Yes, Sezzle collects personal data to create accounts and assess creditworthiness, but it maintains strict privacy policies to protect user information.

Sezzle primarily operates as an online service, and while it can be used at some brick-and-mortar stores, it typically requires an internet connection for transactions.

Since Sezzle does not have a subscription model, users do not need to cancel anything; they can simply stop using the service when they choose.

Sezzle does not require a subscription fee; it operates on a pay-later model with fees applicable for late payments instead.