Security & Privacy

Automated Subscription Cancellation Infrastructure™

FTT was designed to minimize the collection of sensitive information.

Unlike traditional subscription management platforms, FTT does not require direct access to financial accounts, payment methods, inboxes, or provider credentials.

Security is achieved through architectural separation rather than expanded access.

SECURITY PRINCIPLES

FTT is built around five security principles:

The goal is simple: Collect only what is required to execute cancellation workflows.

THE FTT TRUST MODEL

SUPPORTED SECURITY CONTROLS

FTT utilizes:

Applications maintain ownership of their own user relationships and financial systems.

DATA MINIMIZATION

FTT is designed to avoid unnecessary data collection.

FTT does not require:

• Banking credentials
• Credit card credentials
• Personal email inbox access
• Subscription provider passwords

Applications maintain control of sensitive customer relationships and account access.

EXECUTION ISOLATION

Provider workflows are isolated from client applications.

Applications do not need to:

• Maintain provider-specific logic
• Track provider workflow changes
• Monitor cancellation methods
• Manage provider friction models

FTT manages provider-specific execution independently.

AUDITABILITY

Every cancellation attempt generates a structured execution record.

Audit records include:

This enables transparent and explainable cancellation execution.

SECURITY BY ARCHITECTURE

Traditional systems often increase access to increase functionality.

FTT's five security principles — Least Privilege Access, Data Minimization, Provider Isolation, Secure Execution, and Auditability — are expressions of a single architectural decision: reduce access at every layer.

FTT follows a different model.