European PII
Redaction.
Open-source SDK that detects and redacts structured PII across 31 European countries. Available for Python and Node.js.
Local-only and deterministic — the SDK makes no network calls.
The European PII Problem
Cloud API Risks
Sending unredacted data to US-based LLMs creates GDPR compliance debt. euRedact detects and redacts structured PII locally, before your data leaves your infrastructure.
Localization Gaps
US tools miss localized patterns like German Tax IDs or Dutch BSNs. We focus exclusively on the European regulatory landscape.
Slow Development
Stop building custom regex for 31 countries. One library covers the entire continent with consistent performance.
Processing Architecture
Deployment Options
Rules Core
Apache 2.0 local redaction.
- done100% local execution — no network calls
- done31 European country configurations
- done27 Structured PII entity types with checksum validation
- doneSecret & API key detection (AWS, GitHub, Stripe, ...)
- doneCustom pattern support
- doneReferential integrity mode
- done0.3ms per page (Node) — zero dependencies
- donePython & Node.js / TypeScript
Cloud Neural
Contextual AI detection — coming soon.
- auto_awesomeEverything in Core, plus:
- doneFine-tuned Privacy LLM
- doneReferential integrity
- doneEU-hosted infrastructure
- doneDedicated support
euRedact Rules benchmarks are independently verifiable — our full test suite of 152,300 records across 31 countries is open source.
euRedact Cloud — Coming Soon
Rules catch structured PII locally. The cloud tier adds a fine-tuned model for contextual detection — names, addresses, and implied identifiers that patterns can't reach. Structured PII is stripped before anything leaves your device.
Built for Europe
Regulatory coverage across the continent
The rules engine ships today across all 31 countries. Cloud coverage describes the contextual model still in development, which handles Dutch, English, French and German; a country counts as fully covered when every language its government and business documents are written in is among those. Minority co-official languages are out of scope.