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Privacy Policy for Indonesia Accounts

Whether you open from Medan or elsewhere in Indonesia, this page tells you how we handle the data tied to your account, login, and payment steps.

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CONTACT PATHS

Where to Ask About Privacy

If you need help with privacy, we keep the contact paths direct so you can reach the right team fast.

Live Chat Open chat from the footer and send the account email, the date, and the…
Email Write to our privacy mailbox when you need a copy, a correction, or a…
WhatsApp Use WhatsApp if you need to confirm a device change or ask about a…
DATA HANDLING

How We Handle Your Data

We handle privacy in steps, not guesswork. First, we collect only the details needed to open, secure, and service your account.

Account Records

We store the email, password hash, and login history linked to your account so we can keep access controlled and trace suspicious sign-ins. We do not use that record for anything outside account service, recovery, or security checks.

Cookies

Cookies help us remember your session, language choice, and the pages you opened before logout. If you clear them, the site may ask you to sign in again, and that is normal for a private session on a shared device.

Payment Matching

When you send a payment reference from DANA, OVO, GoPay, or QRIS, we compare it with the account name and timestamp before any balance change. That check helps us catch wrong-entry claims and keeps the record clear for later support.

Retention

We keep records only as long as we need them for service, dispute handling, tax or audit duties, or legal requests. After that, we archive or remove them based on the reason they were collected and the law that applies.

Your Changes

If you want to see, correct, or delete a record, contact us from the email on file and state the exact change you want. We may ask for a second check so the request reaches the right account, not the wrong one.

One Thread

For any privacy question, send one message through live chat or email rather than several threads. That keeps the request traceable, shortens response time, and lets us answer from the same case history without extra repetition.

Privacy Questions People Ask

This page should make the policy easy to read before you open an account. We spell out what we collect during sign-in, how cookie data works, how payment references from DANA, OVO, GoPay, and QRIS are matched, and how to ask for a change. If access is restricted by local law, we keep it closed in that region. That way, you know what happens to your data before you submit anything, and the wording stays tied to real account actions.

We collect the email, password hash, device type, browser settings, and the details you send when you contact us. If you use DANA, OVO, GoPay, or QRIS, we also keep the payment reference tied to the account and timestamp.

Cookies help us keep you signed in, remember the language setting, and load the pages you opened most recently. If you clear them, you may need to sign in again, which is normal for a private session on a shared phone.

We match the payment reference, account name, and timestamp before any balance change. That check reduces wrong-entry claims and gives us a clean record if you later ask about a deposit or a withdrawal step tied to the same account.

Yes. Send the email on file, name the exact detail you want corrected, and include any supporting screenshot. We may ask one more check before we update the record so the change goes to the right account.

We keep records only for the time needed for account service, dispute handling, tax or audit duties, and legal requests. After that, we archive or remove them under the retention reason that created the record, and we do not keep them longer without cause.

Use live chat for quick questions, email for record changes, and WhatsApp when you need to confirm a device or payment reference. Please send one clear request so we can answer from the same case and avoid mixing details.

We do not open the service in a place where local law does not allow it. That means your data is not requested for an unavailable region, and any blocked access stays blocked until the law changes.