Murphy Bank

California Consumer Privacy Act Policy (CCPA)

California Consumer Privacy Act Policy

Murphy Bank is committed to protecting the privacy and security of your personal information. This privacy policy describes the types of information we may collect from you or otherwise receive about you and our practices for collecting, disclosing or selling that information. The California Consumer Privacy Act Notice (download a printable copy of the CCPA; PDF, requires Adobe Reader) explains how Murphy Bank (“Company,” “we,” or “us”) collects, uses, discloses and shares personal information relating to California Residents as amended by the California Privacy Rights Act of 2021 (“Collectively, the “CPRA”).

Features Categories of Personal Information We Collect Categories of Sources from Which We Collect Personal Information Our Business Purpose for Collecting Personal
Information
Categories of Third Parties with Whom We Disclosed the
Personal Information
Identifiers Such as real name, alias, postal address, online identifiers, email address, unique personal identifier or similar identifiers. Directly from a California Resident or the individual’s representative; Service Providers and other third parties; Public record Sources (Federal, State, or Local Government Sources); Mobile App Activity/Social Media; Information from another institution representing a Client/Prospect; or Information from Corporate Clients about individuals associated with the Clients (e.g. an employee or board member). To establish a relationship with us; To service the products and services you have with us; To consider your job application for hiring; and with consultants and auditing firms, with information shared for institution risk analysis and mitigation. Service providers, sub-contractors, credit reporting agencies, government entities, or companies you authorize us to share your data with. This may include a sub-contractor who inspects real estate, or a vendor that processes check reorders or provides ID theft protection services to you on our behalf, or a company that processes our payroll if you are an employee of Murphy Bank.
Contact and Account Information Any information that identifies, relates to, describes, or is capable of being associated with a particular individual, including, but not limited to, name, signature, Taxpayer I.D. such as a social security number or Employer Identification Number, physical characteristics or description, birthdate, address, telephone number, passport number, driver’s license or state identification card number, employer, bank account number, credit card number, e-mail, or any other financial information, such as tax returns Directly from a California Resident or the individual’s representative; Service Providers and other third parties; Public record Sources (Federal, State, or Local Government Sources); Mobile App Activity/Social Media; Information from another institution representing a Client/Prospect; or Information from Corporate Clients about individuals associated with the Clients (e.g. an employee or board member). To establish a relationship with us; To service the products and services you have with us; To consider your job application for hiring; and with consultants and auditing firms, with information shared for institution risk analysis and mitigation or comply with a legal or regulatory obligation. Service providers, sub-contractors, credit reporting agencies, government entities, or companies you authorize us to share your data with. This may include a sub-contractor who inspects real estate, or a vendor that processes check reorders or provides ID theft protection services to you on our behalf, or a company that processes our payroll if you are an employee of Murphy Bank.
Characteristics of protected classification under California or federal law such as race or gender. Directly or indirectly from you when you complete a mortgage loan or employment application. To comply with our regulatory obligation. Government agencies to comply with reporting requirements governed by the Home Mortgage Disclosure Act.
Commercial Information including records of personal property, or products or services purchased, obtained, or considered. Directly or indirectly from you when you establish a deposit or loan account. To establish a relationship with us; To service the products and services you have with us; To provide auditing firms with information shared for institution risk analysis and mitigation or comply with a legal or regulatory obligation. Service providers, sub-contractors, who inspect real estate such as an appraisal company or real estate inspector.
Internet or other electronic network activity information such as account numbers, Internet Protocol (IP) address. Indirectly from you when you access our products or services such as Card Valet, our online and mobile banking applications using your personal computer, cell phone, or other electronic or mobile device. To support internal operations of our debit card valet, website, mobile app or to comply with a legal or regulatory obligation. Service providers, sub-contractors or companies you authorize us to share your data with such as a vendor who we contract with to provide services via our mobile app or website.
Geolocation including electronic network activity information pulled from a device which can be used to identify the precise location of an individual. Indirectly from you when you access our products or services such as Card Valet, our online and mobile banking applications using your personal computer, cell phone, or other electronic or mobile device. To determine the country and time zone to support the internal operations of our website or offer products or services to you, and not for any other purpose. Service providers, sub-contractors, government entities, or companies you authorize us to share your data with such as a vendor who we contract with to provide online or mobile banking services to you.
Audio, Electronic, Visual Information  or similar information. Security cameras located at our banking centers To protect, detect, investigate, report and seek to prevent financial crime Federal, State or local governmental agencies
Professional or Employment Information Employment application information, surveys, credit reporting data. Directly from you; such as information you provide on our forms, surveys, applications for employment, or similar online fields or forms or items we collect indirectly from others, such as credit reporting agencies. To conduct research or to assess job qualifications if you submitted an application for employment; To open an account or to make a loan to you. Service providers or other third parties to comply with law and regulations. We may also share your personal information with credit reporting agencies or a company that processes employment applications for Murphy Bank.
Inferences drawn from any of the Personal or Sensitive Personal Information you provide to us. Indirectly from you when you use our products or services to conduct banking transactions. To offer products and services to you, conduct investigations, or comply with our regulatory obligations. Service providers or other third parties to comply with law and regulations. We may also share your personal information with a regulator, governmental agency or otherwise.

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    5180 N. Palm Ave. Suite 101
    Fresno, CA 93704

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