it will appear in the sub-processor table with its establishment, processing region and training-abstention status, dated in this log before it is used.

  • 2026-08-12Entity

    The published contact address moves from a consumer free-tier mailbox to contact@bawin.co, a custom-domain mailbox on the same Swiss provider. The sovereignty position is unchanged; the address now matches the entity statement beneath it. /.well-known/security.txt is updated to match.

  • 2026-08-12Release

    Three invariant checks added to the served-output gate. A13: no published date on any served page is later than the build date of the artefact serving it, which catches a future-dated log entry automatically. A14: every document reference cited on a public page resolves to a published document with a matching edition and date, so no orphan reference can ship. A15: no served page describes Bawin as certified, accredited or approved. All three fail the build non-zero and are listed on the trust centre alongside A1 to A12.

  • 2026-08-03Release

    Release v2.7, published after a defect review of the served site. What was found wrong: Method §07 still denied a certification-body role that the trust log discloses; the trust log was being edited in place rather than appended to, and carried an entry dated 1 September 2026, ahead of the build; hallmark evidence dates were rendered in four different formats including an em dash; and the log itself lived inside a page component rather than in content. Fixed: the denial is withdrawn and the register renders from one record on Method §07 and Company Policy §06; the log moves to src/content/trustLog.ts as an append-only, date-descending structure with supersedes; the future-dated entry is redated to the day it shipped; hallmark dates render as full ISO only; and the invariant gate now fails the build on a denied-but-declared interest, a future-dated log entry, or a non-ISO hallmark date.

  • 2026-08-03Independence

    The certification-body interest, standing recusal, cross-issuance prohibition and unresolved impartiality clearance are published in the declared-interests register on Method §07 and Company Policy §06, from one registry record. The earlier statement that no officer held a role with a certification body is withdrawn as incorrect. No live readings have been issued.

    Supersedes 2026-07-28-method-v21

  • 2026-07-30Release

    Release v2.6. The invariant gate now runs against deployed output only: the built site is served, every sitemap route crawled, every internal link and anchor followed, and the assertions made against fetched HTML. A second entity statement on the company policy page is removed, and the duplicate description of the checks on this page is deleted.

  • 2026-07-30Release

    Release v2.5 closed the stale-route deploy gap with served-output checks, rebuilt Method and Pricing, and aligned Ledger revenue arithmetic with the Value Bridge.

  • 2026-07-30Entity

    Registered office stated as 167–169 Great Portland Street, 5th Floor, London W1W 5PF, and rendered sitewide from one constant. The earlier locality was incorrect and is corrected here rather than quietly removed.

  • 2026-07-28Method

    Edition v2.1. Four factors: evidence freshness 40%, control coverage 35%, drift 15%, challenge resolution 10%. Comparability, mandated scope, overlap arithmetic and the Ledger translation are published as part of the method. Edition v2.0 is withdrawn and archived. No live readings were issued under an earlier edition.

  • 2026-07-28Positioning

    "Ratings agency", "credit score" and "credit bureau" removed sitewide. The Bawin Index is not a rating and is not comparable across companies; it is an index of the evidence you chose to connect, comparable to your own last reading. The load-bearing sentence is now published adjacent to every displayed number.

  • 2026-07-28Site

    The cull. /independence, /security, /privacy, /ai-governance and /changelog merged into this trust centre and permanently redirected to its anchors. /methodology redirected to /method. /frameworks redirected to /coverage. Framework counts removed from titles and headings.

  • 2026-07-28Spine

    Control spine published. One canonical, versioned control catalogue with every framework treated as a projection of it. Every mapping now states relationship (equivalent, subset, superset, intersects) and confidence (authoritative, derived, Bawin review) with a reviewer date.

  • 2026-07-28Policy

    Public company policy Edition v3.0 published at /policy, approved by the sole director of Bawin Limited, next review 28 July 2027.

  • 2026-07-26Coverage

    Coverage matrix moved to a four-state honest model (Mapped · In mapping · Committed · Not covered), with the reason stated for every framework we do not cover.

  • 2026-07-22Entity

    Bawin Limited incorporated in England and Wales, company number 17307761. Prior 'incorporation in progress' wording retired.

  • 2026-07-10Privacy

    Privacy notice rewritten to state the controller/processor split in full.

  • 2026-07-01Security

    Strict security headers enabled site-wide (HSTS, CSP, X-Frame-Options DENY, Permissions-Policy).