Klarna Privacy Policy
Klarna Inc. ("we," "us," or "Klarna") is committed to letting you know how we will collect, use, store, share and protect your personal information when you transact with us. You accept this privacy policy (the "Privacy Policy") whenever you access or use (either directly through Klarna or through a third party) Klarna products, services, features, and technologies including Klarna Payments, the Klarna mobile app and www.klarna.com/us (the "Klarna Services"). Please read this Privacy Policy carefully. If you are a resident of California, you may have additional rights described in our California Privacy Rights Notice section / Notice at Collection. Klarna Inc has the address 800 N High St. Suite #04121 Columbus OH 43215.
This Privacy Policy does not apply to information submitted or collected through websites maintained by other companies or organizations to which we may link or who may link to us unless specifically stated. We are not responsible for the actions and privacy policies of third-party websites.
Additionally, if you use a Klarna/WebBank product, your non-public personal information will be subject to WebBank's privacy notice and Klarna's use of such information will be consistent with that privacy notice.
1. What type of information does Klarna collect?
We collect two basic types of information from you in conjunction with your use of the Klarna Services (collectively, your "personal information"): (1) personally identifiable information; and (2) non-personally identifiable information.
Personally Identifiable Information is any information that can identify you.
Examples include your name, e-mail address, telephone number, postal address, device identifiers, IP addresses, geolocation information, and financial account information that you provide, such as credit or debit card numbers.
We may also collect personally identifiable information about you from third parties such as data vendors.
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Aggregate and/or de-identified information is not considered personally identifiable information.
Non-personally identifiable information is information that does not identify you directly, but may be linkable to you.
Examples include demographic information and general location information.
If non-personally identifiable information is directly linked to personally identifiable information, it will be considered personally identifiable information while it is linked.
