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Legal Terms for Indonesia Accounts

Clean access rules keep your account readable: access depends on local law, the details you submit are checked against your profile, and the same rule applies to live…

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CONTACT ROUTES

Where to Ask About Policy

Fast replies keep legal requests moving: we keep the contact paths simple with WhatsApp, email, and the in-account form.

WhatsApp desk Send your legal question to our WhatsApp desk if you need help with access…
Email channel Use email when you want a written record for policy questions, access status, or…
In-account form Open Help inside your account and submit the form for profile edits, stored-data requests…
DATA HANDLING

How We Handle Legal Data

Tight record handling keeps disputes traceable: we handle legal data with a narrow scope, using only what we need for account checks, request logs, and dispute handling.

Data we collect

We keep only the details needed for account handling: name, contact number, device ID, wallet reference, and the request history linked to your profile. That lets us confirm who asked for a change and when.

Cookies and session

Cookies keep you signed in, remember language choice, and protect the session while you move between pages. If you clear them, the login ends and you may need to confirm again on the next visit.

Security checks

For an unusual login, we may ask for OTP, a fresh device check, or a matching wallet name before we accept a legal request. That extra step reduces the risk of someone changing your account without permission.

Record retention

We store request logs, transaction references, and support messages for as long as needed to settle disputes, meet local obligations, and answer follow-up questions. After that period, we remove or anonymise what we no longer need.

Change requests

If your name, phone number, or wallet reference changes, send the update through Help > Account Details or email us from the registered address. We confirm the request with the current contact before editing the record.

Access limits

When local law does not permit access, we do not activate the account or keep it open in that location. If the rule changes, we will explain the next step through support before any action is taken.

Common Legal Questions We Hear

Clear answers save you time after your account opens: we wrote these answers around the things that matter once your account is open, who can access it, what we keep, how to ask for changes, how cookies work, and where to send a legal question. If your case depends on local law, the same support routes apply and we answer through the contact on file. That keeps the reply linked to your profile on mobile or desktop and helps us avoid sending account details to the wrong inbox.

Local law, your location, and the details you submit decide it. If our checks show the area is allowed, we continue; if not, we stop the request and explain the next step through support.

We keep the contact data, wallet reference, login record, device signal, and support messages tied to your account. Those records help us confirm requests, settle disputes, and answer follow-up questions from the same contact path.

Yes. Send the request from Help > Account Details or email us from the registered address, then tell us exactly what changed. We confirm the request before we edit anything.

Cookies keep the session active, store your language choice, and help us recognise a return login on mobile or desktop. If you clear them, the page may ask you to verify again.

We keep legal and account records only as long as needed for dispute handling, audit checks, and local obligations. After that period, we delete or anonymise what no longer needs to stay linked to you.

Use WhatsApp, email, or the in-account form. Our support hours are 09:00-23:00 WIB, and we keep the case attached to your registered contact so the answer reaches the right account.

No. The payment rail only helps us process a permitted request; the legal rule still depends on your location, your account details, and whether local law allows the action.