Online stores handle payment card data, shipping addresses, and purchase history โ making them a prime target for data breaches and regulatory scrutiny. Your privacy policy must clearly explain how payment processors handle card data, how shipping partners access addresses, and how you handle abandoned cart tracking. The GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) is the world's most comprehensive data privacy law, applying to any organization that processes data of EU residents โ regardless of where the organization is based.
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The GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) is the world's most comprehensive data privacy law, applying to any organization that processes data of EU residents โ regardless of where the organization is based. Non-compliance can result in fines of up to โฌ20 million or 4% of annual global turnover, whichever is higher.
Online stores handle payment card data, shipping addresses, and purchase history โ making them a prime target for data breaches and regulatory scrutiny. Your privacy policy must clearly explain how payment processors handle card data, how shipping partners access addresses, and how you handle abandoned cart tracking.
Data typically collected by E-commerce Store businesses: name, shipping address, email, payment method (via processor), purchase history, browsing behavior, abandoned cart data
Yes โ under GDPR, a Cookie Policy is legally required. You must obtain consent from users before placing non-essential cookies, and your policy must clearly explain which cookies you use and why.
A typical E-commerce Store website uses: essential session cookies, analytics cookies (Google Analytics, etc.), functional preference cookies, and marketing/advertising cookies if you run paid campaigns. Each type must be disclosed in your Cookie Policy with its purpose.
Under GDPR, a Cookie Policy alone is not sufficient. You must also implement a consent mechanism (cookie banner) that allows users to accept or reject non-essential cookies before they are placed.