Privacy Statement

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Charges & Financial Obligations · Company practice

Payment data goes to banks and processors, and saved shared payment methods can expose receipts

Microsoft says it will disclose payment data to banks and other payment transaction processors and financial services providers to fulfill your purchases, and for fraud prevention and credit risk reduction. If you save a payment method, such as a card, to an account used by you and other Microsoft account holders, your purchase receipts may be available to anyone else who uses and has access to the same payment method to make a purchase from Microsoft.

Supporting quotations

We will disclose payment data to banks and other payment transaction processors and financial services providers to fulfill your purchases with us, and for fraud prevention and credit risk reduction.
your purchase receipts may be available to anyone else who uses and has access to the same payment method to make a purchase from Microsoft

Qualifications & exceptions

  • The receipt visibility applies when a payment method is saved on an account used by you and other account holders.

Charges & Financial Obligations · Company commitment

MSN Money only displays third-party finance data and does not send your sign-in credentials to Microsoft

Previous versions of MSN Money let you access personal finance information from third-party financial institutions. Microsoft states MSN Money only displays this information and does not store it on its servers, and that the sign-in credentials you use to reach it are encrypted on your device and not sent to Microsoft. The financial institutions and other third-party services you access through MSN are subject to their own terms and privacy policies.

Supporting quotations

MSN Money only displays this information and does not store it on our servers.
Your sign-in credentials used to access your financial information from third parties are encrypted on your device and are not sent to Microsoft.
These financial institutions, as well as any other third-party services you access through MSN services, are subject to their own terms and privacy policies.

Qualifications & exceptions

  • Stated for previous versions of MSN Money.

Not stated here

  • The financial institutions' terms and privacy policies are not part of the supplied text.