Kick uses Stripe to process payments for subscriptions and other transactions, meaning your payment card data and financial information are handled by Stripe as a third-party payment processor.
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Your financial information is processed by a third party, and understanding how both Kick and Stripe handle that data is important for assessing your financial privacy risk.
Interpretive note: This provision is inferred from the presence of Stripe scripts in the HTML source; the actual policy language governing payment data was not available in the truncated document.
When you subscribe to a channel or make a purchase on Kick, your payment details are processed by Stripe, which has its own privacy and data retention practices that apply to your financial information.
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Each payment processor uses and processes your complete payment information in accordance with its applicable privacy policy (Stripe and PayPal).
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(1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: Payment data processing via Stripe engages PCI DSS compliance requirements for both Kick and Stripe, as well as CCPA and GDPR obligations regarding financial data.
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Your financial information is processed by a third party, and understanding how both Kick and Stripe handle that data is important for assessing your financial privacy risk.
When you subscribe to a channel or make a purchase on Kick, your payment details are processed by Stripe, which has its own privacy and data retention practices that apply to your financial information.
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