Coxipay Website Privacy Notice
General information
This Privacy Notice governs and explains how UAB Coxi (hereinafter
referred to as “we” or “Data Controller”) collects and further processes your
personal data when you use the website coxipay.com.
The terms contained in this Privacy Notice apply each time you access our content
and/or services, regardless of what device (computer, mobile phone, tablet,
TV, etc.) you use.
Data Controller’s details:
UAB Coxi
Legal entity code: 305181963
Office Addrss :Perkūnkiemio g. 13-91, LT-12114 Vilnius
Tel. +37254582826
E-mail: [email protected]
We confirm that we will collect information about you in line with the
requirements of the applicable laws and regulations of the European Union
and of the Republic of Lithuania and the guidelines of the regulatory
authorities, and that we have adopted all reasonable technical and
administrative measures to ensure that data that we collect about website
visitors are protected from loss, unauthorised access and/or alteration. The
Data Controller’s employees have made written commitments not to disclose
and distribute information accessed in the workplace to any third party,
including information about visitors of the website/social media accounts.
Persons under the age of 16 may not provide any personal data through our
website/social media accounts. If you are a person under 16, make sure that
you obtain a parent or guardian’s permission before you provide personal
information to us.
The definitions used in this Privacy Notice have the meanings assigned to
them in General Data Protection Regulation No 2016/679 (EU).
Be sure to read carefully this Website Privacy Notice, because each time you
access this website you agree to abide by the terms described here. If you
disagree with these terms, please do not visit our website, use our content
and/or services.
How do we collect information about you?
We may collect personal data about you, i.e. any information identifying you,
in various ways:
- You may provide us with information (personal data) directly (by filling
in a registration form, subscribing to our newsletter, or making a call to
us). - We may collect information about you automatically (when you visit
our website, our social media account, or use our applications). - In certain cases we may acquire information about you from third
parties and may collect information about you from publicly available
sources (e.g. through LinkedIn social networking platform, your
company’s website or otherwise).
We may collect information that you provide to us directly. Typically this will
happen when you: - sign up to our website;
- enter into an arrangement with us for provision of services or another
agreement; - install our applications;
- subscribe to our newsletter or register to receive other
communications; - participate in our surveys.
We may collect information about you automatically. Typically this will
happen when you: - submit inquiries through our registration system or social media
accounts; - use our website (we collect information about you through the use of
cookies and similar technologies; to learn more about the cookies we
use see the information below); - make public posts on social media platforms that we follow.
Where permitted by applicable law, we may acquire information about you
from third parties. This may include information shared by our partners,
marketing agencies, your publicly available profile information (LinkedIn,
Facebook, Twitter, Instagram). We may link information provided by yourself,
collected from public and commercial sources to other information we obtain
from you or about you.
We may also collect information about you in other contexts than discussed
in this Privacy Notice. If this is the case, we will give you further notice.
What information (personal data) about you do we process?
Although we seek to collect as limited amount of your information as
possible, we collect the following information: - information necessary to provide our services to you (provided in
contracts, registration form); - information you give us in surveys;
- information you give us in calls to us;
- information about your preferences and interests;
- information necessary to verify your age and identity;
- information about the device you use.
Information that we collect from you directly will be apparent from the
circumstances and the context in which you provide it. For example: - when we provide our services to you we process your information such
as your name, surname, payment method, address, passport number
and other information we may need in providing services to you, such
as your phone number or e-mail address to which we will send your
registration confirmation; - credit card number, credit card expiration date;
- information about your interests and preferences.
Information that we collect automatically will generally concern: - information about your usage of our websites (device information: IP
address, operating system version, and settings of the device you use
to access our content/products; log information: time and duration of
your login session, search query terms you enter through the website,
and any information stored in cookies that we have set on your device
(cookies policy is provided below); location information: your device’s
GPS signal or information about nearby WiFi access points and cell
towers that may be transmitted to us when you use our website
content.
Information that we collect from third parties or publicly available sources
will generally consist of the following: - your interests;
- your e-mail address, name, surname, your country, special preferences
and interests.
You may choose not to disclose certain information to us (e.g. information
requested in the registration form), but in that case you may not be allowed
to register in our website or receive our services.
Purposes and legal basis of data processing
We use the above information we collect for the following purposes: - to provide payment services;
- to provide service-related information you request;
- for marketing purpose , e.g. providing customised advertisements and ss
sponsored content and sending promotional communications;
assessment and analysis of our market, clients, products and services
(including asking for your opinions on our products and services,
carrying out client/partner surveys, running competitions or
promotions, as permitted by law); - to understand the way people use our online services so that we can
improve them and develop new content, products and services; - to protect our interests before any court or any other institution;
- otherwise with your consen .ts
⃰sYou may opt out of direct marketing communications from us at any time.
If you prefer not to receive our direct marketing communications, please let
us know by sending us an e-mail to [email protected] or clicking on the
opt-out link appearing in the newsletter.
We process personal data about you based on one or several legitimate
grounds for the processing: - compliance with legislative requirements;
- discharge of obligations under a contract between you and us;
- our legitimate interests, unless they are overridden by your private
interests; - in certain cases, your consent.
The purposes of the processing of your personal data, with respective legal
bases and personal data collected for such purposes, are set out in the table
below:
Purpose Legal
basis/bases
Personal data
To provide payment
and related services
Discharge of
obligations
under a contract
between you
and us.
Compliance with
legislative
requirements.
Our legitimate
interests unless,
these interests
are overridden
by your private
interests.
Name, surname, payment
method, credit card number,
address, passport number, credit
card expiration date, other
information we may need in
providing our services to you,
such as your phone number or email address to which we will
send your registration
confirmation, information about
your interests and preferences.
To provide servicerelated information
you request
This information
is provided to
you on the basis
of our legitimate
interest to
provide you with
accurate
information
about the
services we
provide, extra
services, etc.
In order to be able to answer
your queries by phone, e-mail,
through social media and
otherwise, we may ask you to
give us your phone number, email address or other contact
details convenient to you.
For marketing
purposes, e.g.
providing
customised
advertisements and
sponsored content
and sending
promotional
communications;
assessment and
For this purpose
we process your
personal data on
the basis of our
legitimate
interest to
inform about our
services, events,
news and other
Name, social media account
details, telephone, e-mail,
address, your interests.
Purpose Legal
basis/bases
Personal data
analysis of our
market, clients,
products and
services (including
asking for your
opinions on our
products and
services and
carrying out
client/partner
surveys)
relevant
information.
To understand the
way people use our
online services so
that we can
improve them and
develop new
content, products
and services
For this purpose
we process your
personal data on
the basis of the
legitimate
interest to
monitor the
quality of our
services,
develop and
improve the
content we
provide, and
ensure security
of the website.
IP address, operating system
version, and settings of the
device you use to access our
content/products, time and
duration of your login session,
search query terms you enter
through our website, and any
information stored in cookies that
we have set on your device, your
device’s GPS signal or
information about nearby WiFi
access points and cell towers that
may be transmitted to us when
you use our website content.
To protect our
interests before any
court or any other
institution
Compliance with
legislative
requirements.
Legitimate
interest to
defend against
lawsuits and
claims.
Depending on the lawsuit or
claim filed, we may collect all
personal data mentioned in this
Privacy Notice that we have
about you.
Where we do not base our use of information about you on one of the above
legal bases, we will ask for your consent before we process your information
(these cases will be clear from the circumstances and the context).
In some instances, we may use information about you for purposes other
than described above. Where this is the case, we will provide a supplemental
notice to you.
To whom we disclose your personal data?
We may disclose your personal data to the following entities: - companies that provide services for us;
- banks/companies that provide payment services;
- companies assisting with organising competitions/games/promotions;
- other carefully selected business partners;
- other group companies: Triff Holding Ltd, Golan Holdings Ltd;
- other parties, when so required under law or necessary in order to
protect our legitimate interests.
Companies providing services for us are currently the following: Scoders
Limited, UAB Bonus Socius, UAB TaxLink. These entities are limited in their
ability to use your information for purposes other than providing services to
us.
We may share information about you with other third parties, such as public
authorities, authorities supervising activities in the payment sector, pre-trial
investigation officials, courts, and others, when we consider disclosure to be
necessary to protect our legitimate interests.
To what countries do we transfer your personal data?
Sometimes we may have to transfer your personal data to other countries
that may offer lower levels of data protection. In such cases we do all that is
within our control to ensure the security of the data we transfer.
The Data Controller transfers your personal data to the following countries
outside the European Economic Area: Israel, India.
Where the Data Controller transfers your personal data to countries outside
the European Economic Area we ensure that any of the following safeguards
is implemented: - A contract is signed with the data recipient based on the standard
contractual clauses adopted by the European Commission. - In respect of data transmission by a group of undertakings, binding
corporate rules are applied. - The data recipient is established in a country recognised by the
European Commission as applying adequate data protection
standards (Israel, for example) - Authorisation is obtained from the Data Protection Inspectorate.
How do we protect information about you?
We have put in place reasonable and appropriate physical and technical
measures to safeguard the information we collect in connection with the
provision of our content/services. Please note, however, that although we
take reasonable steps to protect your information, no website, Internet
transmission, computer system or wireless connection is completely secure.
How long will your personal data be kept?
We will retain your personal data for the period necessary to fulfil the
purpose for which they were collected. After that, we will delete them, except
where we are legally obligated to retain the information for tax purposes, or
such data may be required in conducting a pre-trial investigation, but in any
event the retention period will not extend beyond 10 years. On expiration of
this period, the data will be irretrievably deleted.
Normally, personal data storage periods are as follows:
Personal data Retention period
Payment data At least 10 years after the payment transaction
Personal data used
for marketing
purposes
3 years from your last visit to our website
IT system logs Up to several months
Analytical data
Such data are normally collected automatically
while you visit the website and immediately
depersonalised/aggregated.
Rights that you have
The data subject whose data are processed in connection with activities
carried out by the Data Controller, depending on the situation, has the
following rights: - to know (be informed) about the processing of data concerning
him/her (right to know); - to access his/her data and be informed about the methods of their
processing (right of access); - to obtain rectification of personal data or, taking into account the
purposes of the processing of personal data, to have incomplete
personal data completed (right to rectification); - to obtain the erasure of data concerning him/her or the suspension
of data processing activities concerning him/her (except storage)
(right to erasure and ‘right to be forgotten’); - to obtain from the Data Controller restriction of the processing of
personal data if there is a legitimate ground (right to restriction of
processing); - to object at any time to processing of personal data concerning him
or her which is based for the performance of a task carried out in
the public interest or for the purposes of the legitimate interests
pursued by the controller or by a third party. The controller has to
demonstrate compelling legitimate grounds for the processing
which override the interests, rights and freedoms of the data
subject (right to object); - to exercise the right to data portability (right to data portability);
- to lodge a complaint with the State Data Protection Inspectorate.
We offer you easy ways to exercise these rights. You can do so by giving us a
call to +37254582826, writing to us to [email protected], or using
certain links provided at the end of our promotional communications.
You may not be able to exercise these rights when in the cases provided by
law it is necessary to ensure prevention, investigation and detection of
crimes, violations of official or professional ethical standards, as well as the
protection of the rights and freedoms of the data subject or other persons.
We will ask you to prove your identity face-to-face, through electronic
signature or, where the two options are not available, remotely via Skype
before we enable you to exercise your rights.
Rights that you
have Certain restrictions
To know (be
informed) about
the processing of
your data (right to
know)
You have the right be informed in a concise form
and using simple and plain language before the
processing of your personal data.
Rights that you
have Certain restrictions
To access your
data and be
informed about the
methods of their
processing (right
of access)
This right means: - confirmation whether or not we process
personal data concerning you; - providing you with the list of your data
that we process; - informing you about the purposes and
legal bases for the processing of your
personal data; - confirmation as to whether or not we
transfer data to third parties and, if so,
the safeguards we have implemented; - informing you from which source your
personal data originate; - information as to the existence of
profiling; - information about the storage period.
After we have established your identity, we will
provide you with the above information, provided
this does not affect the rights and freedoms of
others.
To obtain
rectification of
personal data or,
taking into account
the purposes of
the processing of
personal data, to
have incomplete
personal data
completed (right to
rectification)
This applies if the information we hold is
incomplete or inaccurate.
To obtain the
erasure of your
data (right ‘to be
forgotten’)
This applies if: - the information we hold is no longer
necessary in relation to the purposes for which
we use it; - we process your data on the basis of your
Rights that you
have Certain restrictions
consent and you withdraw your consent; - we process your data on the basis of
legitimate interests and we find that, following
your objection, they are overridden by your
private interests; - the information was unlawfully used.
To stop all data
processing
activities in
respect of your
data (except
storage)
This right applies, temporarily while we look into
your case, if you: - contest the accuracy of the information;
- have objected to our processing of your
personal data on the basis of legitimate
interests; - our processing of your information is unlawful
and you oppose the erasure of the
information; - we no longer need the information, but you
require it to establish a legal case.
To obtain from the
Data Controller
restriction of the
processing of
personal data if
there is a
legitimate ground
(right to restriction
of processing)
You may opt out of our use of your personal data
for direct marketing purposes.
To object to
processing of
personal data
This right means that data subject can object at
any time to processing of personal data concerning
him or her which is based for the performance of a
task carried out in the public interest or for the
purposes of the legitimate interests pursued by the
controller or by a third party. The controller has to
demonstrate compelling legitimate grounds for the
processing which override the interests, rights and
freedoms of the data subject
To exercise the
right to data
portability
This right may be exercised if you have provided
your data to us and the processing is carried out by
us by automated means and on the basis either of
Rights that you
have Certain restrictions
your consent, or on the basis of discharging our
contractual obligations to you.
To lodge a
complaint with the
State Data
Protection
Inspectorate
www.ada.lt
Contact us
If you discover any inconsistency in this Privacy Notice, any security issue on
our website, or have other questions related to the processing of your
personal data, please contact us in a manner convenient to you using the
contact details below:
Mailing address: Perkūnkiemio g. 13-91, LT-12114 Vilnius
Telephone: +37254582826
E-mail: [email protected]
Final provisions
We will review this Privacy Notice at least once every two years. We will
notify you about changes to this Privacy Notice that we consider material by
posting a notice on the specific website. By continuing to access or use our
content and/or services after we have posted such notice you agree to be
bound by the new terms set out in the update.
Approved by Order No [03-23] issued by the Managing Director on [23] [03]
2018.
Last reviewed [17] April 2020.