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Legal Terms Before You Open Account

Clear account rules, DANA, OVO, GoPay, and QRIS records, plus cookie controls are set out here before you open your account.

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CONTACT ROUTES

Three Legal Contact Paths

Legal questions need a traceable route, so we keep contact channels tied to your account ID and time of request.

Live chat record Use live chat for quick legal questions about terms, cookie settings, or account access.
WhatsApp legal queue WhatsApp suits requests with screenshots, DANA receipts, OVO timestamps, or QRIS payment proof.
Email paper trail Email [email protected] when you need a written answer on data changes, account closure records…
DATA CONTROLS

Six Account Data Legal Practices

We treat legal records as account evidence, not decoration. Your profile details, wallet receipts, cookie choices, and device sessions help us answer access requests, payment disputes, and security questions.

Identity matching

When you open an account, we link your name, phone number, and payment route. Legal requests must match those details before we discuss balances, sessions, or records tied to DANA, OVO, GoPay, or QRIS.

Cookie choice

Cookie settings help us keep login sessions, language choice, and fraud checks clear. You can clear cookies in your browser, then log in again to rebuild only the settings needed for your account.

Device sessions

Your account menu shows recent device activity under Account, Security, then Sessions. If a phone or browser looks unfamiliar, contact us before making wallet changes so we can mark the event.

Payment retention

DANA, OVO, GoPay, and QRIS receipts are kept with timestamps, reference numbers, and account IDs. We use those records to resolve legal wallet questions and remove them only when retention rules allow.

Change requests

You may ask us to correct your phone number, display name, or contact email. We verify the request with a code and may ask for the latest payment reference before changing account data.

Closure records

If you ask to close your account, we mark the profile as closed and keep only the records needed for legal, payment, and security reasons. Access to the lobby ends after confirmation.

Legal Questions You May Search

These answers focus on your legal relationship with us: account eligibility, data access, cookies, wallet records, and contact routes. They do not replace local legal advice, and they do not expand access beyond what local law permits. For account-specific questions, contact support with your account ID, phone number, and any DANA, OVO, GoPay, or QRIS reference.

Your account is governed by the terms shown on this legal page, the privacy wording, and any wallet rules shown before a transaction. Access and eligibility depend on local law and where local law permits.

Indonesia access can vary by location, device route, and applicable rules. We do not treat account access as universal. If local law does not permit access, we may refuse signup, login, or wallet activity.

We keep profile details, phone verification events, device sessions, cookie choices, and payment references from DANA, OVO, GoPay, and QRIS. These records help us answer disputes, security checks, and lawful account requests.

Yes. Contact support from the phone number or email tied to your account, then pass the verification step. For sensitive changes, we may ask for a recent payment reference or login detail.

Send your account ID, registered phone number, and the date range you need through live chat, WhatsApp, or [email protected]. We check your identity before sharing wallet or session records.

No access method should be used to bypass local law. If your location, network, or device route is restricted, eligibility still depends on local law and remains available only where local law permits.

We place updated wording on this page with the effective date. Your continued account use after that date means the newer wording applies, unless local law requires a different handling of older records.