Create an editable online-store privacy-policy draft with guided questions for payments, orders, shipping, accounts, marketing, analytics, GDPR, and CCPA/CPRA topics.
Every online store collects far more data than most merchants realize. From payment tokens to abandoned cart behavior, your privacy policy must disclose it all.
Each payment processor has its own data collection practices, fraud detection systems, and privacy requirements. Your policy must address each one specifically.
Disclose tokenized card processing, Stripe.js data collection, Stripe Radar fraud detection (device fingerprinting, behavioral analytics), and link to Stripe's privacy policy. Must explain that full card numbers never touch your servers.
Disclose PayPal account data sharing, buyer protection data flows, PayPal Credit/Pay Later data collection, and PayPal's own tracking cookies. Explain redirect to PayPal checkout and what data is returned to your store.
Disclose Square payment processing, Square Analytics data collection, in-person vs online payment differences, and Square's fraud detection. If using Square POS, disclose in-store purchase data linkage to online profiles.
Disclose buy-now-pay-later credit checks, financial data shared with the BNPL provider, installment tracking, and the BNPL provider's independent data collection. These providers conduct their own credit assessments.
Disclose wallet-based payment tokenization, device-specific payment tokens, and that actual card numbers are not shared. Explain biometric authentication data stays on-device and is not transmitted to your servers.
Use these examples to build a processor inventory, then verify every configured service against its current first-party documentation.
Selling across borders means complying with every customer's local privacy law. Here is what each major jurisdiction requires from your eCommerce privacy policy.
Turn your verified store, processor, integration, and marketing-tool inventory into an editable first draft, then review it before publishing.
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From store URL to full compliance in three steps.
Provide your eCommerce store URL. Our AI scans your site to detect payment processors, analytics tools, marketing pixels, and data collection patterns.
PolicyForge creates a comprehensive privacy policy covering all eCommerce requirements — payment data, customer accounts, marketing, and international compliance.
Copy approved content into your commerce platform's legal pages or link a hosted policy. Review it whenever tools or data practices change.
Common questions about eCommerce privacy policies and compliance
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