GDPR and the Clearinghouse Privacy Policy
The following privacy policy applies to the Clearinghouse website. It describes how we collect and use personally identifiable information. We may share your information with third parties to perform our business, such as credit card companies, or with government agencies. We protect your privacy and provide you with choices about how we use the data we collect about you. We use strict security procedures to protect your information, and we will not share your personal information without your consent. You can access and change the preferences you have with our website at any time.
The Clearinghouse website is intended for use within the United States and its territories. Data subject privacy laws may vary in other locations. It is not a data controller. The data is collected and maintained by third-party organizations and Processors, such as banks. The Clearinghouse has implemented security measures to protect personal data. However, the Clearinghouse website is not designed to collect information about EU residents. We do not offer goods or services to EU residents and therefore do not fall under the GDPR.
We comply with GDPR. Our contractors are bound by confidentiality obligations to use your personal information only for Clearinghouse purposes. Our security procedures require all contractors to follow strict guidelines for protecting your PII. In addition, we have separate policies for data collected from EU data subjects. Please review them carefully. We strive to keep your information private. You should also consider the security of your account, which is important in the GDPR world. There are many reasons why your data is important.
The Privacy Policy of the Clearinghouse website applies to both parties. The Clearinghouse uses third-party contractors to perform services. The contractors are subject to confidentiality obligations and cannot use your PII for any other purpose than for processing your order. Regardless of the reason for outsourcing, all contractors must abide by the security procedures and safeguard the privacy of EU data subjects. In case you have any questions, please review the Privacy Policy.
The website of the EU Clearing House in the USA will not share data with third parties
If you are an EU citizen, your privacy policy should not include specific details about your personal data. By using the Clearinghouse site, you consent to the Clearinghouse’s processing of your data. You have the right to know that your information is secure and that the Clearinghouse does not share it with any third party. It is important to follow the rules of the GDPR when it comes to collecting and storing personal data.
If you are an EU data subject, your privacy is very important to us. We do not sell goods or monitor the behavior of EU citizens, but we do work with Participating Institutions and organizations that collect and store personal data. Our data protection policy is similar to that of the EU. Our policy only covers the personal information that we process. The privacy and security policies of Clearinghouse are consistent with FERPA. There are no exceptions.
The Clearinghouse will only share your data with companies that are GDPR compliant. You must always check with your clearinghouse contractor to make sure they comply with GDPR regulations. Your data is safe with us. If you are not comfortable with these requirements, contact us. We are happy to help you. So, you can rest assured that the Clearinghouse’s privacy policy will protect your personal information. The following is a list of other privacy policies.
The Clearinghouse’s website is based in the United States. If you live outside the U.S., you should ensure that your Clearinghouse contracting firm is GDPR compliant. If your contract does not specify how it will handle your data, it will comply with the GDPR. The data you provide will only be used for the purpose for which it was originally collected. Your data will not be sold to third parties.
The Clearinghouse is GDPR compliant. It has an additional privacy policy for its contractors. The Clearinghouse enters a Data Processing Addendum with the Controller organizations it works with. The agreement states that each party agrees to comply with the regulations of the GDPR. When the Clearinghouse has a contract with a third party, it must adhere to the Clearinghouse’s security policies and protocols. This will protect your personal information and the privacy of those you deal with.