How do I exercise my data rights?

Submit a request through the Subject Access Request page or write to the Data Protection Officer at dataprotection@dc-service.uk. Requests are answered within one calendar month.

Is my data ever transferred outside the UK?

Only where necessary and with a recognised safeguard. The International Data Transfers page explains which mechanisms apply and how they are implemented.

Which lawful basis is used most often?

Contractual necessity under Article 6(1)(b) — most processing is required to perform the documentation engagement requested by the client.

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DC-Services UK Privacy, Data Rights and Processing

DC-SERVICES UK receives, reviews and protects information connected to financial and digital asset records. This page explains how privacy, lawful processing and data subject rights are organised across the company's documentation and evidence-handling framework.

Privacy and Personal Data
Data Subject Rights
Lawful Processing

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Privacy and Personal Data

Personal data submitted to DC-SERVICES UK is collected for defined documentation purposes, limited to the categories actually needed for the engagement and protected by access controls, retention rules and contractual safeguards. The Privacy Policy and UK GDPR notice set out the categories of data, the lawful purposes for which they are used and the safeguards applied throughout the engagement lifecycle.

Data Subject Rights

Individuals retain the UK GDPR rights of access, rectification, erasure, restriction, portability and objection. DC-SERVICES UK publishes a Subject Access Request route and a Data Subject Rights page that explain how to make a request, what evidence is required to verify identity and the timelines for response. Where a right is limited by a statutory exception, the limitation and its basis are explained in writing.

Lawful Processing

Every processing activity is matched to a lawful basis under Article 6 UK GDPR before processing begins. Contractual necessity supports onboarding and delivery, legal obligation supports statutory records, legitimate interests support site security and consent supports optional or marketing processing. Data processing agreements, international transfer safeguards and the subprocessor register document how processing is structured across the supply chain.

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How do I exercise my data rights?: Submit a request through the Subject Access Request page or write to the Data Protection Officer at dataprotection@dc-service.uk. Requests are answered within one calendar month.
Is my data ever transferred outside the UK?: Only where necessary and with a recognised safeguard. The International Data Transfers page explains which mechanisms apply and how they are implemented.
Which lawful basis is used most often?: Contractual necessity under Article 6(1)(b) — most processing is required to perform the documentation engagement requested by the client.