Depending on where you live, you may have the right to see, correct, delete, or export your personal data held by Checkout.com, and you can exercise these rights by emailing their Data Protection Officer.
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These rights are the primary mechanism by which individuals can control their personal data held by Checkout.com, and knowing the contact point and applicable rights is essential to exercising them effectively.
The updated policy establishes formal complaint procedures for UK and Australia users, requiring Checkout to acknowledge complaints within 30 days and respond without undue delay. For UK users specifically, the policy clarifies that complaints must first be raised with Checkout before escalating to the Information Commissioner's Office. The policy also discloses that transaction information collection now includes country data alongside currency and amount. For Australia users, the policy clarifies that identity verification is a legal requirement and cannot be provided anonymously or pseudonymously. Users in these jurisdictions can submit data protection complaints through Checkout's designated process and escalate to their respective regulatory authorities if dissatisfied with Checkout's response.
View change record →Restructured to emphasize opt-out of direct marketing as primary right and provide detailed mechanisms, while deprioritizing traditional GDPR data subject rights (erasure, rectification, portability, automated decision-making objection).
View full change record →EU and UK users have the broadest data rights under GDPR, including erasure and portability, while California residents have CCPA rights; the single contact point dpo@checkout.com is provided for all rights requests, and the response must be provided within statutory timeframes under applicable law.
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"Depending on your location and subject to applicable law, you may have the right to: access your personal data; rectify inaccurate personal data; request erasure of your personal data; restrict or object to processing; data portability; and not be subject to automated decision-making. To exercise any of these rights, please contact our Data Protection Officer at dpo@checkout.com.Excerpt from Checkout.com's Privacy
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These rights are the primary mechanism by which individuals can control their personal data held by Checkout.com, and knowing the contact point and applicable rights is essential to exercising them effectively.
EU and UK users have the broadest data rights under GDPR, including erasure and portability, while California residents have CCPA rights; the single contact point dpo@checkout.com is provided for all rights requests, and the response must be provided within statutory timeframes under applicable law.
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