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Our Legal page puts your account terms, privacy rights, cookie choices and India access rules in one place before you open an account.

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LEGAL CONTACTS

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Questions about terms, privacy, cookies or account access should reach the right team without bouncing between channels.

Terms query inbox Write to our legal contact path when a clause is unclear, you need a copy of current terms, or you want to understand how a rule applies before you continue with your account.
Privacy request route Use the privacy path to ask for access, correction or deletion where law allows. We may ask you to confirm account ownership before sharing or changing stored data.
Payment record query For UPI, Paytm or PhonePe disputes linked to legal records, share the transaction reference and account email. We compare wallet logs with processor receipts before replying.
ACCOUNT SAFETY

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Legal handling is practical: we collect only what is needed to run your account, meet verification duties, prevent misuse and answer lawful requests.

Data we collect

We keep account details, login records, wallet activity and contact messages needed to operate your account and meet legal duties. Extra documents are requested only when checks require them.

Cookie choices

Cookies support login sessions, language choices and basic site measurement. You can adjust browser settings, but blocking essential cookies may stop secure account pages from loading correctly.

Account security

We use login checks, device signals and withdrawal verification to reduce unauthorised access. If your email or phone changes, we may pause sensitive actions until ownership is confirmed.

Record retention

Payment logs, identity checks and dispute files are kept for the period needed for legal, tax, fraud prevention and audit reasons, then removed or anonymised when retention is no longer required.

Change requests

You can ask us to correct account data that is inaccurate. We may keep earlier records where required for transaction proof, dispute handling or compliance with applicable law.

Lawful disclosure

We disclose account records only when required by law, needed for payment processing, or necessary to protect the account and service against misuse, charge disputes or unauthorised access.

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These answers cover the legal points we are asked about most often before an account is opened or after a wallet issue appears. They explain rights, data handling, access, records and contact routes in plain language. If your case involves local law, payment proof or identity checks, send the exact account details so we can respond accurately.

The current terms on this page apply to your account use, wallet records, privacy choices and contact with us. Access and eligibility depend on local law and are available where local law permits.

Yes, you can request a copy where law allows. We first confirm account ownership, then provide data linked to your account, except records we must withhold for security, fraud prevention or legal reasons.

We use those records to match deposits, withdrawals, refunds, failed transfers and disputes with your account. Transaction references help us confirm timing, ownership and whether a processor response is needed.

You can ask us to correct inaccurate account data. We may request proof before changing legal names, phone numbers or payment identifiers, and we may retain earlier records where law requires.

Retention depends on the record type and legal need. Payment logs, dispute files and verification records may be kept longer than casual support messages because they may be needed for audits or claims.

Use the legal or privacy contact path and include your account email, issue date and relevant transaction reference. Avoid sending passwords or unrelated documents unless we ask through a secure channel.

If local law does not permit access, you must not use the account from that location. We may restrict account actions when required by law, payment rules or verification duties.