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The provision establishes the operational basis for data disclosure throughout the transaction lifecycle. It defines the scope of permissible sharing by reference to functional requirements—transaction completion, identity verification, and loan administration—rather than restricting disclosure to a single entity.
Users' personal and financial information will be disclosed to merchants and other third parties involved in processing purchases and administering loans. The clause requires users to consent to this multi-party information flow as a condition of using Affirm's services.
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"Affirm may share your personal and financial information with merchants and other third parties as part of facilitating your purchase and providing our services. This includes sharing information necessary to complete transactions, verify your identity, and fulfill the terms of your loan agreement.— Excerpt from Affirm's Affirm Terms of Service
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The provision establishes the operational basis for data disclosure throughout the transaction lifecycle. It defines the scope of permissible sharing by reference to functional requirements—transaction completion, identity verification, and loan administration—rather than restricting disclosure to a single entity.
Users' personal and financial information will be disclosed to merchants and other third parties involved in processing purchases and administering loans. The clause requires users to consent to this multi-party information flow as a condition of using Affirm's services.
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