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Chime's privacy policy was reorganized in an update detected on July 19, 2026. The policy removed repeated rows in its sharing disclosure table that detailed opt-out availability for specific data-sharing scenarios (marketing purposes, joint marketing, affiliate transactions, affiliate creditworthiness, and nonaffiliate marketing). The updated policy now consolidates this information into a single statement directing users to the Chime Privacy Hub to submit opt-outs, rather than listing opt-out availability next to each individual sharing category.
The updated policy clarifies how Chime handles data sharing and opt-out requests. Instead of repeating opt-out availability statements for each type of data sharing (marketing, joint marketing, affiliate transactions, and nonaffiliate marketing), the policy now directs all users to submit opt-outs through the Chime Privacy Hub. The substantive opt-out mechanism remains available; this change reorganizes how that information is presented in the disclosure document. You can submit opt-outs through the Chime Privacy Hub.
The updated policy clarifies the opt-out process by consolidating scattered disclosures into a single, unified mechanism. This streamlines how Chime communicates its data-sharing practices and the path to opting out, though the substantive protections and opt-out rights remain unchanged.
→ If you wish to opt out of data sharing, submit an opt-out request through the Chime Privacy Hub
→ Your personal information will continue to be shared with Chime marketing partners, affiliates, and nonaffiliates as disclosed in the policy unless you affirmatively opt out
Reorganized to consolidate per-category opt-out descriptions into single Privacy Hub opt-out link instead of row-by-row opt-out statements.
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This change represents a formatting and organizational restructuring of Chime's privacy policy data-sharing disclosure table rather than a substantive modification of privacy practices or obligations. The policy removes redundant disclosure language while maintaining the opt-out mechanism through the Chime Privacy Hub. Under GLBA (15 U.S.C. § 6801 et seq.), financial institutions must provide clear notice of information-sharing practices and opt-out rights; the updated policy continues to disclose this information, though in consolidated rather than granular form. No new privacy obligations are created by this reorganization.
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