Export control statement for Craxel. Last updated: 6 August 2026
Scope
Craxel software products are subject to the export control laws of various jurisdictions, including without limitation the laws of the United Kingdom, the European Union and the United States.
United States
In accordance with the US Export Administration Regulations (EAR), Craxel products have been self-classified as ECCN 5D992.c. This classification may be subject to change without notice.
United Kingdom
For the United Kingdom, Craxel products fall outside the UK Strategic Export Control Lists and are therefore classified as No Licence Required (NLR).
Dual-use and sanctions
Craxel products are still deemed dual-use and may require an export licence if exported to a person, entity or country appearing on any applicable national or international sanctions list.
Customer responsibilities
Customers and partners are responsible for complying with all applicable export control and sanctions laws when they receive, use, transfer, re-export or provide access to Craxel products, including where access is provided to individuals located in, or who are nationals of, restricted destinations. Screening of end users, end uses and destinations remains the responsibility of the exporting party.
Disclaimer
Craxel provides this information as a general guideline to its customers and partners. Craxel makes no representation as to the accuracy or reliability of the classification information provided, and it does not constitute legal advice. Export classifications and control regimes change, and parties should satisfy themselves as to the requirements applicable to their own circumstances.
Enquiries
For export control enquiries, including classification questions relating to a specific deployment or destination, contact info@craxel.com.