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Your Infrastructure Shouldn't Have a Foreign Owner.

Most of the Western world's data is stored in the United States. mintBlue is building the European alternative: sovereign infrastructure under your control, from where it runs to who can read it.

Your Infrastructure Shouldn't Have a Foreign Owner.

Europe Regulates Data It Doesn't Control

Three dimensions of a structural dependency.

01

The Cloud Dependency

European enterprises and governments run their most sensitive operations on American-owned infrastructure. GDPR protects your data on paper, but infrastructure that can be compelled by the CLOUD Act makes that protection architectural fiction. Swapping an American cloud for a European one moves the dependency without removing it.

02

The Identity Risk

17 million Dutch citizens depend on DigiD for tax returns, healthcare, and government services. The underlying technology was recently acquired by a US company. One acquisition. That's all it takes to put a nation's digital identity in foreign hands.

03

The Control Question

Who built the system holding your data matters more than where the data sits. Whoever controls the infrastructure can change the rules, or be compelled to hand over access. Sovereignty is an architectural decision.

Trusted by European institutions

Belastingdienst
VISMA
Yuki
Dockflow
KvK

Sovereign Infrastructure at Scale

Four years of production infrastructure in Europe. Zero data accessible to mintBlue.

50M+
Daily transaction capacity
4 years
Production infrastructure in Europe
0
Data accessible to mintBlue
6M
Invoices processed annually

Two Approaches to Multi-Party Data Sharing

Traditional platforms centralise control. The operator sees everything, can be acquired, and is subject to foreign jurisdiction.

Protocol-based infrastructure puts control where it belongs: with you.

Centralised Platforms

  • One party controls the data
  • CLOUD Act exposure
  • Vendor lock-in by design

mintBlue (Protocol-Based)

  • Each party keeps data at source
  • Jurisdiction stays with you
  • Open standards, zero lock-in
mintBlue platform illustration

Infrastructure independence

Infrastructure Independence Starts with a Conversation

See how European organisations are taking back control of their data infrastructure.