You can withdraw your consent

KBC will request your consent to process your personal data in certain cases 

KBC will request your consent: 

to process transaction data that you have personally added in KBC applications such as KBC Mobile for commercial models and profiles; 
for geolocation (unless expressly stated); 
to process data entered by you in a simulation or competition entry form in order to send you advertising messages; 
to enter underlying data in a form that needs to be completed with certain information for KBC to be able to process the form, in which case KBC will generally ask you to check the data’s accuracy; 
to process your contact details as representative of your company when we transfer them to, for example, Cashforce; 
to process biometric data to identify you; 
to answer questions asked by third parties, unless there is another legal basis for doing so, such as a statutory duty; 
to process health data, for which we need your explicit consent; 
to send from the browser regarding the Private Banking newsletter.

Each includes information on how to withdraw your consent. If you are no longer able to make your own wishes and known, a carefully drafted lasting power of attorney can guarantee that your personal wishes are translated correctly from a lawful point of view, including in banking matters. KBC will respect that expression of your will and your appointed proxy holder. KBC may request your consent through all possible channels, such as KKBC Mobile’s start screen, Kate or e-mail.

You can find the pdf copy of the KBC Privacy Statement here.