Local law and access rules
We keep this notice practical: it tells you when access may be limited, what happens to your records, and why a request can pause while we confirm identity or location. If local law permits access, we process your account under that rule; if it does not,
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we do not open service for that place. When a change request arrives, we compare it with the details on file, including your registered phone, email, and recent account activity. We store only the data needed for security checks, dispute handling, and legal duties, then remove
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or archive it when the retention period ends. DANA, OVO, GoPay, and QRIS are listed here as the local payment context tied to your account trail, not as a separate promise. That way, you can ask for a correction without sending the same documents again unless
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the earlier file is incomplete.
Service availability depends on jurisdiction. Users are responsible for checking local law before access.