Use of Bizum personal data

Bizum’ s Privacy Policy clearly states the cases in which personal data is requested. Let’s see for what purposes: – To answer queries that arrive through the “Contact” channel and the “Bizzi” Virtual Assistant. – Organize contests, sweepstakes and other actions promoted by Bizum. – Establish commercial relationships through the people of other companies. – Organize the communication and sending of information for commercial or advertising purposes by e-mail, if the user has expressly authorized it. – To provide the Bizum service to users who have accepted its Terms and Conditions. – To carry out evaluation and improvement activities of the Bizum service.

In the course of the Bizum service, needs may arise that require processing of your personal information for a purpose other than what you initially agreed to. In this case, it will always be made sufficiently clear so that you can give your consent again, bizumer. Another important statement is that under no circumstances will we pass on your data to third parties. For this purpose, it is necessary to inform you of the communication and its basis of legitimacy and, where appropriate, to ask your permission.

And for example, a button. In our intention to offer a secure user experience, the payer of Bizum transactions can check the identity of the beneficiary with the alias before finalizing the payment. This information of the bizumer is formed by his name together with the initials of the surnames.

Bizum has recently signed the Digital Pact, promoted by the Spanish Data Protection Agency (AEPD), for the protection of individuals.

The AEPD informs that since May 25, 2018, the date on which compliance with the European Data Protection Regulation became mandatory, all users have full rights on their personal data, on its use and may exercise them at any time. These are your bizumer rights: 1. To know what the data is used for and who has it. 2. To ask the data controller to suspend the processing, the conservation and portability of the data to other service providers. 3. To rectify inaccurate or incomplete data. 4. To delete the data because of unlawful processing, because the purpose of the collection has disappeared, because you revoke your consent or because you object to the processing of your data. To oppose the processing of your data for personal reasons or when it is for direct marketing.