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Data & privacy (GDPR)

How Finqle handles your company and contact data as a debtor, and how to exercise your privacy rights. Finqle applies the same privacy policy across merchants, debtors and Conne…

6 Aug 2026

Nederlands

How Finqle handles your company and contact data as a debtor, and how to exercise your privacy rights. Finqle applies the same privacy policy across merchants, debtors and Connect users. This article highlights what is most relevant to debtors.

TL;DR

  • Finqle processes your company, contact and invoice/payment data to operate the Debtor Portal and Connect.
  • Financial records are kept for 7 years and support tickets for 2 years, both Dutch legal minimums.
  • You can request access, correction, deletion or export of your data via privacy@finqle.com.

What data we hold about your company

CategoryExamples
Company dataKVK/registration number, VAT number, legal name, address
Contact dataNames, email addresses, phone numbers of your users
Transaction dataInvoices, collective invoices, Billing Requests, payments
Portal activityUser logins, role assignments, approvals and disapprovals
Support dataEmails, call notes, chat history with our support team

Retention periods

Data typeRetention period
Financial records (invoices, statements)7 years
Support tickets2 years
Portal user accounts, after deactivationKept alongside the historical audit trail for as long as underlying contracts require

Your rights

Access, rectification, erasure, restriction, portability and objection all apply, the same as for our merchants. See the fuller explanation of each right in Data & privacy (GDPR) in the Verkoopstroom (Merchant) section.

How to make a request

Email privacy@finqle.com with your company name, KVK number and the specific request. We respond within 30 days.

FAQ

Is Finqle's privacy policy different for debtors than for merchants?

No, the underlying policy, retention periods and rights are the same. This article highlights the parts most relevant to debtors; the merchant version of Data & privacy (GDPR) has the fuller reference.

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