Last Updated: September 2026
Welcome to Dyonda.
Your privacy is one of our highest priorities. This Privacy Policy explains how Dyonda collects, uses, protects, and stores your information when you use our website and services.
Dyonda is a digital legacy platform that helps individuals organize important information about their digital lives, trusted contacts, devices, and personal wishes.
When you create an account, we may collect:
We also automatically collect:
Information collected for post-death access requests — When a trusted contact requests access following a user's death, Dyonda may collect:
This information is collected only to verify the request, prevent fraud, resolve disputes, provide authorized access, and comply with applicable legal obligations.
Dyonda is not a general file-storage service or password manager. As part of your digital legacy plan, Dyonda does not normally collect or require:
Death certificates and identity-verification documents submitted as part of a post-death access request are a limited exception. These documents are collected only when necessary to verify and process the request.
Dyonda may store a device unlock code when the original user intentionally chooses to include it in their plan. Dyonda does not store passwords for email, social-media, banking, or other online accounts.
Your information is used only to:
We do not sell your personal information.
We implement industry-standard security measures including:
While no system is 100% secure, we continuously work to protect your information.
Dyonda is designed to restrict access to personal legacy information.
While a user is alive, trusted contacts cannot view that user's protected information. Adding someone as a trusted contact does not give that person immediate access.
Users may identify trusted contacts and decide what information each contact is authorized to receive.
Adding a trusted contact does not provide that person with immediate access to the user's protected information. Trusted contacts cannot access the protected plan while the original user is alive.
To receive post-death access, a trusted contact must create or use their own Dyonda account with the email address designated by the original user. They must submit the required verification documents through their account.
After Dyonda verifies the user's death and approves the request, only the information assigned to that trusted contact becomes available inside the contact's own Dyonda account. Users are responsible for keeping their trusted contacts, email addresses, assignments, and permissions accurate and current.
We may use trusted providers including:
These providers have their own privacy policies.
Your information remains in your account until:
Dyonda may retain death certificates, identity-verification information, request records, and access logs for as long as reasonably necessary to review requests, prevent fraud, resolve disputes, maintain security, and comply with applicable legal obligations.
Certain billing records may be retained when required by law.
You may:
To exercise these rights, contact us at:
Dyonda is intended for individuals 18 years or older.
If you access Dyonda from outside the United States, your information may be processed in the United States.
We may update this Privacy Policy periodically.
Material changes will be communicated through the platform or by email.
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