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The provision establishes the operational scope of data sharing across multiple categories of recipients, including both commercial service providers and government/regulatory entities. It creates a framework where data transfers occur for fraud prevention, regulatory compliance, and business restructuring purposes, with explicit authorization for downstream decision-making by fraud prevention agencies.
Users' personal data may be disclosed to a broad range of third parties for specified purposes including fraud prevention, payment processing, regulatory compliance, and potential business transactions. Fraud prevention agencies receiving shared data are authorized to use that information in making determinations about users' financial services access, which means decisions about creditworthiness or service eligibility may be based on data shared under this clause.
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"We may share your personal data with third parties including: our group companies; service providers and sub-processors acting on our behalf; fraud prevention agencies and financial crime agencies; payment networks, card schemes, and banking partners; regulators, law enforcement agencies, and courts where required by law; and potential acquirers or investors in the context of a business sale or restructuring. Where we share data with fraud prevention agencies, information may be used by those agencies and their members to make decisions about you, including decisions that may affect your ability to obtain financial services.— Excerpt from Checkout.com's Checkout.com Privacy
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The provision establishes the operational scope of data sharing across multiple categories of recipients, including both commercial service providers and government/regulatory entities. It creates a framework where data transfers occur for fraud prevention, regulatory compliance, and business restructuring purposes, with explicit authorization for downstream decision-making by fraud prevention agencies.
Users' personal data may be disclosed to a broad range of third parties for specified purposes including fraud prevention, payment processing, regulatory compliance, and potential business transactions. Fraud prevention agencies receiving shared data are authorized to use that information in making determinations about users' financial services access, which means decisions about creditworthiness or service eligibility may be based on data …
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