Security
Security by design
Mutual authentication, per-message signatures, verifiable credentials, and least privilege. Every reputation and payment event is attributable, non-repudiable, and verifiable by your own team.
Enterprise · overview
Critical infrastructure, critical-infrastructure standards.
When a city or a critical operator puts its mobility on TechnoRides, it isn't buying an app — it's buying infrastructure. We designed it for the requirements of those who can't fail.
For governments, connecting to the registry is by design, and comes with mirror commitments on our side: availability, routing neutrality, contractual continuity, and auditability. You don't transfer risk for nothing — you transfer it for guarantees.
Data sovereignty
Your operation runs on your infrastructure; your trips never leave the node.
Guaranteed availability
Registry SLA with multi-region redundancy.
Security by design
Mutual authentication, cryptographic signatures, least privilege.
Governance with due process
Clear rules, defined causes, auditable decisions.
Auditability
Reputation and payments verifiable by your own team.
What to review
Six dossiers for the teams who sign off.
Bring your security, legal, and operations teams. Each topic page is the document they'll read — the architecture your regulator audits is the same one your counsel reviews.
Compliance
Compliance & KYC
Personal data and routes live in your node, not in the ledger — so each jurisdiction applies its own rules to its own data. Identity verification per actor, and auditability for regulators.
SLA
SLA & availability
A node needs valid authorization to dispatch — so registry availability is critical infrastructure. Multi-region redundancy, node resilience, and a mirror SLA we publish back to you.
Governance
Governance with due process
Who enters, how they operate, how they're sanctioned, and how they exit — all by public, defined rules recorded in the ledger. Governance is bilateral: the rules bind us too.
Data sovereignty
Your data stays yours
The node processes; the registry routes and certifies. Trips, passengers, and local payments stay on your infrastructure. The registry never sees — or can reconstruct — your trips.
Deployment
Run the node where you need it
TechnoRides-managed cloud or your own infrastructure — sovereign cloud or on-prem. Two options, one go-live process. Whichever you choose, your data stays yours and isolated.
Build status. The network layer — registry, ledger, roaming, and protocol — is on the roadmap and shown as a target architecture, not a live service. The operation plane (node, apps, dispatch, payments, tracking) is what ships today. Specific certifications — e.g. ISO 27001, SOC 2 — are declared only once obtained or verifiably in progress. None are claimed here.
Data sovereignty
The node processes; the registry routes and certifies.
Everything operational — dispatch, pricing, trips, passengers, local payments — happens in your node, on your infrastructure. The global registry holds only what it needs to make nodes interoperable, and never personal data.
| In your node (yours) | In the registry (minimal · roadmap) |
|---|---|
| Trip and passenger data | Driver identity and verification |
| Fares and local rules | Portable reputation (ledger) |
| Own-brand app | Payment events (hash + amount, no personal data) |
| Fleet and local drivers | Cross-network routing |
| Local payments | Protocol versioning |
Roadmap. The right-hand column describes the in-build network layer (registry, ledger, roaming, protocol) as a target architecture. A government can truthfully state that its mobility operation runs on its infrastructure and that no third party sees its citizens' trips — sovereignty is the architecture, not a marketing promise.
For governments
Mirror commitments. We're bound too.
Connecting to the registry comes with guarantees on our side. Enforcement is one thing, and it's transparent: renewing — or not — the dispatch authorization, under defined cause and due process.
Availability
Registry treated as critical infrastructure, with a published mirror SLA.
Routing neutrality
Routing rules are public and versioned, for demonstrable neutrality.
Continuity & auditability
Contractual continuity, full data portability on exit, and a record your team can audit.
Talk to us
You don't transfer risk for nothing. You transfer it for guarantees.
Bring your security, legal, and operations teams. We'll walk the architecture, the SLA, and the governance model that binds us as much as it binds you.