Private credit runs on sensitive financial and investor data. Here's how we protect it — architecture, access controls, and how we handle incidents.
Tyndall is built to handle the data private lenders, fund administrators, and investor relations teams can't afford to get wrong — KYC records, loan documents, capital activity, and personally identifiable investor information. Security isn't a layer we added on top of the platform; it's built into how every module stores, transmits, and grants access to data.
Data is encrypted in transit and at rest across every module, with no opt-out.
Role-based permissions scoped down to the record level, not just the module level.
Every action against investor and loan records is logged and attributable.
Workflows map to the regulatory obligations private credit firms already operate under.
Tyndall runs on infrastructure architected for financial services workloads, with isolation between client environments and no shared database access across firms.
All data is encrypted both in transit and at rest:
Access to client data is governed by role-based permissions, scoped to what each user actually needs:
Tyndall's compliance workflows are built around the regulatory frameworks private lenders and exempt market dealers already operate under, and our own internal controls are independently assessed.
Compliance reports and documentation are available to clients and prospective clients under NDA — contact your account representative or support@tyndall.app to request access.
Our systems are monitored continuously, and we maintain a documented incident response process with defined severity levels and response targets.
Client data belongs to the client. Upon written request, we provide a complete export of your data in a standard format, and we cooperate in good faith to support a smooth transition if you ever discontinue use of the platform. We do not sell client or investor data, and we do not share it with third parties beyond what's needed to operate the service — see our Privacy Policy for full detail.
If you believe you've found a security vulnerability in Tyndall, we want to hear from you. Please report it responsibly — we ask that you do not access or modify data that isn't yours, and that you give us a reasonable window to investigate and remediate before any public disclosure.
Email: support@tyndall.app