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Legal Terms for Your Account

Your account starts with clear legal terms: the rules for access, wallet records, privacy requests, and dispute contact paths are set out before you open the lobby.

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CONTACT ROUTES

Reach Our Legal Desk Clearly

Legal questions should reach the right queue, not a general chat loop. We separate account access, payment record, privacy, and terms questions so your request can…

Live chat escalation Use live chat from 09:00 to 02:00 WIB when a legal issue affects account…
Email record requests Send privacy, terms, or transaction-record requests to [email protected].
Account request form Inside your account, go to Account > Legal > Requests to ask for data…
RECORD CONTROL

How Your Account Records Stay Controlled

Legal handling is part of the account flow, not an afterthought. We keep wallet receipts, login records, cookie choices, and support conversations in separate record groups so a request can be answered…

Data handling

We collect account data needed for access, wallet activity, support contact, and legal requests. That includes your registered email, mobile number, login time, payment rail, and transaction reference, not unrelated personal files.

Cookie choices

Cookies help keep your session, language preference, and security checks active. You can clear browser cookies on mobile, then sign in again; some legal request pages may ask for fresh account confirmation.

Account security

We ask you to confirm your mobile number before sensitive changes, including email edits or withdrawal detail changes. Support will ask for account identifiers, never your password or one-time login code.

Record retention

Wallet records for DANA, OVO, GoPay, and QRIS are kept long enough to answer disputes, tax-related checks, and account questions. Chat files and form submissions are retained by request type.

Correction requests

If your account name, phone, or email is wrong, use Account > Legal > Requests and choose data correction. We may ask for a fresh login and matching payment receipt before applying changes.

Legal contact trail

Every legal email, chat escalation, and account-form request receives a time stamp. Keep that reference if you need to follow up, because it helps us connect your later message to the same case.

Legal Questions You May Ask

These answers explain how we handle common legal requests tied to your account, wallet records, privacy choices, and access status. They are written for practical account use, not as personal legal advice. If your question involves a dispute, send the account email, mobile number, transaction reference, and the exact time in WIB so we can locate the right record set.

The account terms apply when you create a profile, confirm your mobile number, enter the lobby, or use DANA, OVO, GoPay, and QRIS. Access also depends on local law, so availability can vary by location.

Go to Account > Legal > Requests and choose data access. We will ask you to confirm your registered email and mobile number, then we prepare account, login, wallet, and support records that match your request.

Yes, you can request a correction through the account form or by emailing [email protected]. We check the current login, registered contact path, and payment references before changing details tied to wallet records.

We keep transaction references, rail names, account time stamps, receipt codes, and status changes for DANA, OVO, GoPay, and QRIS. These records help answer disputes, correction requests, and wallet-history questions.

Use live chat between 09:00 and 02:00 WIB if access is blocked. Ask for legal escalation, then provide your registered email, mobile number, device type, and any payment reference linked to the issue.

Cookies help us link your session to your account request page. If you clear cookies on Android or iOS, sign in again and reopen Account > Legal > Requests so the form carries a fresh session record.

We may pause, refuse, or close account access when records do not match, payment checks remain unresolved, or local access rules require it. We handle those decisions through recorded account notices where local law permits.