Privacy answers should be operational, not decorative. Hasanah's policy is useful because it explains the categories of data involved in the service instead of using empty reassurance.
Hasanah uses data to operate accounts, connect and verify financial accounts, analyze transactions, calculate roundups, initiate ACH withdrawals, support campaign and receipt workflows, send notices, prevent fraud, and comply with legal and regulatory obligations.
Information may be shared with Plaid, Stripe, recipient nonprofits, service providers, and for legal or business-transfer reasons. That is an important part of understanding the real service footprint.
Users may be able to pause or cancel roundups, disconnect linked accounts, delete accounts, update contact details, and opt out of non-essential promotional messages where offered. Service-related communications may still continue where necessary.
Yes. Information may be shared as needed for donation processing, donor acknowledgment, receipt issuance, legal compliance, and related recordkeeping.
Yes. The policy says some information may be retained to comply with legal obligations, prevent fraud, resolve disputes, and maintain required records.
Yes. Hasanah is intended for users in the United States.