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Visa updated its privacy policy hub on June 2, 2026 by adding references to additional regional privacy notices and changing its contact email. The policy now explicitly lists privacy notices for Candidate Privacy, New Zealand, South Korea, and Open Banking (with a note about regional availability), and updated the privacy contact email from privacy@visa.com to a different address. These changes expand the document's index of jurisdiction-specific privacy disclosures and update the direct contact point for privacy inquiries.
The updated privacy policy hub now references additional jurisdiction-specific privacy notices for candidate applicants, New Zealand residents, South Korean residents, and users of Visa's open banking services. The policy clarifies that open banking is only available in certain countries and directs users to the Global Privacy Notice if open banking is unavailable in their region. The privacy contact email has been updated. No material changes to data collection, use, retention, or consumer rights are indicated by this update.
The updated privacy hub makes Visa's regional privacy notices more discoverable for users in newly indexed jurisdictions (New Zealand, South Korea) and clarifies privacy disclosures for candidates and open banking service users. The revised contact email ensures privacy inquiries are directed to the correct address.
Added explicit references to Candidate Privacy Notice, New Zealand, South Korea, and Open Banking privacy notices with a note that open banking availability varies by region.
Updated privacy inquiry contact email from privacy@visa.com to a new address.
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 administrative rather than substantive. Visa has indexed additional regional privacy disclosures (Candidate Privacy Notice, New Zealand, South Korea, Open Banking) and updated its privacy team contact email. Organizations using Visa payment services should note the updated contact point for privacy inquiries. No new regulatory obligations or material compliance implications are created by this update.
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