1. Card payments at merchants
If you own a device with Android operating system and built-in NFC technology, with BT Pay you can pay at merchants with BT cards in the app. In this case, we will indirectly obtain data about you, such as the verification required to complete the transaction (e.g. entering your phone unlock password), data about the transactions you have made, the card you used to make the transaction, the account data attached to the card, including the date, time and amount paid, the location where you paid and the data entered in the payment description.
For payments at merchants with BT Pay installed on Android operating system devices, NFC (Near Field Communication) must be enabled. If this is not enabled, BT Pay will access this function to direct you to the NFC settings.
If BT Pay is installed on Android devices that do not have NFC available, BT Pay cannot be used for payments at merchants, but its other features are available.
If you wish to register your card with Google Pay, the processing of your personal data in the context of the use of Google Pay services is subject to the privacy policy of the provider of these services, which is Google.
To make it easier for you to enroll cards already registered with BT Pay into Google Pay, the app will check if you are using the Android operating system and, if so, if a card you have registered in the app is not enrolled in Google Pay, it will display a button to enable you to enroll it into Google Pay. If you opt in, the following data related to your card will be processed, including being transmitted by Banca Tranilvania to the Google Pay solution provider in a secure way: card number (PAN), card expiry date, first and last name on the card, BT customer code (BT CIF), Device ID, Wallet ID.
If you are using an iOS device, you will need to enroll your card in Apple Pay in order to use it to pay merchants via NFC. Use of cards in Apple Pay is subject to the Apple Pay Terms and Conditions which can be found at the following link https://www.bancatransilvania.ro/termeni-si-conditii-apple-pay.pdf.
To make it easier for you to enroll cards already enrolled in BT Pay into Apple Pay, the app will check if you're using iOS and, if so, if a card you have enrolled in the app is not enrolled in Apple Pay, it will display a button next to it to enable faster enrollment into Apple Pay. If you choose this type of quick enrollment, the following data related to your card will be processed, including being transmitted by Banca Tranilvania to the Apple Pay solution provider in a secure way: card number (PAN), card expiry date, cardholder name, first 6 digits of the card number (BIN), card type (debit or credit).
For "Pay With BT Pay" users who choose "BT Pay" as their payment method on the merchant's website, they will be able to authorize the transaction using the BT PAY app by choosing the card they wish to use to make the transaction and confirming the transaction.
2. Transfers by phone number or IBAN
With BT Pay, you can make transfers between a BT card and any other BT card in the app, or send or request money to/from people in your contacts list, as well as to/from any other BT Pay users, provided the transfer amount is accepted on a BT card or you can choose a primary/preferred card for cashing. To operate such transfers (hereafter referred to as "P2P transfers") to users of the application from your phonebook, BT Pay will require access to your phone's contact list. If you choose not to grant this access, or if you do not have the phone number of the BT Pay user to whom you wish to initiate a P2P transfer in your phonebook, you will need to enter that number.
If you choose a preferred card for the collection of P2P transfers, we will use the data of the chosen card for the collection and send you notification of the collection.
In order to facilitate P2P transfers via the phone number, BT Pay will display whether the BT Pay application is installed on the chosen phone number (whether it belongs to a person in your contact list or not) when initiating a P2P transfer. Thus, if the telephone number on which you have BT Pay installed is selected or entered by any BT Pay user in order to make a P2P transfer, that user will know that the BT Pay application is installed on that telephone number.
With BT Pay you'll also be able to initiate IBAN-based transfers from BT cards.
In the case of transfers, data related to the transaction (amount, explanations, date, etc.) will be processed, as well as the data of the recipient of the transfer - to whom you have sent a sum of money (name, surname, IBAN of the account to or from which the payment is made).
You can send proof of initiation of the transfer to an email address entered in a dedicated field, which we will keep to prove that we have sent proof of payment as requested.
For P2P transfers initiated from a non-BT card to a BT card, the authentication of the transactions will be performed according to the 3D Secure standards applied by the institution issuing the non-BT card.
3. BT ATM cash withdrawal by code
From BT Pay, you can generate a code for cards issued to individuals, which you can use to withdraw cash from ATMs. The code will be valid for a limited period of time and will be sent by the bank to the phone number selected from the BT Pay user's phonebook or entered manually by the user. To send the code, the bank needs to process the recipient's telephone number.
4. Contactless cash withdrawal from BT ATMs
With BT Pay, the user can withdraw contactless cash from the ATM. This operation will only be possible by entering the PIN code of the respective card.
5. Setting transaction limits and/or blocking cards
From BT Pay, you can set transaction limits on BT cards registered in the app, block - temporarily or permanently - these cards and request the unblocking of temporarily blocked cards.
Access to these settings is allowed only after validation of the user's right to access them. In this regard, for each desired card, the use of these functionalities will be available (both for the card in digital and physical format) only after the SMS-OTP confirmation sent to the phone number declared to BT.
6. Displaying card details in the app
Through the BT Pay app, you will be able to view and copy your card details - card number and CVV code (the 3-digit code displayed on the back of the card) to make it easier to use your card for online payments.
In some cases, access to this functionality is allowed only after validation of the user's right to use it. To this end, an SMS-OTP will be sent for each desired card to the telephone number declared to BT. Entering the code received by SMS on this telephone number will allow this information to be obtained for that card until it is deleted from the BT Pay application.
7. Authenticate/confirm online payments via BT Pay
Online payments (payments made on merchants' websites) initiated with BT cards registered in BT Pay and 3D secure will be able to be authenticated, respectively rejected, exclusively through the application.
The message to authenticate/reject such an online payment will be sent within the application in which the BT card is enrolled, on the "general" channel. Authentication/rejection of the online payment will be possible from any of these devices. Failure to activate the notifications sent on the 'general' channel may make it impossible to receive the message required to authenticate/reject the online payment.
In the case of phones with Android operating system, with the user's permission, the payment confirmation screen can be displayed automatically, without the need to manually access the notification or the application, the user can confirm or cancel the payment by using the authentication method. This permission will be requested after the first confirmation of an online payment or can be set from the advanced settings of the phone - Applications section - BT Pay application.
The user will be shown the following information in the authentication/payment rejection message: the card from which the transaction was initiated (the card image and the last 4 digits of the card as they appear in the application), the name of the merchant to whom the payment is to be made, the amount of the transaction, the maximum time required for authentication of the transaction and the status of the authentication of the transaction.
On receipt of the message for the initiated online payment, BT Pay will save the transaction identifier in the handset so that the next time BT Pay is opened, the message can be displayed to authenticate/reject the transaction. The transaction identifier will remain stored on the handset until the online payment is authenticated or rejected, as appropriate.
8. Activating and using the Invoice Payment service
Within this service, personal data will be processed by BT as you are informed by a separate, specific information notice for this functionality, which can be accessed by following the link displayed in the 'general provisions' section of this information notice.
9. Enrolling in Open Banking
When accessing the Open Banking functionality for non-BT cards added to BT Pay, BT will have access to the following information which is, where applicable, personal data of the customer or other persons to/from whom the customer has transferred/received amounts through the accounts of the financial institutions from which they have integrated their accounts into BT Pay:
- Balance of the selected non-BT card/ non-BT card account
- IBAN code of the selected card
- List of transaction history of the selected open payment accounts, including the following details: transaction date, transaction amount, transaction detail (transaction details and transaction authorization code, person from whom amounts were debited to the respective account or, where applicable, the person to whom amounts were transferred to the respective account).
If this functionality is activated, BT Pay will have access to the following information which is, where applicable, personal data of the customer or other persons to/from whom he/she has transferred amounts through accounts with other financial institutions: the card balance, the selected IBAN account related to the respective non-BT card and the transaction history of the selected payment accounts, including those made through the BT Pay application.
10. Issuing/ reissuing a debit card
When accessing the debit card issue or reissue functionalities, BT will process, where applicable, the following information/ personal data of you: data related to the card issued/issued, IBAN of the account to which it will be attached, card delivery address.
11. Issuing a Virtual card
When accessing this functionality, you will have the possibility to request the issuance of a virtual debit card from the BT Pay application, BT will process, as appropriate, the following information/ personal data of yours: data related to the issued card, IBAN of the account to which it will be attached.
12. 'Move your money to BT' option
When you use this functionality we process personal data as follows: the amounts you transfer to the account to which the BT card is attached and the frequency with which you transfer them, the data of the cards involved in the recurring transfer and the bank from which you transfer your amounts.