How local law shapes access
Our legal position is direct: access depends on local law, and we only keep the path open where that law permits it. Before any wallet action, we ask you to read the terms tied to your account, because the name on your profile must match the
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name on your payment rail. That matters for DANA, OVO, GoPay, and QRIS, and it also matters when we check deposits, withdrawals, or a profile change request. We keep a record of login device, consent, and payment activity so we can answer disputes with a clear
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trail. Cookies help us remember your session and language choice, but they do not replace account verification. If the law changes in your region, we update the page for new sessions and new requests, while older records stay tied to the rule that applied when they
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were collected. You can always ask support to point you to the latest text before you move on.
Service availability depends on jurisdiction. Users are responsible for checking local law before access.