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Legal Terms for Your Account

We keep the legal page plain: it shows how access, account checks, and change requests work when local law allows use.

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CONTACT PATHS

Where To Reach Us

For legal requests, we keep the contact path short: live chat for fast triage, email for written records, and WhatsApp for case follow-up. You can send the account email, the date range, and the payment rail used, and we use that to locate the right file. If local law limits a request, we tell you what can be handled and what must stay in place.

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Live chat

Use live chat for access questions or account corrections when you want a quick reply. We are available every day, 09:00-23:00 WIB, and we can point you to the exact form if your request needs a written trail.

Email

Send email when you need a document request, correction, or deletion request logged with timestamps. Add your registered email, the account name, and the payment rail, and we will reply in the same thread.

WhatsApp

Use WhatsApp for status checks and short follow-ups after you already sent the request. We share the case number there, then keep sensitive details inside the channel that is safest for the record.

RECORD HANDLING

How We Handle Records

We handle legal records in a narrow way: only the data needed to verify your account, trace a payment, or answer a request stays in scope.

Data capture

We store the fields needed to run a legal check: registered email, device details, login time, and payment reference data from DANA, OVO, GoPay, or QRIS. That lets us match the right account without guessing.

Cookies

Cookies keep your session, language choice, and page state in place while you move through the legal pages. You can clear them in your browser, but a fresh sign-in may be needed for any sensitive request.

Account security

For any change request, we confirm the email tied to your account and may ask you to repeat the request from the same inbox. That step helps stop another person from changing your record without permission.

Retention

We keep support transcripts and transaction logs only as long as we need them for account checks, record handling, or incident follow-up. If a local rule requires a longer keep period, we follow that rule.

Change requests

If you need a correction or copy, send the exact account name, the date range, and the payment rail you used. We use that detail to locate the file and avoid asking you to repeat the same facts.

Escalation path

If a request stays open, ask support for escalation and include the case number. We keep the thread in one channel so you can track the reply without sending the same documents to different agents.

Common Questions About Legal Requests

If you want a clear answer before you send a request, this section covers the basics we get asked about most. We explain access, corrections, retention, cookies, and the channel you should use when you want a written record. If local law changes the outcome, we follow the rule that applies where your account is allowed to operate.

Yes. Send the request from the email tied to your account, along with the account name and the date range you want. We use those details to find the right record and return the available file.

Tell us which field is wrong, send the current value and the correct one, and confirm the request from your registered email. If the change affects a payment trace, we may ask for the matching DANA, OVO, GoPay, or QRIS reference.

If the rule in your region does not allow access, we do not open the account there. When a request depends on local law, we follow the rule that applies in your area and explain the next permitted step.

We keep transcripts and transaction logs only for the period needed to handle account checks, record handling, and follow-up questions. If a local requirement asks for a longer keep period, that requirement takes priority.

Live chat is fastest for a simple question, email is better for a written record, and WhatsApp works well for case follow-up. Use the same contact path until the request is closed so the thread stays easy to trace.

Cookies do not change the legal rule itself, but they help us keep the session stable while you move between pages. If you clear them, sign in again before you send a sensitive request so the account match stays clean.

Use the registered email, your account name, the date, and the payment rail name. That is usually enough for us to trace a DANA, OVO, GoPay, or QRIS record and respond without extra back-and-forth.