Givvy / Legal / Privacy
Privacy, in plain language
Draft — staging. This page is a staging draft written in plain language so the policy can be reviewed. It is not the final legal text; the version of record publishes with the live service.
The short version: Givvy is free for shoppers, we don’t sell your personal data, and Givvy works on aggregate, anonymized, opt-in information only. This draft says what that means in practice.
What you give us
Your account details, when you create an account. The cards and passes you add to your wallet — stored so you can show them at checkout. The offers you save. And, where you choose to connect a store’s loyalty account, the connection that keeps its balance up to date.
What we make from it
Aggregate, anonymized information — patterns across many shoppers, such as how many people saved an offer at a store — and only where you have opted in. Aggregate information cannot be traced back to you, and we do not build or share individual dossiers.
What we share, and what we never share
We share the aggregate, anonymized, opt-in information described above with the stores and brands it concerns, and we use service providers under contract to run Givvy itself. We never sell your personal data. Your credentials for other services never pass through an agent conversation, and any access you grant an assistant can be revoked from your account.
Your controls
In your account you can see exactly what is shared, opt out of aggregate sharing, disconnect a connected account, and remove stored passes. Deleting your account deletes your wallet with it.
Who Givvy is for
Givvy is a shopping service for adults. Sweepstakes listings carry their own eligibility (age and geography) on their face, and those rules govern entry.
Changes
If this policy changes in a way that matters, the change is posted here with its date before it takes effect. Questions about privacy go to the contact published with the live service.