The provision states that Kraken shares users' Social Security numbers, date of birth, name, phone number, and ZIP code with third-party payroll-connectivity partners when users access payroll-linked services such as direct deposit switching.
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This provision authorizes sharing of a combination of highly sensitive identifiers, including Social Security numbers, with named third-party payroll-connectivity partners for the purpose of locating payroll records. This data combination represents a category with significant identity-related sensitivity and should be subject to vendor due diligence and contractual data use limitations.
Under this clause, users who enable payroll-linked services authorize Kraken to share their Social Security number, date of birth, full name, phone number, and ZIP code with payroll-connectivity partners. This sharing is stated as necessary to locate the user's payroll record and enable the service.
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Compare across platforms →"Where you use our payroll-linked services, such as direct deposit switching, we share your Social Security number, date of birth, name, phone number and ZIP code with our payroll-connectivity partners so they can locate your payroll record and to enable our payroll-linked services.Excerpt from Kraken's Privacy Policy
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This provision authorizes sharing of a combination of highly sensitive identifiers, including Social Security numbers, with named third-party payroll-connectivity partners for the purpose of locating payroll records. This data combination represents a category with significant identity-related sensitivity and should be subject to vendor due diligence and contractual data use limitations.
Under this clause, users who enable payroll-linked services authorize Kraken to share their Social Security number, date of birth, full name, phone number, and ZIP code with payroll-connectivity partners. This sharing is stated as necessary to locate the user's payroll record and enable the service.
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