The agreement authorizes Stripe to use a user's name and marks in Stripe's financial disclosures, on Stripe webpages identifying customers, and in Stripe sales and marketing materials, subject to any written usage guidelines the user provides to Stripe.
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This provision authorizes Stripe to identify users by name in sales and marketing materials and financial disclosure documents without requiring per-use approval, unless the user provides written usage guidelines to Stripe limiting that use.
Under this clause, Stripe may identify your business by name and use your marks in sales materials, marketing communications, and financial disclosure documents; users may limit this use by providing written trademark usage guidelines to Stripe.
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Compare across platforms →"Stripe and its Affiliates may refer to User as a user of Services in their financial disclosure documents. Stripe and its Affiliates may use User's Marks: (i) on Stripe webpages and apps that identify Stripe's customers or users; (ii) in Stripe sales and marketing materials and communications; and (iii) in connection with any promotional activities to which the parties agree in writing. When using User's Marks, Stripe must comply with the usage terms or guidelines that User provides to Stripe in writing (if any).Excerpt from Stripe's Terms of Service
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This provision authorizes Stripe to identify users by name in sales and marketing materials and financial disclosure documents without requiring per-use approval, unless the user provides written usage guidelines to Stripe limiting that use.
Under this clause, Stripe may identify your business by name and use your marks in sales materials, marketing communications, and financial disclosure documents; users may limit this use by providing written trademark usage guidelines to Stripe.
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