Route all proxy traffic and metadata exclusively within US or EU jurisdictions to satisfy the world's strictest data localization and compliance mandates.

Whether mitigating Schrems II concerns in the EU or fulfilling US government contracts, eliminate ambiguity in your compliance profile by locking traffic to either the US or EU.
This option keeps inbound/outound requests and logs inside EU infrastructure, which simplifies conversations with Data Protection Officers (DPOs) and privacy counsel. It is essential for organizations subject to GDPR and EU data localization guidance, particularly those with contracts that mandate EU-only endpoints or concerns regarding EU–US data transfers post-Schrems II.
Selecting the US region keeps all proxy traffic, static IPs, and logs inside US-based infrastructure. This is critical for US government or public sector contracts that require domestic routing, and for applications subject to HIPAA, PCI DSS, or SOC 2 where US-only traffic simplifies audits.
You get dedicated regional infrastructure and static IPs without needing to change your application code. We adjust routing at the infrastructure level, providing your security and compliance teams with explicit control over the full network path and known IPs for easier firewall and DLP rule enforcement.

Common questions about data residency specifics.
This option ensures that all proxy traffic, static IP addresses, and connection logs for your subscription stay entirely within the infrastructure of either the United States or the European Union, per your selection.
This meets strict compliance and government contract requirements that prohibit cross-border routing.
The Data Residency option is available as an add-on to any existing QuotaGuard Static or Shield plan.
Pricing starts at $899 per month, in addition to your current usage plan.
This covers the cost of the dedicated regional infrastructure and region-locked static IPs.
Data Residency gives your security and privacy teams a small, auditable, and regional egress surface with documented, in-region behavior.
While using a specific region does not magically make you HIPAA or GDPR compliant, it significantly simplifies the compliance narrative by guaranteeing that traffic and log metadata never leave the selected jurisdiction.
No.
QuotaGuard functions as a proxy.
We route encrypted packets and do not store or log request or response bodies (application payloads). We only store connection metadata (timestamps, source IP, destination URL, status codes) which remains strictly in the US or EU region you select, according to your log retention settings.
No.
To maintain the strict regional boundary required for compliance, the Data Residency option requires region-locked routing.
This means there is no automatic cross-region failover, replication, or off-site backup into other geographies. All static IPs and infrastructure are constrained to the US-based or EU-based infrastructure you choose.
No.
You will continue to use your existing QuotaGuard Static or Shield configuration.
Once migrated, we handle the infrastructure routing changes on our end, provisioning region-specific static IPs and updating your account configuration. Your application code remains the same.
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