Amaryllis Privacy Policy

Last updated: March 1, 2024

We values your privacy. This privacy policy (“Policy”) describes how Amaryllis (Adir) Payment Solutions Ltd. and our affiliates (together, “Amaryllis”, “we”, “us”, “our”) processes Personal Data (as defined below) which we receive or collect in relation to your access and use of our website, www.amaryllispay.com (“Website”), our Payment Facilitation Platform (“Platform”), products and services that we provide and offer (together with our Website and Platform, our “Services”), as part of our marketing practices and from our business contacts (such as representatives of customers and suppliers) and other third parties who provide us with Personal Data. Any undefined terms in this Policy, shall have the its meaning in our Terms, as provided here Terms of Service.

In the event you are a U.S. resident, please visit our U.S. Privacy Notice.

The term, “Personal Data”, as used in this Policy means information relating to an identified or identifiable natural person.

The term, “processing”, as used in this Policy means any action taken in respect of Personal Data.

We may change this Policy from time to time in order to keep you apprised of our data collection and use practices. We encourage you to regularly visit and review this Policy to stay informed of such practices.

Table of Contents

1. The Personal Data we Collect and How we use it
   • When you visit our Website (automatically collected data)
   • When you contact us through our website, including through our bot
   • When you contact us for support or demos, or for submitting testimonials or other feedback
   • When you access and use our Platform
   • When we receive data from our Business Partners
2. How (and with whom) we Share Personal Data
   • Cloud and Hosting Services
   • Law Enforcement or other Government Entities
   • With your Consent
   • Disputes
   • Mergers and Acquisitions
   • Affiliates
   • Additional Information on our Service Providers
3. How Long we Retain Personal Data
4. Your GDPR Rights
5. Transfers of Personal Data to other Countries Outside the EU or EEA
6. Personal Data of Children
7. Third Party Websites, Services & Data Collection
8. Anonymous Information
9. Our Contact Information

1. The Personal Data We Collect and How We Use It.

We collect and receive Personal Data from outside our company and affiliates, such as from users of our products and services as described in the table below. Certain Personal Data is collected automatically, while other Personal Data is provided by you voluntarily, for example, when you contact us. The description in the table may be supplemented by additional information in other parts of this Policy. For example, you may find for more information on third-parties to whom your information may be transferred in Section ‎2 below.

*Please see Section 3 for more information on how long we retain data we collect.

**Please see Section 2 below for more information about our use of service providers. Section ‎‎2.7 provides for more information about third parties listed above.

2. How (and with whom) we Share Personal Data

In addition to any methods or third parties with whom we may share your Personal Data described above, we share Personal Data in the following manner:

2.1. Cloud and Hosting Services. We use cloud storage providers to host the Services and store all information we collect. We currently engage Google, LLC (or one of its affiliates), for such services and in addition to the third parties listed in Section ‎1above, copies of all data we collect are stored on their servers.

2.2. Law Enforcement or Other Government Entities. Where required by law or government or court order, we will disclose Personal Data relating to you to the extent we believe we are required by law.

2.3. With your Consent. In the event that you have requested or have consented to the transfer of Personal Data relating to you to a third party (such as by checking a box to signify your agreement) we will transfer Personal Data to the relevant third party.

2.4. Disputes and Legal Advice. In case of any dispute or request with, by or concerning you, we may disclose Personal Data relating to you with our legal counsel, professional advisors and service providers, the relevant court or other tribunal and other third parties as needed in order to resolve the dispute, defend ourselves against any claims, or enforce our rights.

2.5. Mergers and Acquisitions. In the event that we, or a part of our business, are sold to a third party, or if we are merged with another entity, or in the event of bankruptcy or a similar event, we will transfer information about the relevant portions of our business as well as relevant customers and users and other personal data, to the purchaser or the entity with which we are merged. We may also transfer personal data to a potential acquirer, their legal counsel or service providers as part of an evaluation or due diligence review of our company in anticipation of an investment, acquisition or merger, though such transfers do not typically include personal data and are subject to obligations of confidentiality.

2.6. Affiliates and Business Partners. We share personal data with our affiliates, who assist us in processing personal data and providing our Services or with banks and payment service providers (“Business Partners”) to provide you with our Services.

2.7. Additional information on our Service Providers (listed in Section 1).

To help you understand where data about you is transferred, here is more information about the service providers listed above whom we engage to process Personal Data that we collect. Where such service providers have made available information about their data security or processing practices which we think is relevant to you, we have provided links to such information. We take no responsibility for information found on their websites, including, without limitation, whether it is accurate or up-to-date.

Please note that the listing of these service providers in this Policy is not a guarantee or undertaking that only these service providers will be used. We may change service providers or add news ones. We make commercial reasonable efforts to update this Policy to reflect these changes.

• a2hosting.com – is a website hosting provider. You can read more about a2hosting.com’s policies in connection with data received from its customers in https://www.a2hosting.com/policies/#Privacy-Policy.
• DataDog – monitoring and security platform required for debugging in the course of providing the services. You can read more about DataDog’s legal policy in connection with the data received from its customers in https://www.datadoghq.com/legal/privacy/.
• Fullstory – is a digital experience intelligence platform that supports our digital decisions, based on user experience data. You can read more about Fullstory’s legal policy in connection with the data received from its customers in https://www.fullstory.com/legal/privacy-policy/.
• Google LLC and its affiliates provide us with services such as Google Analytics. You can read more about Google’s policies in connection with data received from its customers at: https://privacy.google.com/businesses/compliance/.
• Desk365 – provides us with a CRM platform and marketing, sales and customer service software. You can read more about Desk365 legal policy in connection with the data received from its customers in https://www.desk365.io/privacy-policy/
• Microsoft Office365 – provide us different productivity, collaboration and cloud-based services. You can read more about Office 365’s legal policy in connection with the data received from its customers in https://privacy.microsoft.com/he-il/privacystatement.
• MS Azure – is a cloud computing platform run by Microsoft, which provide us access, management, and development services through global data centers. You can read more about MS Azure’s legal policy in connection with the data received from its customers in https://privacy.microsoft.com/privacystatement.
• SendGrid – provide us Email API You can read more about SendGrid’s legal policy in connection with the data received from its customers in https://www.twilio.com/en-us/legal/privacy.

3. How Long We Retain Personal Data

We may store Personal Data for longer periods of time than stated in Section ‎1 above: (i) where we believe we are required to do so to comply with laws or in connection with legal proceedings; (ii) to resolve disputes; (iii) to enforce agreements between us and others; (iv) when the information is related to a potential or actual legal dispute.

Please note that if we receive Personal Data relating to you in multiple contexts, such as if you have separately provided information or we have another basis to use it, then we may keep such information for the longer of the periods listed in this Policy.

4. Your GDPR Rights.

Subject to certain exceptions and exclusions, the following rights apply to individuals who are located in an EU member state or otherwise protected by the EU General Data Protection Regulation (“GDPR”), as further described below. If you are such a person, then:

• Right of Access. You may request that we confirm to you whether or not we store Personal Data about you and to receive a copy of the Personal Data we maintain about you and information about: (a) the purposes of the processing of the Personal Data; (b)the categories of Personal Data being processed; (c) the names of the recipients or the categories of recipients to whom the Personal Data have been or will be disclosed, in particular recipients in third countries or international organizations; (d) if possible, the period we believe we will store the Personal Data, or the criteria we use to determine that period; (e) the sources of the Personal Data, if not collected from you; and (f) whether we use automated decision-making, including profiling, and meaningful information about the logic involved, as well as the significance and the envisaged consequences of such processing for you.
• Right to Rectify. You may request that we correct any Personal Data about you that we maintain that is incorrect. Depending on the purpose for which the data is used, you may also request to complete incomplete Personal Data we maintain.
• Right to Erasure (“Right to be Forgotten”). You may request that we erase or suppress Personal Data that relates to you in the following cases: the data is no longer needed by us; the data was collected and is used on the basis of your consent and you withdraw that consent; when you have a right to object to our use of the data (as described below under, “Right to Object”); we are not lawfully processing the data; or we are otherwise required by law to delete the data. However, there may be circumstances in which we may retain your data or we may refuse your request, for example, when we review the data to defend ourselves or make legal claims or exercise are own rights. In addition, this right may not apply to the display or access of your Personal Data outside of the European Union.
• Right to Restrict Processing. You may request that we restrict our use or processing of your Personal Data if: you claim the Personal Data is inaccurate, during the time we investigate your claim; our processing of the Personal Data was unlawful; we no longer require the Personal Data; we processed the Personal Data for our legitimate interests and you object to this use (as you are permitted to do under Article 21(1) of the GDPR), during the time that we investigate whether our legitimate interests override your request. However, there may be circumstances in which we are legally entitled to refuse your request.
• Right to Data Portability. You may request that we provide you with your Personal Data that we process based on your consent or to fulfill a contract with you or that we process using automated means, in a structured, commonly used and machine-readable format, and to transfer your Personal Data to another entity or have us transfer it directly to such entity.
• Right to Object. You may, based on reasons specifically relating to you, object to our processing of your Personal Data, when: (i) the data is used for our legitimate interests and our interests in processing the data does not override your interests, rights and freedoms and we do not require use of the data for the establishment, exercise or defense of our legal claims or rights; and (ii) we use the data for direct marketing purposes or profiling for direct marketing purposes.
• Right to Object to Automated Decision Making. You may request that you not to be subject to a decision based solely on automated processing, including profiling, when the decision produces legal effects concerning you or significantly affects you.
• Right to Withdraw Consent. Where we process Personal Data relating to you based on your consent (such as by clicking a check box adjacent to a statement of consent), you may withdraw your consent and request that we cease using your Personal Data for the purpose for which you have your consent, or altogether, depending on the situation.
• Right to Make a Complaint. You may file a complaint regarding our practices with the data protection authority in your place of habitual residence, place or work, or the place of the alleged infringement. For a list of data protection authorities in the European Economic Area, please see here: https://ec.europa.eu/newsroom/article29/item-detail.cfm?item_id=612080.

You can exercise your rights that apply to us by sending us the form found in the following link Request Form​. We may be permitted by law (including the GDPR and local national laws) to refuse or limit the extent to which we comply with your request. We may also require additional information in order to comply with your request, including information needed to locate the information requested or to verify your identity or the legality of your request. To the extent permitted by applicable law, we may charge an appropriate fee to comply with your request.

5. Transfers of Personal Data to other Countries outside the EU or EEA

We transfer Personal Data we receive in or from the European Union (and other locations) to the following countries outside the EU and European Economic Area. If Personal Data from the EU is transferred outside the EU to our affiliates or to third-party service providers, to countries which the European Commission has not determined to adequately protect Personal Data, we take steps to ensure that such Personal Data receives the same level of protection as if it remained within the EU. This includes entering into data transfer agreements and using the European Commission approved Standard Contractual Clauses.

• Israel, where we are located. As of the date of this Policy, the European Commission has determined that the State of Israel adequately protects Personal Data. (A list of countries which the European Commission has determined to adequately protect Personal Date can be found, as of the date of this Policy, here: https://ec.europa.eu/info/law/law-topic/data-protection/data-transfers-outside-eu/adequacy-protection-personal-data-non-eu-countries_en.
• The United States, where our US subsidiary, Amaryllis, Inc., is located as well as where Azure, Desk365, DataDog, Fullstory and SendGrid store information received by us.
• Google stores information collected through Google Analytics in various locations around the world. Google LLC certifies that it complies with the US-EU Privacy Shield Framework for the protection of Personal Data.

If you are an individual protected by the GDPR, you may contact us in order to obtain additional information regarding the basis for the transfer of Personal Data relating to you to countries outside the European Economic Area. Please note that information or copies of documents we may provide to you in connection with such requests may be limited or redacted in order to protect the rights of third parties or to comply with contractual obligations we may have (such as obligations of confidentiality).

6. Third Party Websites, Services & Data Collection

Our Services may contain links to other websites, products or services offered by third parties and Business Partners (“Third Party Services”). This Policy does not apply to data collected by or on behalf of such third parties, whose privacy practices may differ from ours and who are not under our control. We are not responsible for the actions of such third parties or their data practices. Please review the privacy policies of any such third parties before you interact with them or provide them with Personal Data.

Furthermore, we are not responsible for the accuracy of information contained on Third Party Services linked to in this Policy or from our Services. We refer to such websites for your convenience only                                                                                                       

7. Personal Data of Children.

Our Services are not intended for, and we do not knowingly collect Personal Data from persons under the age of eighteen (18). If you believe that a person under the age of eighteen (18) has provided us with Personal Data, or if we have received the Personal Data of such person, please contact us at privacy@amaryllispay.com.

8. Anonymous Information.

We do not treat information we collect or receive which is not or cannot reasonably be connected to any particular person or which is anonymized or aggregated such that it can no longer be connected to or used to identify any particular person as “Personal Data”, even if it was originally linked to or stored with Personal Data. Such anonymous information is not subject to this Policy and we may use it for a variety of purposes, may share it with third parties or even publish it for any reason.

9. Our Contact Information

For inquiries regarding this Policy, you may contact us through our designated form found here Request Form or via the contact information as follows:

Address: Arye Shenkar St 4

Herzliya, 4672504

Israel

Email:      privacy@amaryllispay.com