256-bit, individual per project
We are the only company with individual encryption per project: every deal gets its own keys, guaranteeing total isolation. An incident in any other environment never reaches yours. In transit, end-to-end TLS 1.2.
In M&A, IPOs and financial structuring, nothing matters more than protecting documents and preserving the anonymity of the parties involved. Every control below exists to answer the question that counts: who accessed what, when, and with which permission.
Certified information security management system.
Audited controls for security, availability and confidentiality.
Internationally recognized control reports.
Data handling aligned with Brazilian and European law, with a DPA available.
Periodic third-party intrusion testing, with reports available.
World-class cloud infrastructure with redundancy and continuous backup.
We are the only company with individual encryption per project: every deal gets its own keys, guaranteeing total isolation. An incident in any other environment never reaches yours. In transit, end-to-end TLS 1.2.
The architecture prevents the Deallink team from reading document content. Our project team manages structure, permissions and support — never the confidential content of the transaction.
Mandatory two-factor authentication, token login, integration with corporate identity providers and IP allowlisting. Sessions can be terminated and permissions revoked in real time.
Every view carries the user, date and IP. Granular locks on viewing, printing and downloading, security by file type, and a customized, traceable disclaimer on every opening.
Hide confidential information with a click, automatically by default (tax IDs, emails, dates, figures) and by category (GDPR/LGPD, Compliance, Clean Team). Redacted terms lose search power.
Every login, view, download and permission change is logged with date, time, user and IP — exportable at any time and valid as documentary evidence of the process.
100% cloud-based SaaS, with server redundancy in a certified environment, continuous backup and a tested recovery plan. Uptime guaranteed by contract.
Administrator profiles with distinct scopes, segregation of duties and a dedicated trail of administrative actions — preventing a single credential from concentrating all power over the deal.
Integrated redaction lets you release a document without exposing what can't yet be disclosed — by automatic default, compliance category, or manual selection — and revert it with one click when the deal phase allows.
Redacted words are no longer indexed by full-text search, eliminating indirect leaks through search.


Access reports, unaccessed-document reports, per-user and system reports — with filters by date, folder, group and action, exportable at any point in the process. It's the evidence that information moved exactly as it should have.
Dedicated environment, project-exclusive keys, structure and groups defined with your team.
Granular permissions, redaction, watermark, approved Q&A and continuous access monitoring.
Full export with index, Q&A and audit trail — the complete file of the transaction.
24/7 digital Compliance Archive or encrypted read-only USB drive, with audited chain of custody.
On Microsoft Azure infrastructure, with redundancy and continuous backup. The hosting region can be set according to the data sovereignty requirement of your deal.
No. The zero-knowledge architecture, combined with individual encryption per project, prevents our team from accessing file content.
Yes. We send technical documentation, the latest pen test report, certifications, and answer your team's security questionnaire.
Yes, at any time. Permission changes and revocations take effect immediately, including for sessions already open.
You receive the complete deal file and can choose the digital Compliance Archive (24/7 web access, up to 3 users) or a physical one (encrypted, read-only USB drive with legal validity).
We send technical documentation, certifications and the pen test report, and respond to your IT team's vendor assessment.
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