Local Law And Account Data
Our legal position follows the rules that apply where you access the page. If Indonesian law, or the law in your location, does not permit a login, a payment action, or a data request, we stop that step for your session and ask you to continue
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only where local law permits. When you move money through DANA, OVO, GoPay, or QRIS, we keep only the fields needed to match the transfer, confirm the account, and trace a dispute later; we do not ask for extra details unless a payment or identity check
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needs them. We may also ask for an ID image or a phone confirmation before we edit account data, because the wallet name, the account name, and the request must line up. Records stay only as long as needed for access control, account history, or legal
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requests, and you can ask for a correction or a copy through live chat or email.
Service availability depends on jurisdiction. Users are responsible for checking local law before access.