American Savings Bank Privacy Policy
American Savings Bank explains how personal information is collected, used, shared, and protected when you use its websites and banking services.
Updated
Effective date: August 16, 2026.
American Savings Bank outlines collected personal data and its uses. Sharing conditions and customer choices are described below. Additional details appear on asbhawaii.us.org.
Federal privacy framework
The Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act, or GLBA, requires American Savings Bank to explain its information practices and provide a yearly privacy notice for customers served from Honolulu, Hawaii.
Information handled
Depending on the service, files may contain identity credentials, an SSN or other tax identifier, contact details, balances, payment history, support messages, and browser signals. Uses include account administration, authentication, transaction completion, loss prevention, customer assistance, and regulatory compliance.
Disclosures and limits
Contracted processors, government authorities, and legally permitted financial affiliates may receive information when necessary. American Savings Bank never offers customer data for sale. Available opt-out choices depend on governing law and the relevant product agreement.
CCPA requests
Eligible California residents can learn what personal information American Savings Bank maintains and request that qualifying records be erased. Legal, fraud-prevention, and servicing exceptions can limit deletion. Contact [email protected] or +1-808-627-6900 to begin a request.
Rights in other states
Where another state privacy law applies, you may be able to access, correct, delete, or restrict certain personal information and to appeal a denied request. Data governed by the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act is generally excluded from those state statutes, so some rights reach only non-GLBA information. American Savings Bank confirms your identity before responding and applies the protections your state provides.
Cookies and COPPA
The website uses cookies for operation, measurement, saved preferences, and protective controls. Services are not directed to children under thirteen, consistent with COPPA requirements for minors.
Security and storage length
Technical measures including encryption work with administrative and facility protections. Records are retained only as long as business, contractual, or legal needs require. FDIC coverage protects eligible deposits rather than personal-information handling.
Current copy
Obtain the latest notice or ask questions via [email protected] or +1-808-627-6900; amendments are dated on asbhawaii.us.org.