How local law shapes access
Our legal position is simple: we collect only the account details needed to run login, verification, support, and request handling, and we keep those records tied to the region you choose. If access depends on local law, we say so before you proceed, and we do
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not push you past that point. When a request touches deposits or withdrawals, the same rule set applies whether the rail is DANA, OVO, GoPay, or QRIS, because the payment context must match the jurisdiction. You can view the current version inside your account, and we
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log changes so you know which wording applied when you opened it. Where local law permits, you may continue; where it does not, we stop the flow and ask you to use the contact paths listed here. Retention follows the same principle: we keep request logs
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only as long as needed for security checks and dispute handling, then archive or remove them under our schedule.
Service availability depends on jurisdiction. Users are responsible for checking local law before access.