Online Banking Privacy Policies
Companies in the Online Banking category Browse and analyze privacy policies from 39 companies in the Online Banking category.
Adyen
adyen.com
Adyen's policies are robust in data practices and legal compliance but could improve in clarity and user-friendliness.
Checkout Ltd.
checkout.com
Checkout.com demonstrates strong data privacy and security measures with clear user rights, but has areas for improvement in retention clarity and liability terms.
Credit Karma
creditkarma.com
Intuit's privacy policy is robust with clear data practices and user rights but has areas for improvement in data retention and legal terms.
Mollie
mollie.com
Mollie's policies are robust in data security and user rights but could enhance transparency in data sharing and retention details.
Pushpay
pushpay.com
Pushpay's privacy policy is robust with strong security and user rights but needs improvement in clarity and data retention specifics.
Stripe
stripe.com
Stripe's policy is robust with strong security and legal compliance but could improve in transparency and user rights clarity.
Wise
wise.com
Wise's policy is robust in data privacy and user rights but needs clearer terms and dispute resolution to reach an ideal score.
iyzico
iyzico.com
iyzico's policies are comprehensive but lack clarity and specificity in key areas, affecting user understanding and trust.
The Economist
economist.com
The Economist Group's policies are comprehensive but could improve in clarity and legal fairness, particularly regarding arbitration clauses and data sharing.
Square
squareup.com
Square's policies are comprehensive but have areas needing clarity and specificity, particularly in data retention and user rights processes.
Finextra
finextra.com
Finextra's policies provide a good foundation for privacy and user rights but lack specific details in data retention, portability, and dispute resolution, scoring 76/100.
Capital One
capitalone.com
Capital One's privacy policy and terms of service provide some protections but have significant gaps in data practices, user rights, and legal fairness, scoring 72 out of 100.