100%
100%
EU data residency
94%
94%
EU Cloud Sovereignty Framework
Zero
US parent companies and ownership
Mission-critical for European teams at
Only an EU entity gives you EU jurisdiction
Your vendor’s nationality determines which law applies. Orq.ai is European by entity, ownership, and infrastructure.
One platform, fully sovereign
The full platform, all inside Europe
Most vendors offer EU data residency as an option. At Orq.ai, sovereignty is built into every part of the platform.
AI Gateway
Route every AI request through EU infrastructure. 500+ models, EU data residency by default, no CLOUD Act exposure.
AI Observability
Every trace, log, and metric stays inside the EU across agents, calls, and tokens.
AI Engineering
Build, test, evaluate, and deploy AI agents on EU infrastructure.
AI Governance
Enforce policies, audit trails, and compliance controls across your AI stack.
EU infrastructure
Gateway
Observability
Engineering
Governance
One European control plane under EU law
Air-gapped on-prem - 94% EU CSF
For defense, intelligence, and critical infrastructure.
EU Sovereign Cloud - 89% EU CSF
DORA-regulated banks and EU public sector.
SaaS - 80% EU CSF
For commercial enterprise.
Compliance by design
GDPR, EU AI Act, DORA, and CADA - all built in
SOC 2 TYPE II
ISO 27001
GDPR
HIPAA
EU AI ACT ENABLED
Who it’s for
Built for European enterprises
Social Proof
Trusted by European enterprises
How is Orq.ai different from a US vendor with EU data centres?
Data stored in EU regions by a US company is still subject to the CLOUD Act - US authorities can compel access regardless of where the data is physically stored. Orq.ai is an EU entity with an EU cap-table. No US parent company means no CLOUD Act jurisdiction. Your vendor's nationality is what determines which law applies, not the location of the servers.
Does EU sovereignty cover the full platform or just the gateway?
All four pillars - AI Gateway, AI Observability, AI Engineering, and AI Governance - run on EU infrastructure under EU law. This is different from vendors that offer EU data residency as an add-on for specific products while running the rest of their platform under US jurisdiction.
What is SEAL-4 and why does it matter?
SEAL-4 is the highest Sovereignty Effective Assurance Level under the EU's Cloud Sovereignty Framework. It requires that no third country exercises effective control over the design, development, maintenance, or evolution of software components. Orq.ai meets SEAL-4 criteria across ownership, infrastructure, and supply chain.
How does Orq.ai support DORA compliance?
DORA requires financial institutions to demonstrate operational resilience for digital and AI systems. Orq.ai's EU Sovereign Cloud deployment, audit logs, incident alerting, and governance controls are built to support DORA obligations directly.
What does the EU AI Act require and how does Orq.ai help?
The EU AI Act's transparency obligations apply from 2 August 2026. High-risk system obligations follow in December 2027. Orq.ai's audit trails, logging, and governance controls are built to meet both - including the full agent action chain logging Article 12 requires. See the full EU AI Act breakdown.
Can Orq.ai deploy on our own infrastructure?
Yes - cloud, EU sovereign cloud, or fully air-gapped on your own servers with no egress and no telemetry. Air-gapped deployment achieves 94% on the EU Cloud Sovereignty Framework.
Is Orq.ai certified?
SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001 certified; GDPR and HIPAA compliant. Full EU Cloud Sovereignty Framework scorecard available on request.
Why does it matter where your AI vendor is headquartered?
AI infrastructure is increasingly subject to geopolitical pressure. Models get restricted overnight, export controls shift, and US law can compel access to data held by US-owned companies regardless of where it's physically stored. Building on a European vendor means your AI stack isn't exposed to those risks - your contracts, your data, and your governance all sit under the same jurisdiction.
