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Affirm updated its terms of service on June 2, 2026 to reorganize how it describes its products and features to users. The previous version listed shopping categories and app features, while the updated version restructures the presentation to highlight the Affirm Card, browser extension, digital wallet integration, and shopping capabilities. This change appears to be primarily informational and organizational rather than a substantive modification to user rights or obligations.
This change does not materially alter consumer rights, obligations, or how Affirm's payment services function. The updated terms reorganize how Affirm describes its products—including the Affirm Card, browser extension, and digital wallet compatibility—but do not modify the substantive terms under which consumers use these services. Consumers' existing obligations and protections remain unchanged.
This change reorganizes how Affirm presents its products and features within the terms of service, but does not alter the substantive terms under which users access those products or modify any user rights or obligations. Users are not affected by changes to how features are described.
Affirm reorganized how it presents the Affirm Card, browser extension, digital wallet integration, and shopping categories within the terms.
This change record describes what was added, removed, or modified in the document. Analysis reflects what the updated agreement states or permits. It does not constitute a legal determination about enforceability. Applicability may vary by jurisdiction. Methodology
This change is organizational and informational rather than substantive. Affirm has restructured how it presents its product offerings within the terms of service, moving from category-based navigation to feature-based descriptions (Affirm Card, browser extension, digital wallet integration). No new regulatory exposures, compliance obligations, or material operational changes appear to be created by this reorganization.
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