CoralBricks
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These privacy labels describe CoralBricks, the upstream model provider. Confidential requires all three: verified provider compute, end-to-end encryption and explicit zero data retention. Account and billing metadata are outside the content-retention claim.
| Provider | CoralBricks |
|---|---|
| API operator country | US Legal home of the API operator, not an inference-location guarantee. |
| Headquarters | Not verified |
| Routing status | Active |
| Provider website | https://www.coralbricks.ai/ |
| Models | 1 public model |
| Credits routes | 1 |
| Zero data retention | yes TR-funded routes |
| Verified confidential inference | Not verified |
| Policy note | Coral Bricks AI Inc. operates its own serving software on leased US infrastructure. TrustedRouter's account owner confirmed the organization-wide No content + no metadata setting on October 14, 2026. Zero data retention applies to new requests through TrustedRouter-funded routes, not every CoralBricks account. Operational counters and billing records remain; the setting does not purge previously retained data. No training on customer content. No confidential-compute or E2EE claim. TrustedRouter disables paid cache retention; free engine prefix caching remains active. Custom retained-cache TTLs are not supported. Inference is not declared 100% renewable. Policy source |
Documentation and policy sources
Inference locations
Provider API declarations are also available on each model's endpoint API. Direct chat and Responses replies separate advertised availability from serving location in usage.inference_location; the actual serving region remains unknown when not reported.
usage.provider_usage.gateway_region identifies the TrustedRouter gateway, not the provider's inference location. A value such as europe-west4 does not mean the model ran in Europe. usage.inference_location.serving_region remains null when the provider has not reported it. Older gateways may return the gateway-only field as provider_usage.region.
Where the upstream GPUs execute the model, not the provider's headquarters, API ingress, or data storage. ZDR and confidential inference do not by themselves restrict geography.
- Declared countries or regions
- United States
Provider-declared US inference and data storage on leased infrastructure; no downstream inference operators. - Can locations change?
- Provider declares placement and failover remain within the US; individual regions are unspecified.
- Provider region pinning
- No documented per-request region parameter or serving-region response field.
- Pinning through TrustedRouter
- Select provider.only=[coralbricks] with allow_fallbacks=false; no finer regional pin is available.
- Infrastructure declaration
- United States (provider-declared); specific datacenter region is not exposed.
- Evidence
- Provider marketplace application dated 2026-10-14; country declaration, not attested location.. Reviewed .
Provider selection alone is not a region pin. TrustedRouter's US provider filter selects company jurisdiction, not GPU location. A regional gateway hostname does not pin a downstream GPU. For a binding residency requirement, confirm the model, region, failover scope and enforced controls before sending sensitive data.
Models served by CoralBricks.
Each row links to pricing, provider, benchmark, and API pages for the model.
| Model | AI IQ | Context | Input | Cached input | Output |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
deepseek/deepseek-v4.1-flashDeepSeek: DeepSeek V4.1 Flash |
IQ 126#22 | 1,048,576 | $0.01055/1M | $0.01/1M | $1.266/1M |
Questions
Does CoralBricks have zero data retention?
TrustedRouter records its managed CoralBricks routes as zero data retention. That classification does not automatically cover every direct or BYOK account. Use provider.min_privacy=zdr to require an eligible route.
Is CoralBricks end-to-end encrypted?
TrustedRouter does not currently mark CoralBricks as end-to-end encrypted at the provider boundary. The TrustedRouter gateway is still attested, but the selected provider normally receives the request in order to run the model. Use trustedrouter/e2e for the stronger route requirement.
Which CoralBricks models are available through TrustedRouter?
This page currently lists 1 public CoralBricks model, with live pricing, route count, context length, measured performance when available, and links to each model's provider and benchmark pages.