A digital banking platform that provides mobile-first checking accounts, savings accounts, and financial services without traditional brick-and-mortar branches. The company's policies are significant to consumers because they govern how personal financial data is collected and used, outline fee structures and account terms, and establish protections for digital banking transactions and customer funds.
This right is available only to California residents and provides an opt-out mechanism that is not available to all customers under the general joint marketing sharing terms.
This restriction limits external sharing of financial information to legally permitted circumstances, providing California residents a stronger default protection than the general policy.
North Dakota customers receive a default restriction on external data sharing that limits transfers outside the corporate family to legally permitted circumstances.
Unlike the general policy where sharing occurs unless a customer opts out, North Dakota residents receive opt-out protection automatically.
Vermont residents have a stronger default protection against nonaffiliate marketing disclosures, requiring either legal permission or explicit customer authorization before such disclosure occurs.
This policy explains how Chime collects and shares your financial and personal information, including with outside companies for marketing. By default, your data is shared with nonaffiliated companies for marketing …
Chime updated its privacy notice to restructure how it discloses data sharing practices and opt-out mechanisms. The revised notice reorganizes the sharing disclosure table into a more detailed format with …
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Chime has made 1 policy changes in the past 12 months across the documents ConductAtlas tracks.
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