Biometric Notice

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Data Access & Collection · Context

The notice covers optional automated identity verification

This notice describes how Intuit Inc. and its group companies handle biometric information if you choose automated identity verification through an Intuit service. QuickBooks Money and QuickBooks Payments are examples, not an exhaustive service list. The linked Global Privacy Statement provides additional processing details.

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This Biometric Privacy Notice explains how Intuit Inc. and the Intuit group companies (collectively “Intuit,” “we,” “us,” or “our”) will treat your personal biometric information (“Biometric Information”) if you choose to engage in automated identity verification through one of our services (including, for example, QuickBooks Money and QuickBooks Payments).
The Intuit Global Privacy Statement provides further details about how Intuit processes your data.

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  • The linked group-company list and Global Privacy Statement are not supplied here; this notice does not name a specific Credit Karma verification feature.

Data Access & Collection · Company practice

Verification can use an ID, a selfie and biometric information

If you choose automated identity verification, you may provide Intuit or its service providers with information from your photo ID or another identification document, including your name, birth date, image, address and government-issued identification details. You may also provide a prompted photo or video selfie and biometric information derived from both your government ID image and selfie.

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If you choose to engage in automated identity verification, you may provide us, or our service providers, with your personal information as follows:
Personal information relating to you from your photo ID or other identification document. Personal information may include your name, date of birth, image, address, and other government-issued identification details.
A photo or video of your face (a “selfie”) that you provide when prompted.
Biometric Information that is derived from both the image on your government-issued identification and your selfie.