115 Total
25 High severity
67 Medium severity
23 Low severity

Key Facts

What does Brex process personal information to prevent, detect, mitigate, and investigate?
Brex processes personal information to prevent, detect, mitigate, and investigate potential risk, security issues, suspicious activity, fraudulent or unauthorized transactions, policy and terms breaches, and threats of harm, including through automated means.
Who does personal information held in a Company's Brex Account governed by Brex's agreement with?
Brex establishes that personal information held in a Company's Brex Account is governed by Brex's agreement with that business customer, not directly by the individual authorized user.
Does Brex reserve the right to update or modify its Privacy Policy?
Brex reserves the right to update or modify its Privacy Policy at any time.
With whom may Brex share personal information?
Brex may share personal information with its affiliates, including Capital One N.A., in accordance with its Privacy Policy.
May Brex share personal information with its affiliates?
Brex may share personal information with its affiliates, including Capital One N.A., in accordance with its Privacy Policy.
In the event of a business transition such as a merger, acquisition, or sale, what may be among the assets transferred?
In the event of a business transition such as a merger, acquisition, or sale of all or a portion of Brex's businesses, services, or assets, personal information may be among the assets transferred.
What identification information does Brex collect?
Brex collects identification information, such as social security numbers and government-issued identification documents, to comply with its verification process and global AML and KYC obligations.
Why does Brex collect identification information such as social security numbers and government-issued identification documents?
Brex collects identification information, such as social security numbers and government-issued identification documents, to comply with its verification process and global AML and KYC obligations.
What information will Brex receive if a user links a business bank account?
If a user links a business bank account during or after the application process, Brex will receive bank account information about the linked account, including routing and account numbers and account balance.
How long does Brex retain personal information?
Brex retains personal information for as long as required to fulfill the purposes described in its Privacy Policy or for essential purposes such as complying with legal obligations, resolving disputes, and enforcing agreements.
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Summary

This document explains what personal information Brex collects about you, who it shares that information with, and how long it keeps it. Brex collects sensitive data like your Social Security number, government ID, and bank account details as required conditions of using its services, and may share your information with affiliated companies including Capital One N.A. or with a new owner if Brex is acquired. If you use Brex through your employer's account, your personal information is governed by Brex's agreement with that business, not by your own.

Analysis

Brex's Privacy Policy establishes the scope and conditions under which Brex collects, uses, retains, and shares personal information across its financial services platform. Brex collects highly sensitive data—including government-issued identification documents, social security numbers, bank account credentials, and detailed transaction records—as a non-optional condition of service, driven in part by AML and KYC compliance obligations. Personal information may be shared with affiliates including Capital One N.A., transferred to third parties in the event of a corporate transaction, and disclosed to service providers under contractual use restrictions enforceable only by Brex. Brex retains personal information without a fixed time limit, for as long as any stated purpose or legal obligation applies, and reserves the right to update the Privacy Policy at any time. Authorized users operating through a business customer's Brex Account are governed by Brex's agreement with that business, not by a direct individual relationship with Brex.

What this means for you

For an individual user, this document means that a broad range of sensitive personal and financial information—including identity documents, bank account numbers and balances, and detailed transaction data—is collected automatically and cannot be avoided if you use Brex's services. Your information may be shared with Brex affiliates such as Capital One N.A. and could be transferred to an acquiring company in a merger or sale. Automated systems may flag or process your activity for fraud and security purposes without human review. If you use Brex through a company account, your personal information is subject to Brex's agreement with that employer rather than any rights you hold directly. Brex may update the Privacy Policy at any time, altering these terms going forward.

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1 important change detected

2 versions captured · Last updated: May 2026

What changed Brex removed two items from its Privacy Policy table of contents: 'Prohibited and Restricted Activities' and the Rewards section header. These sections are no longer listed in the document's navigation structure as of May 16, 2026. The operational impact depends on whether these sections were deleted from the policy itself or merely removed from the table of contents; the change summary does not clarify whether the underlying content remains in the policy body.
Why this matters The revised table of contents no longer lists 'Prohibited and Restricted Activities' and 'Rewards' sections. The practical impact is unclear because the change summary does not confirm whether these sections were removed from the policy body itself or simply delisted from the navigation structure. If the sections remain in the policy but are not indexed, users may have difficulty locating that information. If the sections were deleted entirely, the terms governing those topics would no longer apply.
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14 clause types
25 high severity
Privacy Rights 27 2 high
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AI / Automated Decision-Making 1 1 high
Restricted or Prohibited Content/Industries 1 1 high
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Mapped Governance Frameworks

CCPA/CPRA
California, USA
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Connecticut Data Privacy Act Amendments
US-CT
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FCRA
United States Federal
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FTC Act Section 5
United States Federal
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GDPR
European Union
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GLBA
United States Federal
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Indiana Consumer Data Protection Act
US-IN
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Kentucky Consumer Data Protection Act
US-KY
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Universal Opt-Out Mechanism Expansion 2026
US
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Archival ProvenanceSource & Archival Record
Last Captured May 16, 2026 00:50 UTC
Capture Method Automated scheduled archival capture
Document ID CA-D-000534
Version ID CA-V-002679
SHA-256 2d4e6b75544907e7cc81d201fac3c31caca2dfe4b400a05c23774fa9bf862362
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