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Knipje privacy statement

Last updated: September 2026. This is a translation; if it differs from the Dutch version, the Dutch version prevails.

Knipje is a product of Hadcode (KvK 82037477). This statement explains which data we process, why, how long we keep it and what your rights are. Questions? E-mail [email protected].

Who is this statement for?

Are you a customer of a business, collecting stamps? Then that business is responsible for your data, and Knipje only processes it on the business's behalf. Read the business's privacy statement; you'll find it on the page where you created your card. You can always delete your card and data yourself with “Delete card” on your card.

Which data we process and why

Your account

Your e-mail address, to log in with a login link and to e-mail you about your account. If you choose a username and password, we store those too (the password only encrypted). We keep track of your logins so you stay logged in on your own devices. Legal basis: our agreement with you.

Your business

Your business's name, address, town and logo, the settings of your stamp cards and the e-mail address your customers see for privacy questions. Legal basis: our agreement with you.

Staff

The name, role and PIN of each staff member (we only store the PIN encrypted), and, if you enter it, their e-mail address so they can log in themselves. We record which staff member gave, redeemed or undid a stamp, so you can look it up. Legal basis: the agreement with the business owner and their legitimate interest in reliable records.

Payments

Payments go through Mollie. We store which plan you have, the amounts and whether a payment succeeded. Your account number and direct debit mandate are held by Mollie, not by us. Legal basis: the agreement and our legal obligation to keep financial records.

Partners

Name, e-mail address and IBAN with account holder name for payouts, which businesses signed up through your link, your commissions and payouts. We count clicks on your link per day; we don't store who clicked. Legal basis: our agreement with you.

The Knipje app

If you turn on notifications in the Knipje app for iPhone, iPad or Android, we store the push code Apple or Google gives that device, the type of device, the language and which notifications you want. The code belongs to your login: when you log out, we delete it. Notifications never contain data about your customers. Legal basis: our agreement with you.

Website visitors

Our hosting provider and Cloudflare process technical data such as your IP address, only to keep the site available and secure. Legal basis: our legitimate interest in a secure website.

Visitor statistics and origin

Without cookies, we count how often our pages are viewed, what kind of source visitors arrive from (such as a search engine, social media or an ad), how often a sign-up button is clicked, how long a page is actively viewed, which province or country a visit comes from (derived from your IP address by Cloudflare; we don't keep the IP address itself) and whether a visit comes from a new or a returning browser (the latter based on kn_src, below). We only keep totals per day and per page: no IP address and nothing that identifies you. In addition, the kn_src cookie remembers, on your first visit, which page you arrived on, from which website (only the site's name) and with which campaign tags in the link. If you create an account, we keep this with your account, together with your answer to how you found Knipje, so we can see where new businesses come from. If you said yes to our cookie question, we also keep the code of the ad click you arrived through, so we can tell Google which click brought in a business. Legal basis: our legitimate interest in improving our website and advertising.

Google advertising

We advertise in Google Search. To see which ads bring in new businesses, we load the Google Ads tag on the website, when you sign up and after you start a subscription. If you say yes to our cookie question, Google sets a cookie with the ad click you came in through, and the tag tells Google that you clicked a sign-up button, created an account or started a subscription (with a fixed value per step, without your name or e-mail address). If you say no, Google sets no cookies and only receives a signal without cookies or ad data. We don't use this for personalised ads or in the Knipje app. Legal basis: your consent, which you can withdraw at any time by deleting the kn_consent cookie.

Contact

If you e-mail us, we use your e-mail address and message to help you. Legal basis: our legitimate interest in answering questions.

Chat

If you ask a question in the chat on the website or in the app, we keep your messages, our replies, the page where you started the chat and, if you provide it or are logged in, your e-mail address and business. Your messages reach our team through Telegram. Legal basis: our legitimate interest in answering questions.

Data of a business's customers

A business that uses Knipje records data about its customers: first name, stamps and, if the customer provides them, e-mail address, mobile number and birthday, plus the consents the customer gave. The business is the controller of this data and Hadcode is the processor. The arrangements are set out in the data processing agreement. We never use this data for ourselves, never sell it and never share it with other businesses.

Cookies

We set functional cookies that Knipje needs to work, and one analytics cookie with little impact on your privacy (kn_src). These don't require your consent.

Only if you say yes does Google set an advertising cookie (such as _gcl_au, 90 days).

Who we share data with

We only share data with parties we need to provide Knipje. We have agreements with each of them about protecting it.

Some of these parties are based in the United States. Transfers then take place under the EU-US Data Privacy Framework or the European Commission's standard contractual clauses. We never sell data.

How long we keep data

Security

Your rights

You have the right to access your data, have it corrected or deleted, restrict its processing, object, and take your data with you. To do so, e-mail [email protected]. We respond within one month. If you're not happy with how we handle your data, you can complain to the Dutch data protection authority, the Autoriteit Persoonsgegevens.

Changes

If we change this statement, you'll see it from the date at the top. We let business owners know about important changes by e-mail in advance.