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This provision establishes the data-sharing mechanism that enables third-party transactions to process through Google Pay. The authorization addresses operational necessity: third parties require payment method details to execute charges, and transaction-related account information to fulfill delivery or billing requirements.
Users who initiate transactions with third parties through Google Pay operate under terms that authorize Google to share their payment method details and associated account information with those third parties. This sharing occurs as part of the transaction processing mechanism rather than as a separate data practice.
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"When you initiate a payment transaction using Google Pay with any party other than a Seller (such party is a 'Third Party' and such transaction is a 'Third-Party Transaction'), Google may pass details of your Payment Method and related information to the Third Party so that it can charge your Payment Method. When you initiate an online transaction, Google Pay may also share other information, such as a billing, delivery or email address saved in your Google Account, where relevant to completing the transaction.— Excerpt from Google Pay's Google Pay Terms
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This provision establishes the data-sharing mechanism that enables third-party transactions to process through Google Pay. The authorization addresses operational necessity: third parties require payment method details to execute charges, and transaction-related account information to fulfill delivery or billing requirements.
Users who initiate transactions with third parties through Google Pay operate under terms that authorize Google to share their payment method details and associated account information with those third parties. This sharing occurs as part of the transaction processing mechanism rather than as a separate data practice.
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