When you pay for Pika, your payment data is handled by Stripe — and by agreeing to Pika's terms, you also agree to Stripe's separate terms and privacy policy.
Your payment information and transaction details are shared with Stripe as part of every purchase, and you are bound by Stripe's own terms of service and privacy policy — meaning your financial data is governed by two separate sets of corporate terms.
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Compare across platforms →Agreeing to Pika's terms automatically binds you to a third-party payment processor's terms you may not have separately reviewed, creating an additional data sharing relationship that may not be obvious to consumers.
REGULATORY FRAMEWORK: This provision implicates PCI DSS (Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard) compliance obligations for both Pika and Stripe; GLBA (15 U.S.C. §6801 et seq.) to the extent financial data is involved; CCPA/CPRA for California residents regarding sharing of payment and transaction data with third-party processors; GDPR Art. 28 requiring a Data Processing Agreement with Stripe as a data processor; and FTC Act Section 5 for adequacy of disclosure of third-party data sharing at point of sale. The FTC and state AGs are primary enforcement authorities.
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