DoorDash collects and stores your credit card details and transaction history, processing payments through third-party payment companies.
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The provision describes the financial data collection and retention mechanisms necessary for transaction processing and account management. It establishes that payment processing occurs through third-party processors rather than directly by DoorDash, creating a multi-party data flow for payment information.
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Payment and transaction data is retained in association with your account and subject to the policy's broad sharing and retention terms, meaning your spending patterns may be accessible to third parties including advertising partners unless you exercise applicable opt-out rights.
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"We collect payment information when you make purchases through our platform, including credit card numbers, billing addresses, and transaction history. Payment card information is processed by third-party payment processors, and we store transaction records associated with your account.— Excerpt from DoorDash's DoorDash Privacy Policy
1. REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: Payment card data handling implicates PCI DSS standards (a contractual rather than statutory framework) and FTC Act Section 5 for representations about security. Transaction data may also engage state financial privacy laws in certain jurisdictions. CPRA classifies financial information as personal information subject to standard rights and, depending on sensitivity (e.g. account numbers), may qualify as sensitive personal information. 2. GOVERNANCE EXPOSURE: Medium. The policy delegates payment card processing to third-party processors, which is standard practice and consistent with PCI DSS tokenization requirements. However, DoorDash's retention of transaction records associated with user accounts creates an ongoing data set subject to the policy's general sharing and retention terms. 3. JURISDICTION FLAGS: California CPRA applies to financial information retained in user accounts. New York SHIELD Act and similar state data security laws require reasonable security for financial information. GLBA does not apply to DoorDash as a non-financial institution. 4. CONTRACT AND VENDOR IMPLICATIONS: Payment processor agreements must meet PCI DSS requirements and should include data breach notification obligations consistent with DoorDash's consumer-facing commitments. Transaction records retained on DoorDash's systems should be covered by the same vendor access and audit controls as other personal information categories. 5. COMPLIANCE CONSIDERATIONS: Compliance teams should confirm that transaction data retained in user accounts is covered by the same deletion and access workflows as other personal information categories, and that payment processor sub-processors are disclosed in the policy or supplemental vendor lists.
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The provision describes the financial data collection and retention mechanisms necessary for transaction processing and account management. It establishes that payment processing occurs through third-party processors rather than directly by DoorDash, creating a multi-party data flow for payment information.
Payment and transaction data is retained in association with your account and subject to the policy's broad sharing and retention terms, meaning your spending patterns may be accessible to third parties including advertising partners unless you exercise applicable opt-out rights.
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