PayPal is committed to handling your customer information with high standards of information security.
Your credit card and bank account information are stored only in encrypted form on computers that are not
connected to the Internet. We restrict access to your personally identifiable information to employees who
need to know that information in order to provide products or services to you. We maintain physical,
electronic and procedural safeguards that comply with federal regulations to guard your nonpublic personal
information. We test our security systems regularly and also contract with outside companies to audit our
security systems and processes. For more information on PayPal's security practices, please visit the PayPal
Security Center.
The security of your PayPal account also relies on your protection of your PayPal password. You may not
share your PayPal password with anyone. PayPal will never ask you to send your password or other
sensitive information to us in an e-mail, though we may ask you to enter this type of information on the
PayPal website, which will always have a URL beginning with https://www.paypal.com/.
Any e-mail or other communication requesting your password, asking you to provide sensitive account
information via email, or linking to a website with a URL that does not begin with https://www.paypal.com/
should be treated as unauthorized and suspicious and should be reported to PayPal immediately using this
form. If you do share your PayPal password with a third party for any reason, including because the third
party has promised to provide you additional services such as account aggregation, the third party will have
access to your account and your personal information, and you may be responsible for actions taken using
your password. If you believe someone else has obtained access to your password, please change it
immediately by logging in to your account at www.paypal.com/us/ and changing your Profile settings, and
also contact us right away as described in Section F below.
