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The clause establishes an attestation requirement tied to regulatory standards for account security. It authorizes PayPal to verify MFA compliance through information requests, establishing a conditional use framework for SAML SSO access.
Users accessing accounts via SAML SSO must confirm MFA regulatory compliance and provide supporting documentation upon request. Non-compliance with this attestation requirement creates potential account access restrictions or service limitations.
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"If you, or any other person associated with your account, use SAML SSO (Security Assertion Markup Language Single Sign-On) to allow access to your accounts with PayPal, you attest that you are compliant with applicable state and Federal Multi-Factor Authentication ("MFA") regulations (e.g., NY DFS Part 500 and 16 CFR Part 314: Standards For Safeguarding Customer Information). You will provide information to demonstrate compliance with this requirement as reasonably requested by PayPal.— Excerpt from PayPal's PayPal User Agreement
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The clause establishes an attestation requirement tied to regulatory standards for account security. It authorizes PayPal to verify MFA compliance through information requests, establishing a conditional use framework for SAML SSO access.
Users accessing accounts via SAML SSO must confirm MFA regulatory compliance and provide supporting documentation upon request. Non-compliance with this attestation requirement creates potential account access restrictions or service limitations.
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