Stripe collects a wide range of personal information including your name, payment card details, bank account numbers, and device/browsing data when you use any of its services.
Every time you pay through Stripe, your payment card or bank account details, transaction history, device identifiers, and browsing behavior are collected and retained, creating a comprehensive financial and behavioral profile.
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Uber collects financial information including bank account details or payment information provided by drivers and delivery people. Uber shares earnings and payment data with financial institutions, payment processors, and tax authorities as required by law, including for the purposes of tax reportin...
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We collect the payment information you provide us, including your bank routing numbers and tax information.
The breadth of data collected — combining financial identifiers, device fingerprints, and behavioral data — creates a detailed profile of individuals that extends well beyond what most consumers would expect from a payment processor.
REGULATORY FRAMEWORK: Collection of payment card and bank account data implicates GLBA 15 U.S.C. §6801 (financial privacy), PCI DSS for card data security, GDPR Art. 6 (lawful basis) and Art. 9 where financial data may constitute sensitive data in certain jurisdictions, and CCPA §1798.140 definitions of sensitive personal information including financial account numbers. Enforcement authorities include CFPB, FTC, Irish DPC, and state AGs.
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