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Our Privacy Policy tells you what data we collect when you open an account, verify your wallet, use DANA, OVO, GoPay or QRIS, and move through rooms such…

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CONTACT PATHS

Reach Us About Privacy Choices

Fast privacy help matters when your phone changes, your wallet receipt needs checking, or your name spelling is wrong.

Live Chat Use the chat bubble inside your account from 09:00 to 23:00 WIB for privacy questions about cookies, device alerts, or profile changes. We may ask you to confirm your phone number before discussing account data.
WhatsApp Send a WhatsApp message when you cannot log in but still need a privacy check. Share your username and payment rail, such as DANA or GoPay, but never send your password or one-time code.
Email Email [email protected] for data access, correction, or retention requests that need a written trail. We reply with the next account step and may ask for wallet receipt details to verify ownership.
DATA CARE

How We Keep Account Data Clear

Privacy is not a single checkbox in our account flow. We collect only the data needed to run your account, settle wallet activity, protect access, and answer your requests.

Account data

We collect your username, phone number, password record, and account status when you open an account. This lets us identify you during support chats and connect privacy requests to the correct profile.

Payment records

DANA, OVO, GoPay, and QRIS activity creates receipt IDs, time stamps, and wallet matching data. We keep those records so you can query funding history and we can check disputed wallet entries.

Cookie use

Cookies help us remember session state, language choice, and whether your browser has seen our cookie notice. You can clear them in your browser settings, though your next visit may require a new login.

Device security

When you log in from a new phone, we may record device type, IP range, and session time. Open Account > Security to check recent access and contact us if anything looks unfamiliar.

Record retention

We keep account and wallet records only as long as needed for service, dispute checks, security, and legal duties. Retention periods can differ for login logs, payment receipts, and closed account requests.

Change requests

You can ask us to correct profile data, update contact details, or explain a record we hold. We verify account ownership first, usually by checking your phone number and recent wallet reference.

Privacy Questions You May Search

These answers focus on the data questions we hear most often before and after account opening. They cover what we collect, why payment records matter, how cookies work, and how you can contact us. If your issue involves a live account, include your username and the channel you used for DANA, OVO, GoPay, or QRIS.

We collect the details needed to create and protect your account, such as username, phone number, password record, and session data. We also record account steps linked to wallet checks and privacy support requests.

Wallet records help match your payment receipt to your account and let support check disputes without asking for full wallet access. We store receipt IDs, time stamps, channel names, and matching status.

Cookies remember your session, cookie notice choice, and basic browser signals. They help us keep you logged in between page moves and identify unusual access, but you can clear them through your browser settings.

Yes. Contact live chat, WhatsApp, or [email protected] with your username and registered phone number. We verify ownership first, then explain which data can be corrected and which records must stay unchanged.

Your request is handled by the team members who need access to answer it, such as privacy support and account security. We do not ask lobby staff to discuss sensitive wallet or identity details.

Retention depends on the record type. Login logs, payment receipts, support chats, and account status data may have different time frames because they support security checks, transaction disputes, and legal duties.

A new device can create a fresh security signal, including browser type, IP range, and login time. If access looks unusual, we may ask for extra account confirmation before discussing private data.