“When you initiate a payment transaction using Google Pay with any party other than a Seller...Google may pass details of your Payment Method and related information to the Third Party so that it can charge your Payment Method.”
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Users' Payment Method details may be transmitted to third parties outside of a Seller context, expanding the set of parties who receive that financial information.
If you initiate a payment through Google Pay with a party other than a Seller, Google Pay may share your Payment Method details and related information with that Third Party.
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Users' Payment Method details may be transmitted to third parties outside of a Seller context, expanding the set of parties who receive that financial information.
If you initiate a payment through Google Pay with a party other than a Seller, Google Pay may share your Payment Method details and related information with that Third Party.
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