ANCHORED TRANSFER RECEIPTS
Records a cross-border transfer of personal data — legal basis, transfer impact assessment reference, recipient identity, and jurisdiction. Covers Art. 45 adequacy decisions, Art. 46 SCCs, and Art. 49 derogations under the post-Schrems II framework.
WIRE TYPES
ar.transfer.v1 (arrangement)
Records the legal arrangement governing a cross-border transfer — the legal basis (adequacy, SCCs, BCRs, or derogation), the parties, and the safeguards in place. TSA recommended.
ar.transfer.v1 (transfer)
Records an individual data transfer event under an existing arrangement. Subject carries a sha256 commit for the transferred data categories.
ar.transfer.v1 (tia)
Records a Transfer Impact Assessment — the supplementary measures analysis required post-Schrems II for non-adequacy transfers.
ar.transfer.v1 (suspension)
Records a suspension of transfers under an arrangement — triggered by a TIA finding, supervisory authority order, or material change in circumstances. TSA recommended.
WHAT IT PROVES
WHAT IT DOESN'T PROVE
COMPOSES WITH
ATR receipts reference other family members via body-level composition pointers — verifier-coordinated, not signature-mandated.
Processor-to-sub-processor transfers may reference an ADR grant for the upstream authority.
DPIA receipts cite ATR receipts for cross-border transfer mechanisms in scope.
Art. 20 portability requests may reference ATR receipts for the transfer mechanism used.
Verify any
ATR receipt.
Paste any claim ID to verify a receipt, check its anchor, and inspect the issuer signature.
REFERENCES
Anchored Transfer Receipts are cryptographic provenance and privacy-lifecycle protocols. verify.dekimu.com is a reference implementation, not a qualified trust service under Regulation (EU) No 910/2014 (eIDAS) or successor.