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Our legal page gives you the rules that sit behind account access, identity checks, wallet records and privacy choices before you join.

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CONTACT PATHS

Check legal contact paths before joining

Legal help works better when your request reaches the right channel with enough detail. Use the email linked to your account whenever possible, include dates and receipt IDs where relevant, and avoid sending unrelated documents. We keep each legal request tied to the account record so the reply can be checked against our terms and privacy duties.

Team online

Legal email

Send legal questions from the email linked to your account. We use that match to protect your records, then route privacy, terms or eligibility matters to the team that handles them.

Account help desk

Use chat for account-access documents, name corrections or wallet receipt queries. We may ask for a transaction ID from UPI, Paytm or PhonePe before we discuss any account record.

Dispute path

If you believe a term has been applied wrongly, send the page link, account email and date. We keep the complaint trail with restricted access while the matter is assessed.

DATA CARE

Browse how we protect legal records

Our legal duties cover more than written terms. They include how we collect data, how long records stay with us, who can view them and how you can ask for a correction.

Data handling

We collect account details, device signals, wallet activity and identity documents only for account operation, security checks, legal duties and request handling. Access is limited to teams that need the data for their work.

Cookie choices

Cookies help us keep sessions active, detect unusual access and remember basic preferences. Where choice is available, you can change non-essential cookie settings through your browser or account privacy controls.

Account security

Password resets, new-device checks and withdrawal verification are part of the legal record around your account. If we see mismatched details, we may pause access until ownership is confirmed.

Record retention

We keep account, wallet and contact records for periods required by law, dispute handling and fraud checks. When a lawful retention period ends, data is deleted or made unable to identify you.

Identity confirmation

Before we disclose private account data, we may ask for identity proof, account email checks or payment receipt references. This protects you from another person asking for your records.

Change requests

You can ask us to correct contact details, update spelling errors or look at privacy choices. Some records, such as verified payment history, may be kept unchanged where law requires accuracy.

Discover your legal rights and choices

These answers explain the legal points you may want to check before opening or using an account. They cover access, payment records, privacy choices and requests for changes. If your situation involves local rules, court orders or third-party claims, contact us with the account email so we can reply against the correct record.

The account terms, privacy terms, cookie terms and any lawful eligibility rule that applies to your location govern your access. Access and eligibility depend on local law and are available where local law permits.

Availability is not the same in every place. Your access depends on local law, your identity checks and our account terms, and we may restrict service where legal conditions are not met.

We may keep account details, identity checks, login records, wallet history, payment receipts and support messages. These records help us handle disputes, privacy requests, fraud checks and duties required by law.

Receipts can confirm wallet movement, payment source, timing and transaction references. We may use them when checking disputes, verifying withdrawals, correcting account issues or replying to lawful requests tied to your account.

Yes, you can ask us to correct wrong contact details or spelling errors. Some records, such as verified payment history or dispute material, may need to stay unchanged for legal accuracy.

When terms change, the updated version applies from the stated date unless the law requires another result. We may ask you to accept revised terms before further account access is allowed.

We discuss account records only with the account holder or a person who has valid authority. We may ask for proof before sharing private data, even if the request sounds urgent.