The document states that Stripe India Private Limited stores certain personal data related to Indian payment transactions on servers located in India to comply with Indian regulatory data localization requirements. This disclosure appears in both the sub-processor list and the affiliate list.
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This provision confirms that personal data associated with Indian payment transactions is subject to data localization obligations under Indian regulation, which affects how Business Users and their technical teams configure data flows for Indian payment processing. Business Users operating in India or processing Indian payment transactions should confirm that their own data handling and disclosure documentation reflects this localization requirement.
The document states that personal data associated with Indian payment transactions is stored on servers in India to satisfy Indian regulatory data localization requirements. Business Users processing payments in India should verify that their own privacy notices and data transfer documentation accurately reflect this processing arrangement.
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This provision confirms that personal data associated with Indian payment transactions is subject to data localization obligations under Indian regulation, which affects how Business Users and their technical teams configure data flows for Indian payment processing. Business Users operating in India or processing Indian payment transactions should confirm that their own data handling and disclosure documentation reflects this localization requirement.
The document states that personal data associated with Indian payment transactions is stored on servers in India to satisfy Indian regulatory data localization requirements. Business Users processing payments in India should verify that their own privacy notices and data transfer documentation accurately reflect this processing arrangement.
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