Privacy & Data Handling

Privacy statement.

This page explains what we collect when you interact with this site, how we use it, and how we keep it minimal. Interlayer Systems Ltd operates with a low-signal, non-custodial stance and does not run public marketing analytics on this micro-site.

Minimal collection No public tracking Institutional-first posture

This statement covers the public site at interlayersystems.com. It does not describe any internal environments, testbeds or institution-specific deployments, which are handled under separate terms.

1. Who operates this site

This site is operated by Interlayer Systems Ltd (UK). It is a public-facing information surface for institutions, programmes and counterparties interested in interoperability architecture. It is not a client portal, transaction platform or operational dashboard.

Last updated

December 27, 2025

This page is updated when there is a material change in how this micro-site handles data.

2. Data you submit voluntarily

If you complete the contact form, we will receive the fields you provide (for example: name, email, organisation and the message itself). This information is used solely to:

  • • Respond to your enquiry.
  • • Clarify whether Interlayer is relevant to your context.
  • • Establish a trusted or encrypted channel, if you request one.

We do not sell, rent or publish these details, and we do not use contact messages for advertising or broad mailing lists.

3. Anti-abuse controls

Our contact form includes basic anti-spam and abuse-prevention measures, such as:

  • • Hidden (honeypot) fields.
  • • Timing checks to distinguish bots from human use.
  • • Basic origin and request consistency checks.

These controls exist to protect the service and are not used for behavioural profiling or advertising.

4. Server and security logs

Like most sites, the hosting environment may record technical information automatically (for example: IP address, user-agent, requested URL, timestamp and response code). This logging is primarily for:

  • • Operational continuity and incident diagnosis.
  • • Security monitoring and abuse prevention.
  • • Capacity planning at a high level.

We do not use these logs to build marketing profiles or track individuals across unrelated sites.

5. Cookies and analytics

This micro-site is designed to operate without public tracking or marketing analytics. We do not deploy ad pixels, retargeting tags or social media tracking beacons.

If operational analytics are introduced in future (for example, to monitor availability or error rates), they will be scoped to service health and reliability — not behavioural profiling. Any material change in that approach would be reflected on this page.

6. Data sharing

We do not share form submissions with third-party marketers, ad networks or data brokers.

Information may be shared with our hosting, email or security providers only insofar as necessary to deliver, route and protect the service — for example, secure email transport or infrastructure security monitoring.

7. Retention

Contact messages are retained only for as long as needed to handle your enquiry or to maintain continuity of an institutional conversation. Where appropriate, exchanges may be archived as part of normal business records.

Security and server logs may be retained for longer periods to support audit, diagnostics and abuse-prevention obligations.

8. Sensitive or institutional communications

If your message relates to regulated, sovereign or institutional matters, please say so in the contact form. We can establish a more appropriate channel (for example encrypted, limited distribution or out-of-band) before exchanging operational details.

For any request to access, correct or remove information you have provided to us through this site, you can contact us via the same channel. Responses will be handled in line with applicable legal obligations and institutional constraints.

9. How to contact us about privacy

For questions about this privacy statement or how this micro-site handles data, you can use the contact page and indicate that your enquiry is privacy-related.

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