When was DeepSeek V3.2 released?

DeepSeek released DeepSeek V3.2 on 1 Dec 2025. It is available through the qynio gateway.

Does DeepSeek V3.2 support zero data retention?

Yes. DeepSeek V3.2 is available with zero data retention by default on DeepInfra, Infercom, Novita, TensorX through the qynio gateway.

Where is DeepSeek V3.2 hosted?

DeepSeek V3.2 runs on both EU and US hosting routes through the qynio gateway. Pick the route that matches your residency requirement.

Is DeepSeek V3.2 trained on prompts and outputs?

No. Every hosting route for DeepSeek V3.2 is configured so customer prompts and outputs are not used to train models by default.

Is a no-KYC deposit available for DeepSeek V3.2?

Yes. A no-KYC Data Processing Agreement is available on at least one route serving DeepSeek V3.2. Contact hello@qyn.io to receive it.

DeepSeek V3.2

by DeepSeek

Released 70 days after DeepSeek V3.1 Terminus · All DeepSeek releases

DeepSeek-V3.2, released December 2025, is DeepSeek's first model to integrate thinking directly into tool-use, supporting tool calls in both thinking and non-thinking modes. The 671-billion-parameter sparse MoE activates 37 billion per token and uses DeepSeek Sparse Attention to cut long-context compute while preserving quality. DeepSeek positions it as a daily driver at GPT-5-level performance, with strong agentic results including 73.1% on SWE-bench Verified and 93.1% on AIME 2025. A higher-compute variant, V3.2-Speciale, pushes reasoning further and attained gold-level results at the 2025 IMO, CMO, ICPC World Finals, and IOI. Released open-weight under an MIT license with Hugging Face weights, V3.2 targets teams building reasoning-first agent architectures that need capable long-context tool-use without proprietary lock-in.

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Key info

Input

Output

Features

Context window

131K

Max output

33K

Input price

$0.28 /1M

Output price

$0.42 /1M

Released

1 Dec 2025

onchain settlement available
US residency available
Zero data retention on pay-as-you-go
No training by default
no-KYC deposit available

Available routes

DeepSeek V3.2 runs on 6 different routes through the qynio gateway. Compare residency, zero retention, and training posture at a glance — full data-handling detail per route below.

Provider	Region	Zero data retention	Training	Input	Output
BytePlus	Multi	Not by default	No	$0.28	$0.42
DeepInfra	US	Zero data retention	No	$0.26	$0.38
DigitalOcean	US	Not by default	No	$0.25	$0.80
Infercom	US	Zero data retention	No	$3.49	$5.23
Novita	US	Zero data retention	No	$0.27	$0.40
TensorX	EU	Zero data retention	No	$0.30	$0.50

Uptime and availability

DeepSeek V3.2 runs on 2 independently monitored routes through the qynio gateway. A direct integration leaves you on one of them, the gateway serves whichever is healthy.

100%effective uptime, last 30 days

Averaged across these routes on their own, a single provider reached 100% over the same window.

Daily status through the gateway, which serves each request from whichever route is healthy.

2 monitored providers serve DeepSeek V3.2.

Measured over the last 30 days from each provider's official status feed via StatusGator. Refreshed hourly. 4 further routes for this model are not on the board yet and are not counted above. See uptime for every provider qynio monitors.

Data handling per route

Each route hosting DeepSeek V3.2 has its own privacy posture, residency, and no-KYC terms. Postures are maintained by qynio with a last-verification timestamp.

BytePlus — Multi-region

Zero data retention is not on by default — abuse monitoring, 180-day retention. No training on customer data. GLOBAL; wallets; deposit available.

Zero data retention: Not by default — abuse monitoring, 180-day retention. Derived from the logging and moderation facts.
Training: No training on customer data.
Logging: Abuse monitoring (180-day retention)
Moderation: Not established
Caching: Not established
Subprocessor access: Not established
no-KYC deposit: deposit available
Transfer mechanism: wallets

DeepInfra — United States🇺🇸

Zero data retention is on by default on Pay-as-you-go — no action required. No training on customer data. US; unknown; deposit available.

Zero data retention: On by default on Pay-as-you-go. Derived from the logging and moderation facts.
Training: No training on customer data.
Logging: None
Moderation: Not established
Caching: Not established
Subprocessor access: Not established
no-KYC deposit: deposit available
Transfer mechanism: unknown

DigitalOcean — United States🇺🇸

Zero data retention is not on by default — a moderation hold applies. No training on customer data. US; dpf sccs; deposit available.

Zero data retention: Not by default — a moderation hold applies. Derived from the logging and moderation facts.
Training: No training on customer data.
Logging: None
Moderation: Holds content for review
Caching: Content cached for replay
Subprocessor access: No subprocessor reads content
no-KYC deposit: deposit available
Transfer mechanism: dpf sccs

Infercom — United States🇺🇸

Zero data retention is on by default on Pay-as-you-go — no action required. No training on customer data. US; wallets; deposit available.

Zero data retention: On by default on Pay-as-you-go. Derived from the logging and moderation facts.
Training: No training on customer data.
Logging: None
Moderation: Not established
Caching: Not established
Subprocessor access: Subprocessors may read content
no-KYC deposit: deposit available
Transfer mechanism: wallets

Novita — United States🇺🇸

Zero data retention is on by default on Pay-as-you-go — no action required. No training on customer data. US; wallets; deposit available.

Zero data retention: On by default on Pay-as-you-go. Derived from the logging and moderation facts.
Training: No training on customer data.
Logging: None
Moderation: Not established
Caching: Not established
Subprocessor access: Not established
no-KYC deposit: deposit available
Transfer mechanism: wallets

TensorX — European Union🇪🇺

Zero data retention is on by default on Pay-as-you-go — no action required. No training on customer data. EU; deposit available.

Zero data retention: On by default on Pay-as-you-go. Derived from the logging and moderation facts.
Training: No training on customer data.
Logging: None
Moderation: Not established
Caching: Not established
Subprocessor access: Not established
no-KYC deposit: deposit available
Transfer mechanism: Not applicable — data stays in EU

Benchmarks

Independent benchmark scores — composite indices for reasoning, coding, and math, plus individual eval scores where available.

Global rank#232 of 630 LLMs

TierEfficient

Intelligence Index25.1

Math Index59.0

Reasoning & knowledge

MMLU-Pro

84%

GPQA Diamond

75%

Humanity's Last Exam

11%

Long-context reasoning

43%

Coding

LiveCodeBench

59%

SciCode

39%

Agentic & tool use

Terminal-Bench Hard

33%

τ²-Bench Telecom

79%

Math & instruction following

AIME 2025

59%

IFBench

49%

See full leaderboard →Benchmarks via Artificial Analysis · View on AA

Get started

Call DeepSeek V3.2 through the qynio gateway with one API key. Let your coding agent set it up, or call it directly — qynio is drop-in compatible with the OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google AI SDKs.

Set it up with your agent

Copy this and paste it into a coding agent like Claude Code, Cursor or Codex and it'll wire up qynio for you.

Or call it directly

1import OpenAI from "openai";
2
3const client = new OpenAI({
4  apiKey: process.env.QYN_API_KEY,
5  baseURL: "https://api.qyn.io/v3/compat",
6});
7
8const completion = await client.chat.completions.create({
9  model: "bytedance:ap/deepseek-v3.2",
10  messages: [{ role: "user", content: "Hello" }],
11});
12console.log(completion.choices[0].message.content);