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This provision establishes the operational basis for Visa's data collection and monetization of transaction-level insights. The authorization allows Visa to generate derivative analytics products sold to downstream financial institutions and merchants, creating a distinct revenue stream from transaction data aggregation and analysis.
Users operating Visa products are subject to transaction data collection and subsequent use for analytics product development and distribution to third parties. The provision authorizes Visa to process and commercialize transaction-derived insights without requiring separate user consent for each downstream use by financial institution or merchant clients.
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"We collect information about you when you use Visa products and services and when you interact with Visa. This includes information about your transactions, such as where you shop, what you buy, and how much you spend. We use this information to provide our products and services, including analytics and marketing services that we offer to our financial institution clients and merchants.— Excerpt from Visa's Visa Privacy Notice
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This provision establishes the operational basis for Visa's data collection and monetization of transaction-level insights. The authorization allows Visa to generate derivative analytics products sold to downstream financial institutions and merchants, creating a distinct revenue stream from transaction data aggregation and analysis.
Users operating Visa products are subject to transaction data collection and subsequent use for analytics product development and distribution to third parties. The provision authorizes Visa to process and commercialize transaction-derived insights without requiring separate user consent for each downstream use by financial institution or merchant clients.
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