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Country as stated on each published list. A transfer question starts here — you cannot document a transfer you have not noticed.

USA 22 entities on 2 lists
United States 18 entities on 3 lists
California, USA 8 entities on 1 list
Japan 7 entities on 5 lists
Germany 5 entities on 4 lists
Canada 4 entities on 4 lists
France 4 entities on 4 lists
India 4 entities on 4 lists
Ireland 4 entities on 4 lists
United Kingdom 4 entities on 4 lists
Australia 3 entities on 3 lists
Israel 3 entities on 3 lists
Netherlands 3 entities on 3 lists
Sweden 3 entities on 3 lists
United States and Canada 3 entities on 1 list
Brazil 2 entities on 2 lists
EU 2 entities on 1 list
European Economic Area 2 entities on 1 list
Italy 2 entities on 2 lists
Massachusetts, USA 2 entities on 1 list
Middle East, Turkey, and Africa 2 entities on 1 list
New York, USA 2 entities on 1 list
Serbia 2 entities on 2 lists
South Korea 2 entities on 2 lists
Spain 2 entities on 2 lists
Tennessee, USA 2 entities on 1 list
Washington, USA 2 entities on 1 list
AWS 1 entity on 1 list
Denmark; Philippines 1 entity on 1 list
EEA, United States; Germany 1 entity on 1 list
Egypt 1 entity on 1 list
Estonia 1 entity on 1 list
European Economic Area, North Africa, Middle East, and Australia 1 entity on 1 list
Finland 1 entity on 1 list
France, Belgium, and Luxembourg 1 entity on 1 list
Georgia, USA 1 entity on 1 list
Germany, Austria, and Switzerland 1 entity on 1 list
Hamburg, Germany 1 entity on 1 list
India and United Arab Emirates 1 entity on 1 list
Location of Customer's Snowflake instance, as indicated by Customer 1 entity on 1 list
London, United Kingdom 1 entity on 1 list
North America 1 entity on 1 list
North Carolina, USA 1 entity on 1 list
San Francisco, USA 1 entity on 1 list
Singapore 1 entity on 1 list
Switzerland 1 entity on 1 list
Tâgu Mureş, Romania 1 entity on 1 list
US, Ireland 1 entity on 1 list
US, UK, Canada, New Zealand, and Greece 1 entity on 1 list
USA and Greece 1 entity on 1 list
USA, Israel 1 entity on 1 list
USA, Netherlands 1 entity on 1 list
USA, UK 1 entity on 1 list
USAEUIndia 1 entity on 1 list
United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia 1 entity on 1 list
United Kingdom and European Economic Area 1 entity on 1 list
United KingdomSpainSingaporeIndiaIsrael 1 entity on 1 list
United States, Canada, Middle East, and Japan 1 entity on 1 list
United States, European Economic Area, Asia Pacific, India, and Mexico 1 entity on 1 list
United States, European Economic Area, Canada, Malaysia, and Australia 1 entity on 1 list
United States, New Zealand 1 entity on 1 list
United States, United Kingdom, and European Economic Area 1 entity on 1 list
United StatesAustraliaItalyJapanUnited Kingdom 1 entity on 1 list
United StatesGermany 1 entity on 1 list
Utah, USA 1 entity on 1 list
d/b/a Sparkpost 1 entity on 1 list

158 entity-country pairs across the register. Country is recorded as the business stated it, not as we inferred it — where a list says nothing, we leave it blank rather than guessing from an IP address.

Why this matters for transfers

A sub-processor quietly moving a workload from Ireland to the United States is a transfer event. The country column is not decoration, and a snapshot taken at signature is not durable evidence that it stayed put.

SCCs and transfers