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Open Legal Terms for Your Account

We keep the legal side clear: access depends on local law, and we only support use where that law permits.

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CONTACT ROUTES

Open Contact Paths for Legal Help

When you need a correction, closure, or record check, we keep the process tied to the same account you used to join. Our chat team reads requests from 09:00 to 00:00 WIB, and the legal mailbox is open for messages that need screenshots or payment proof. Include your username and the wallet rail you used, such as DANA, OVO, GoPay, or QRIS, so we can find the file without delay.

Team online

Live chat

Open the chat bubble from the site footer between 09:00 and 00:00 WIB. Use it for access checks, record changes, or closure requests, and keep the same login name ready so we can match the file.

Legal mailbox

Send a written request when you need a data correction, account closure, or a copy of stored records. Add the wallet rail, date, and the registered email so our team can verify the case in one pass.

Account form

Open Account > Requests > Legal on desktop, or the same menu in your mobile browser, to submit a tracked request. That path keeps the case thread in one place and reduces back-and-forth on sensitive changes.

SECURE HANDLING

Switch to Secure Handling Steps

We limit data use to what we need for access checks, wallet records, and support threads.

Data use

We store name, contact details, login history, and transaction references only for account operation and verification. If you submit a change, we match it against the same email or phone used on file before editing anything.

Cookies

Cookies keep your session active and remember a device choice so you do not repeat the same check on every page. You can clear them in Chrome, Safari, or your browser privacy settings whenever you want.

Account security

For account safety, use a private password, sign out after each session, and avoid sending codes through chat. If a device changes, we may ask for a fresh login from the registered email or phone.

Retention

We keep records only as long as we need them for service, security, and any legal duty that applies. Old entries are removed or de-identified once they are no longer required for the file.

Change requests

To change your name, contact detail, or account status, open the form from your account panel and attach the matching proof if we ask for it. We answer from the same case thread, not a new ticket.

Contact route

If you want us to look at a specific record, message the legal mailbox from your registered address and note the date, wallet rail, and issue. DANA, OVO, GoPay, and QRIS traces help us verify faster.

Browse Questions About Legal Access

If you are checking what we keep, what we can change, or when access depends on local law, the answers below are the shortest path. They cover request methods, verification, retention, and contact routes, so you know which channel to use before you send a case.

Open the account panel, send the correction from your registered email, and include the field you want changed. If we need proof, we will ask for it before updating the record.

If your location or account details fall outside the local-law rules that apply, we can pause or decline access. We keep only the minimum record needed to explain the decision and handle later checks.

We keep the details needed for login, contact, verification, and payment handling, including DANA, OVO, GoPay, or QRIS references. We do not hold extra data that is not needed for the account.

We verify the message from the registered email or the account panel first, then compare the request with the file history. If the request touches sensitive data, we may ask for a second match.

Yes. Send the request through the account panel or the legal mailbox, and we will confirm the status, stop active access where allowed, and keep only the records required by law.

We keep records for the period needed for operations, security, and any legal duty that applies to the account. After that, the file is removed or de-identified where the process allows.