Blackpearl Group is a publicly listed company, and Pearl Diver's data model is built for compliance and defensibility. Here's how it's structured.

🔐 How the data model stays compliant

• Data type — Pearl Diver provides U.S.-based PII such as names, emails, and addresses, and no sensitive categories of data such as health, financial, or religious information.
• Chain of permissions — every record comes from members who are contractually required to obtain proper notices and consents, keep compliant privacy policies, and honor all opt-outs. That creates a defensible chain of permissions under U.S. law.
• Licensed and registered entity — Pearl Diver is a product of Black Pearl Group Limited, a licensed data broker in every U.S. state that requires registration. This covers both federal and state-level rules.
• Collective governance — Pearl Diver operates as part of a data collective, so it doesn't rely on a single source. All members follow shared compliance obligations that are auditable.
• No unauthorized sharing — Pearl Diver's data is used only for the clearly disclosed intent-based advertising it was collected for, aligned with the original user consents.
• Transparency and opt-outs — consumers have a straightforward way to see and control how their data is used, and opt-outs are honored across the collective.