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Account terms, wallet records, KYC checks and UPI, Paytm, PhonePe handling are set out here so you know the legal basis before you open an account.

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CONTACT ROUTES

Check legal contact paths before you write

Legal requests move faster when the first message includes the right account detail, device used and payment reference.

Legal email Send policy questions, terms requests and correction requests from your account email. Include the date, mobile number suffix and the page or clause you mean, so we can trace the matter without exposing extra data.
KYC desk Use this route when a document check affects account access or a withdrawal. We ask only for records needed to verify identity, address, payment ownership or age status under applicable Indian law.
Wallet record help For UPI, Paytm or PhonePe disputes, share the transaction ID, time and amount shown by your app. We compare it with ledger entries before giving a written status on the wallet record.
DATA CARE

Browse how we protect legal records

Our legal handling starts with data minimisation, account checks and clear retention periods.

Data purpose

We collect account, device, payment and KYC data for access checks, fraud control, legal record keeping and wallet settlement. Each category is linked to a stated purpose rather than stored as an open-ended profile.

Cookie choices

Cookies help us keep sessions active, remember language choices and detect account abuse. Where a cookie is not essential, you can manage it through the banner or your browser settings.

Account security

Login activity, device changes and password resets may trigger extra checks. If a sign-in pattern looks unusual, we may pause sensitive actions until ownership is verified through account-linked contact details.

Record retention

Wallet entries, KYC decisions and legal correspondence are kept for periods required by law, dispute handling and audit needs. When a record is no longer needed, we delete or anonymise it where permitted.

Correction requests

If your name, address, payment link or contact detail is wrong, ask us to correct it from your account email. We may request proof before changing records tied to withdrawals or identity checks.

Escalation route

If the first reply does not solve a legal request, ask for escalation and quote the ticket number. A senior handler can then check the prior response, records and applicable clause together.

Discover answers on your legal rights

This section covers the legal questions we receive most often about account access, data, payments and contact routes. It is written for India account holders in plain language, but it does not replace the full terms. If your issue depends on state law, payment records or identity checks, contact us with the exact details before you act.

The terms shown on this page apply with the privacy, cookie and payment rules linked from your account area. By opening and using an account, you accept the current version that applies to your access.

No single rule applies across every location. Access and eligibility depend on local law and are available only where local law permits, so we may restrict account use when a location check requires it.

We keep account details, login events, device signals, KYC records, payment references and support messages when they are needed for legal duties, fraud checks, wallet settlement, disputes or account security.

Payment records help us match deposits, failed transfers, reversals and withdrawal requests to your wallet. If a reference does not match, we may ask for the transaction ID before changing the ledger.

Write from your account email and state what needs correction, why it is wrong and which proof supports the change. We check the request before updating records tied to identity or payments.

KYC checks may be needed to confirm identity, address, payment ownership or minimum age status under applicable law. We use those documents for legal checks, not as public profile material.

Retention depends on the record type and the reason it exists. Wallet entries, KYC decisions and legal messages may be kept while law, audits, disputes or security checks require them.