HUAWEI CLOUDOfficial Partner
Your company may be violating Egypt's Personal Data Protection Law without even knowing it. We audit, migrate, and host your data on licensed Egyptian servers — backed by our official Huawei Cloud partnership.
Get a free compliance checkThe grace period ends on October 31, 2026 — enforcement starts in November. Moving data takes weeks, not days.
The problem
It has to be issued by Egypt's Data Protection Center (PDPC) — regardless of company size or sector.
Most cloud setups, backups, and SaaS tools were never built with this requirement in mind.
And scale up from there depending on the type of data involved and the severity of the violation.
A minimum of 6 months, plus a fine of up to EGP 5,000,000, for the most serious cases.
Highest-risk sectors
Data localization applies to everyone, but three sectors carry the strictest requirements — and the closest regulatory attention.
Under Central Bank of Egypt oversight, financial data carries some of the strictest localization requirements in the law. In-country migration is rarely optional.
CBE and FRA licensing regimes both touch payment, identity, and transaction data — the categories regulators check first.
Buyer and tenant records mean national IDs, contracts, and payment histories at scale — exactly the personal data the law was written to protect.
How we help
Servers, backups, third-party tools — we flag exactly what is non-compliant.
Minimal downtime, no disruption to how your team already works.
Our migration packages are priced below the usual in-house or agency route.
Enterprise-grade infrastructure, backed by a documented, official partnership.
Intcore is an official Huawei Cloud partner. Your data runs on enterprise-grade, in-Egypt infrastructure — with the certifications, SLAs, and local support that banks and regulators expect.
Talk to our team
We will walk you through the steps to move your data to Egypt — before the grace period ends on October 31, 2026.
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