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Legal Terms for Indonesia Accounts

Clear legal terms for Indonesia accounts, with access only where local law permits it and a direct path for data or account changes.

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REQUEST CHANNELS

Where to Send Legal Requests

If you need a legal or data request, open live chat from the footer or send an email from your registered address.

Live Chat Use live chat from the footer when you need a legal check tied to your account. We answer in English, match the request to your registered email, and keep the thread for follow-up during 09:00-23:00 WIB.
Email Send the request from your registered email if you need a data copy, an account edit, or a jurisdiction question. We read every message in queue order and reply with the next step after we verify ownership.
Profile Form When live chat is busy, open the account form in your profile and choose the legal request category. That helps us route the case faster and compare your note with phone, email, and recent activity.
DATA SAFETY

How We Handle Your Records

This page explains how we treat account data when a legal request arrives. We keep the minimum details needed for sign-in, verification, and case handling, then limit who can see them inside…

Data Minimisation

We keep only the details needed to run your account, confirm your identity, and answer legal requests. That usually means your email, phone number, device fingerprint, and relevant transaction references, not a wider profile.

Cookie Control

Browser cookies stay focused on sign-in, language choice, and fraud checks. On mobile web, open Menu > Settings > Privacy to change the cookie choice; clear them and you may need to log in again.

Account Security

We expect one verified email and one phone number per account. If you change either, we ask for confirmation before the update lands, so nobody can alter your record without access to your inbox or phone.

Retention

We retain records only as long as needed for accounting, dispute handling, and legal duties that apply to the account. After that period, we remove or anonymise what we no longer need.

Change Requests

For edits, access checks, or deletion requests, contact us from the registered email or the account form. We compare the request with recent activity before acting, which protects you from unauthorised changes.

Contact Path

If a request needs escalation, our team keeps the case in one thread until it is closed. You can reply in the same email chain or reopen live chat without losing the record.

Questions About Access and Records

If your question is about access, identity, cookies, or a record update, start here. We answer the same way we handle account requests: by checking the details on file, pointing you to the right contact path, and staying within the rules that apply in your region. When local law sets a limit, that limit controls the final answer for each request.

No. Access depends on local law and is available only where local law permits it. If your region allows access, you can open the account and use the same legal rules across every page.

Yes. Send the request from your registered email or use live chat, and include the account name linked to your profile. We compare the request with the details on file before we share the secure next step.

Use the profile form or email us from the registered address. We verify the change against your current record, then update the field or tell you what proof we still need before we touch the account.

Cookies help with sign-in, language choice, and session checks. They do not change whether access is allowed; that still depends on local law and the account details you submit.

We keep account records for the period needed for accounting, dispute handling, and legal duties. After that, we remove or anonymise what no longer has a reason to stay in storage.

Reach us through live chat, email, or the profile form. Add your registered email, phone number, and the issue, so we can match the request without back-and-forth.