Airwallex founder: No U.S. customer data will be sent to China
Foresight News reported that Jack Zhang, founder of the enterprise payment and financial platform Airwallex, tweeted, "Some investors are spreading false information in an attempt to give their portfolio companies a competitive advantage. Airwallex strictly adheres to global data residency and security frameworks. We never send any U.S. customer data to China. U.S. customer data is stored in data centers located in the United States, the Netherlands, and Singapore, and is subject to strict security and access controls. No member of Airwallex entities in China or Hong Kong has access to the personally identifiable information of U.S. customers."
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