“When you make a purchase or sale via our Services, we collect payment card information, billing address, bank account, bank card, or digital payment services account information... collected through a third-party payment gateway, so we do not store this payment information on our servers.”
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Routing payment data through a third party and not retaining it on StockX's servers limits StockX's direct exposure but also means a third party holds sensitive financial data.
The updated policy explicitly authorizes StockX to 'share or sell' personal information to data brokers and advertising partners, whereas the prior language stated only 'share.' This expands the universe of third parties who may receive identifiers, transaction data, and browsing behavior. The policy also names two new seller categories—Live Sellers on the Live Shopping Platform and Sellers on the Listings Marketplace—as recipients of personal data when users purchase from them. California residents may have the right to opt out of the sale of personal information under the California Consumer Privacy Act; EU and UK residents should review applicable data protection laws regarding transfers to data brokers.
View change record →Your payment information is handled by a third-party payment gateway; StockX does not store it on its own servers.
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Routing payment data through a third party and not retaining it on StockX's servers limits StockX's direct exposure but also means a third party holds sensitive financial data.
Your payment information is handled by a third-party payment gateway; StockX does not store it on its own servers.
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