Local Law, Data, and Access
Our legal position is straightforward: we only keep accounts open where local law permits, and we apply the same rules to data, cookies, and account changes on every request. If you use DANA, OVO, GoPay, or QRIS, those rails stay attached to the account history so
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we can match a payment trail, confirm the right profile, and answer disputes without guesswork. We may ask for a code sent to your email on file or phone on file before we change profile details, release an account statement, or check a security flag. Cookies
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help us remember your login state and language choice across mobile and desktop. Retention depends on the request type and any duty to keep records, so some files stay longer than simple session data. If a request comes from outside a permitted region, we pause it
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and explain why.
Service availability depends on jurisdiction. Users are responsible for checking local law before access.