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Indonesia Access Rules For Your Account

This page sets the legal terms for your account, data handling, and access in Indonesia.

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CONTACT ROUTES

Ways To Reach Us About Legal

If you need a legal check, our team answers through live chat, WhatsApp, and email from 09:00-21:00 WIB every day.

Live chat Use live chat for access checks, consent questions, and account verification.
WhatsApp Send your registered number, transaction reference, or document update request through WhatsApp when you…
Email Email works well for record requests, correction notices, and longer explanations.
DATA HANDLING

Account Security, Cookies, And Data Use

We keep legal handling narrow: the data we store is limited to account details, device logs, cookie state, and transaction references needed to verify access or answer a request.

Data use

We use your name, contact details, login history, and payment references only to verify the account, handle DANA, OVO, GoPay, or QRIS records, and answer legal requests. We do not need extra data for that job.

Cookies

Our cookie state keeps your session, language choice, and consent flags on the device you used. On Android, iPhone, or desktop, you can clear it in browser settings and sign in again when you want a fresh session.

Account security

From Account > Security, you can change your password, check recent logins, and update the email or phone tied to the account. We may ask for a fresh verification step before sensitive changes go through.

Retention

We keep access logs and transaction references only for the period needed to settle disputes, prevent abuse, and meet local legal duties. After that period, the record stays only when the law says we must keep it.

Change requests

Send correction requests through support with your registered email, the item you want changed, and a clear screenshot when useful. We compare it with the account record before we update anything tied to identity or transaction history.

Local law access

If your location allows access, we show you the policy and the account status that applies to you; if local law does not permit access, we block the session and keep the record handling within the allowed scope.

Legal Questions About Access And Data

These are the questions we answer most often about access, retention, and account changes. If your case touches a payment reference from DANA, OVO, GoPay, or QRIS, we ask for the matching transaction ID before we move the request forward. You can send it through live chat or email, depending on the record type and how fast you need a reply.

It covers access, account data, cookies, retention, and how we handle requests under local law. It does not replace the exact rule shown in your account screen, which stays tied to the session and region you used.

You can open the account only where local law permits. When access is allowed, the same policy applies on Android, iPhone, and desktop, and we keep the device check and login record for verification.

Send your registered email, the detail you want changed, and a screenshot if it helps. We verify the match first, then update the account record or explain why we must keep the current entry.

We keep the transaction reference, time stamp, and account link only as long as we need it for verification, dispute handling, or legal duties. After that, the record follows the retention rule that applies to it.

Yes, the browser keeps consent and session cookies on the device you used until you clear them or they expire. On Android, iPhone, or desktop, you control that through browser settings, not through a separate app.

Use live chat for fast access checks, WhatsApp for identity follow-up, and email for longer record requests. If your message includes a payment reference or device issue, attach it so we can verify it faster.

If local law allows deletion, we process the request after verifying your account and checking what must stay for legal or dispute reasons. If a record must remain, we limit it to the smallest allowed set.