Scope of this Privacy Policy
Credex Multipay UAB is committed to protecting Your privacy.
This Privacy Policy explains how we handle data in accordance with the General Data Protection Regulation (Regulation (EU) 2016/679) (hereafter, GDPR),the Republic of Lithuania Law on Legal Protection of Personal Date No I-1374 (hereafter, Personal Data Protection Law) and the Directive on privacy and electronic communications (Directive 2002/58/EC) (hereafter, ePrivacy Directive), including what we collect and how we obtain it, how we use it, when and in what case we disclose it, and some of your options for managing your data with Credex Multipay UAB with regard to:
Who are we and how to contact us?
Credex Multipay UAB is incorporated in the Republic of Lithuania, having registered office at Eišiškių Sodų 18-oji g. 11, LT-02194, Vilnius.
The words “we”, “our”, “us” refer to Credex Multipay UAB.
You may contact them by emailing our Data Protection Officer email address:
If you have questions, please contact us at
What data, for what purposes, for how long, and based on what grounds do we process as Controller?
Contact information provided by you within the Service, such as email address and mobile number.
Until the termination of a contract or until the deletion of an account whichever happened earlier, and within the terms specified by law
Processing is necessary to perform a contract to which the Data Subject is a party or to take, at the request of the Data Subject, procedures for concluding, amending or terminating a contract
(art. (2) (1) 5 Personal Data Protection Law)
We will not be able to provide you with our service if you fail to provide the data
Email; merchant's bank account details; merchant's wallet address.
name, surname; date of birth; place of birth; ID; mobile number; address of residency; address of citizenship;
PEP status; base for authorisation; email.
name, surname; date of birth; place of birth; ID; address; address of residency; address of citizenship;
PEP status; share in company; source of wealth; source of fund; experience.
5 years after the end of business relationship
The Processing is necessary to fulfil obligations imposed on us by the legislation of Lithuania
(art. (3) (1) 5 Personal Data Protection Law)
Email; wallet address; merchant's bank account details; transaction amount; currency; network; order ID; invoice ID.
Until the termination of a contract or until the deletion of an account whichever happened earlier, and within the terms specified by law
Processing is necessary to perform a contract to which the Data Subject is a party or to take, at the request of the Data Subject, procedures for concluding, amending or terminating a contract
(art. (2) (1) 5 Personal Data Protection Law)
We will not be able to provide you with our service if you fail to provide the data
In-service communication, such as communication with the support team
Automatically through your use of our service
Data about your account and data from the message to the support; email.
Until the termination of a contract or until the deletion of an account whichever happened earlier, and within the terms specified by law
Processing is necessary to perform a contract to which the Data Subject is a party or to take, at the request of the Data Subject, procedures for concluding, amending or terminating a contract
(art. (4) (1) 5 Personal Data Protection Law)
We will not be able to provide you with our service if you fail to provide the data
To better understand your preferences, to help you navigate our website, to personalise and provide a more convenient experience to you, to analyse which pages you visit, and to measure advertising and promotional effectiveness
Automatically through your use of our websites
IP-address, OS type and version, browser type and version, type of device and its display resolution.
2 years or until you withdraw your consent whichever happened earlier
Your consent to store cookies in your browser
(art. (25) ePrivacy Directive and art. (30) GDPR)
You may withdraw your consent at any time by changing the settings of your web browser as set in our Cookie Policy
How do we store your personal information?
Your information is securely stored on partner cloud servers and located in Lithuania.
We keep your personal information for the time period specified above for each type of data. We will then dispose this information by deleting rows from the database.
In cases specified by the legislation of Lithuania or other applicable law we may store and handle your personal information after achieving the original purposes of data processing or the end of time period specified above.
According to art. 24 GDPR and art. 5 Personal Data Protection Law we reserve the right to extend the term of storage your data if we have any reasons to consider that the processing is necessary to initiate or defend against any actions to claim rights or legal proceedings, or related to judicial or security procedures. According to the art. 1.125 of the Civil Code of the Republic of Lithuania from 18 July 2000 No. VIII-1864 the limitation period for civil claims for rights arising from contractual relationship is ten (10) years.
Who do we share your data with?
We use third-party service providers to help us provide the Services and give support.
They only receive data needed to provide their services to us. We have agreements with our service providers that say they cannot use any of this data for their own purposes or for the purposes of another third party.
We prohibit our service providers from selling data they receive from us or receive on our behalf.
We require service providers to use data only in order to perform the services we have hired them to do (unless otherwise required by law). For example, we may use a company to help us provide client support. The information they may receive as part of providing that support cannot be used by them for anything else.
We contractually oblige our service providers to provide sufficient guarantees to apply technical and organisational measures in a manner that ensures that the processing meets the requirements, rules and controls stipulated in GDPR and Personal Data Protection Law, and other applicable legislation, statutory instruments, administrative acts and guidelines.
Acting as Controller we share your data with the following processors and categories of processors:
Processors, their Location and the Link to Privacy Policy / Website if applicable
Safeguards for restricted transfers (outside the EEA and ‘adequate’ jurisdictions)
Microsoft Ireland Operations Limited
We use Data processing agreements to ensure that your data is properly protected
Sum and Substance LTD, UK
Remote identity verification, fraud prevention, enforcement of AML/CFT laws and regulations, internal risk management and due diligence procedures
Web Analytics Service Provider (Amplitude)
We conclude a contract that obliges the Processor to implement the provisions, measures, controls and requirements set out in UAE Law N 45 / 2021, including provisions related to imposing appropriate measures to protect personal data and provide you with legally recognised and enforceable measures to protect your rights as well as recognised and enforceable legal remedies
AML/KYC compliance: transaction information storage
Automatically through your use of our service
Information about transaction, including sum of transaction, currency, time, corresponding account
AML/KYC compliance: Suspicious Activity Report (SAR)
Automatically through your use of our service
Information about transaction, including sum of transaction, currency, time, corresponding account
AML/KYC compliance: business correspondence with user
Content of the correspondence
We do not make any automated decisions about you that would result in legal or other similarly significant effects on you.
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You have the following rights under the GDPR and the Personal Data Protection Law concerning personal data: the right to obtain information (art. (c) (1) 13 GDPR and art. (1) (1) 23 Personal Data Protection Law), right to request personal data transfer (art. (2) (1) 23 Personal Data Protection Law), right to correction or erasure personal data and right to restrict processing and right to stop processing (art. (3) (1) 23 Personal Data Protection Law), right to object against the processing (art. (4) (1) 23 Personal Data Protection Law).
You may also exercise the mentioned rights by contacting us via email at
You also have the right to lodge a complaint with the State Data Protection Inspectorate (SDPI) if you have reasons to believe that your personal data has been processed unlawfully or any of your rights as a data subject violated. The procedures and rules regarding to complaints are to be established by the State Data Protection Inspectorate (SDPI).
We regularly update this Policy in case there are significant changes in the way we process your personal data.
You will receive a notification prior to such significant changes become effective by email if you provided us with your email address, by our mobile app or by pop-up notice on our website.