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Legal Terms for Indonesia Access

This page sets out how we handle legal access, stored records, and request handling for your account in Indonesia.

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Where Local Law Sets the Rules

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We apply this page as the rule set for your account in Indonesia, and it works only where local law permits access. If a request comes from a place where the service cannot be offered, we decline it rather than leave the status unclear. For stored

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records, we keep only what we need to run the account, answer a legal request, and meet audit or tax duties that apply to us. When you ask for a record tied to DANA, OVO, GoPay, or QRIS, we use the same identity check and log
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trail as any other account request. That means we match the request to the email on file, a recent login step, and the timestamp we saved with the case. If you want to change your details or ask for removal where that is allowed, use the
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contact paths below and include the account email plus the device you used.

Service availability depends on jurisdiction. Users are responsible for checking local law before access.

CONTACT PATHS

How to Reach Our Legal Team

The fastest legal contact path is chat, then email, then the account form if you need a written trail. Our team handles these requests daily from 09:00 to 21:00 WIB, and we ask you to send the registered email first so we can match the right record. If your case includes a payment reference, add the DANA, OVO, GoPay, or QRIS code so we can trace it without delaying the reply.

Team online

Live chat

Send a legal request in live chat and our team will answer daily from 09:00 to 21:00 WIB. Add your registered email first, then the request type, so we can match the right record without delay.

Email

Write to [email protected] when you need a copy, a correction, or a removal request. We log the time it arrives, confirm the account name, and reply in plain English with the next step.

Account form

Open Profile, choose Legal Request, and submit the change from the device you normally use. That path gives us a clean trail for identity checks, which matters when the case touches stored records or access rights.

DATA PRACTICES

How We Handle Records

We keep this process narrow: only the records needed for legal handling, account security, and dispute checks stay on file.

Data scope

We keep only the details needed for account handling, request checks, and any duty that applies to us. That usually includes contact data, login history, device markers, and any slot or live-table log linked to your case.

Cookie use

Cookies help us remember your session, language, and whether you already saw a policy banner. You can clear them in browser settings, though the next visit may ask you to sign in again.

Security checks

For changes to email, phone, or payment-linked records, we ask for a fresh login, a one-time code, and a short confirmation through chat or email. That extra step helps stop the wrong person from changing your file.

Retention window

We retain legal and audit logs only for the period needed to handle the account, settle a dispute, or meet a duty that applies to us. After that, the records are removed or anonymized.

Request changes

If you want a copy, correction, or deletion request where local law allows it, send the account email, the date range, and the device you used. We then confirm what can be changed before we touch the record.

Contact trail

Every case gets a reference number so you can follow the same request across chat and email. If something is missing, we tell you which detail to add instead of asking you to start again.

Legal Questions We Hear Often

These questions cover access, stored records, and how we take requests from Indonesia. If your case depends on local law, we apply the law that governs your account and we tell you which step comes next. For payment-linked records, the DANA, OVO, GoPay, or QRIS reference helps us find the right log faster, especially when you contact us from a phone and later continue on desktop.

Access depends on local law and is available only where local law permits. If your location is not permitted, we block the account path and keep the status clear, rather than letting you enter and then close it later.

We keep the minimum data needed for legal handling: contact details, login logs, device history, and the notes tied to your request. We do not collect more than we need for that purpose.

Send the request from the email on file, include the account name, and mention the device you used last. You can start in chat or email, and we will confirm the next step after we verify the match.

Yes. If the case touches DANA, OVO, GoPay, or QRIS, add the reference code or timestamp so we can locate the correct log. That makes the legal check faster and cuts down on extra back-and-forth.

We store legal and audit logs only as long as they are needed for account handling, dispute checks, or duties that apply to us. After that, we delete them or anonymize them so they no longer point to you.

Start with live chat for quick questions, or email if you want a written trail. If your request needs a form, use Profile > Legal Request from your usual device so the case stays linked to the right account.

Legal Terms for Indonesia Access

How to Reach Our Legal Team

Live chat

Email

Account form

How We Handle Records

Data scope

Cookie use

Security checks

Retention window

Request changes

Contact trail

Legal Questions We Hear Often

01 Can I access my account from Indonesia?

02 What personal data do you keep?

03 How do I request a correction?

04 Can I ask about DANA, OVO, GoPay, or QRIS records?

05 How long do you store legal logs?

06 Who should I contact first?

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