Reviewed Jun 2026 · some cells re-verified Aug 2026 · policies are checked weekly for changes · stated — every cell is read from Cash App's published policy; none has been tested (run by us) yet.
1Deletionstated
Deletion is reachable but chat-gated, and the scope is narrow: “as a financial institution Cash App is legally required to maintain some transaction records and account information”, retention criteria are open-ended, no purge timeline is stated, and the notice says state privacy rights “do not apply to personal information governed by GLBA”.
Cash App Privacy Notice — retention / GLBA scope · accessed Aug 2026 ↗
1Sells / sharesstated
The notice is candid: “while we do not sell personal information as that term is commonly understood, we ‘share’ personal information for advertising purposes … to show you targeted ads about our Services across the internet” — identifiers, geolocation and network activity go to advertising partners, with a working opt-out (link + GPC).
Cash App Privacy Notice — sale/share disclosures · accessed Aug 2026 ↗
0API access — feeds Agent Readiness, not the /12stated
developers.cash.app offers merchant and partner payment APIs (Cash App Pay, Afterpay) that let a business charge a customer — there is no consumer OAuth API for fetching your own account data; the self-data path is the in-account CSV download.
Cash App Developers (merchant APIs only) · accessed Aug 2026 ↗
Graded 2026-08-31 against the Cash App Privacy Notice (effective Jun 8, 2026) and Cash App's help-center articles. Consumer surface = the Cash App app and cash.app, operated by Block, Inc. and its affiliates; affiliated products (Cash App Investing LLC, Cash App Taxes, Sutton Bank) carry their own notices. Access and download are self-serve and extended “to all customers” regardless of state, but deletion ends in a support chat, no response window or purge timeline is stated anywhere, and the notice states its state-rights section does not apply to information governed by the GLBA — which covers most Cash App customer data. The notice trains AI on user data for service improvement and safety with no stated opt-out. Regulators have published four actions against Block since 2025 (CFPB $175M, state regulators $80M, NY DFS $40M, multistate AGs $45M) — all fraud-handling or AML conduct, none a data-practices action, so under the two-lane rule none deducts here. All cells stated, not tested.
Events
Breaches, policy changes, and export-format changes we’ve recorded at Cash App — other parties’ actions, alongside the enforcement record above. An event never changes a grade by itself. All events →
No events on record for Cash App.
Grade history
Every change to this company’s grade since it was first published, and why. All grade changes →
No changes since this grade was first published in Jun 2026.