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ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certified

Your documents, professionally governed.

Secure offsite storage, barcoded indexing and retrieval on demand for Nepal's banks, insurers, hydropower companies, government bodies and corporates.

250,000
sq ft purpose-built facility
ISO/IEC 27001
2022 certified
24 / 48 h
rush and standard retrieval
Zone V
seismic design to NBC 105:2020
8
sectors served

Where are your records right now?

Photographed inside working institutions. Names and signage removed at the client's request.

Storeroom with overloaded shelving and files in sacks
Branch storeroom. Shelving loaded past capacity, contents identified by marker pen.
Bundled files in cloth sacks stacked floor to ceiling
Files bundled into cloth sacks, floor to ceiling. Identified by a number written on the cloth.
Overloaded storeroom shelving with loose files
No fire rating, no seismic assessment, no access log. Retrieval means lifting everything above.

The same story, four more rooms

Stacks of bundled newsprint against a wall
Bundled by year, stacked against a wall.
Shelves of labelled lever-arch binders
Binders shelved by whoever filed them last.
Binders and sacks stored together on open shelving
Records sharing the room with everything else.
Metal racking filled with mixed binders and files
Handwritten labels, no central index.

And when it goes wrong, it goes wrong at once

Supreme Court of Nepal, 9 September 2025

Arson destroyed 20,034 of the court's 24,234 active case files and about 197,000 archived files. No offsite copy existed.

Source: Kantipur, 16 October 2025

Rasuwa, 26 August 2026

Flood water swept away the Timure customs office and other government buildings. Residents lost citizenship, land and education certificates.

Source: The Kathmandu Post, 16 September 2026

The same records, six weeks later

Chaos into order
Before: client premises
Files and folders piled in a disorganised storeroom
Unindexed, unsealed, unaccounted for. Nobody can say what is in the room.
After: Blackbox custody
Barcoded Blackbox cartons palletised in the facility
Barcoded, sealed, palletised and located. Every carton indexed to its contents.

The risk was never which building the records sat in. It was that nobody could prove what was in it.

A system, not a person's memory

Every carton carries a barcode. Every document is indexed against it. Every movement is logged against a named person and a timestamp. Retrieval survives any staff departure.

  1. Index
    4 fields
  2. Barcode
    Per carton
  3. Seal
    Both sign
  4. Transfer
    GPS tracked
  5. Vault
    Rack position

Every step scanned. Who, what and when, retrievable in minutes.

Triple-scan chain of custody

Each touchpoint logged against a named handler.

Online inventory and billing

See what you hold, wherever you are.

Automated retention alerts

Notice before a limit is reached, not after.

Authorised persons only

Registered at setup. Nobody else can release a file.

Exterior of the Blackbox storage facility, cropped to withhold its surroundings

Built to hold what you cannot afford to lose

The location of the facility is not published. It is disclosed to contracted clients under agreement, and visits are arranged individually.

250,000
sq ft, purpose-built
Zone V
NBC 105:2020 seismic
47 m/s
wind loading
24/7/365
monitored
Fire suppression, VESDA detection, dual-layer access, climate-controlled vaults.Inside the facility

Institutions have outsourced their records since the 1950s

Professional records storage is standard practice for the world's largest companies and banks. The industry's largest provider was founded in 1951 and today holds records for most of the Fortune 1000.

1951
Iron Mountain founded, New York
240,000+
customers in 61 countries
740M+
cubic feet of physical records stored
≈95%
of the Fortune 1000 are customers

Source: Iron Mountain Inc., Form 10-K for fiscal year 2025, filed with the US SEC

9 September 2025. The Supreme Court fire.

Arson at the Supreme Court of Nepal destroyed 20,034 of its 24,234 active case files and about 197,000 archived files. Across the country's courts, about 933,000 case files were lost in the unrest.

The building was not the failure. The absence of a second copy was.

Source: Supreme Court preliminary report, reported by Kantipur, 16 October 2025

Supreme Court of Nepal, active case files
83% of 24,234 active case files destroyed. Each mark is one per cent.

Outcomes, not adjectives

Case 01. Finance sector, 2023

Compliance cost turned into profit protection

68%lower monthly records overhead
1,200+sq ft of office space reclaimed
80%less admin time on filing and retrieval
Case 02. Commercial bank, 2024

A court deadline met with three days to spare

76%faster retrieval, days to under 6 hours
100%chain of custody delivered with the file
0staff hours diverted to searching

Our retrieval depended on one long-serving staff member's memory. When he retired, we couldn't locate several important files.

Head of Administration, financial institution

A former records room became additional customer service desks. In another location we released an entire leased floor.

Head of Branch Operations, commercial bank
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