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Terms That Shape Your Account

Clear account rules keep your login, wallet-linked actions, and room access predictable from the first sign-in.

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CONTACT PATHS

Where To Ask About A Clause

Direct answers matter when a clause affects your access. We handle terms questions through live chat, WhatsApp, and email from 08:00-22:00 WIB. Send your registered phone number, the clause you want checked, and the device you used so we can trace the account record quickly. If a correction is needed, we tell you what to send and which step will update the file, so you are not left guessing about the result.

Team online

Live Chat

Open the chat window with your account ID and the clause number. We use it for quick checks on access, device switches, and payment-rule questions between 08:00-22:00 WIB.

WhatsApp

Message us on WhatsApp with the phone number on file and a short explanation. We reply with the exact clause, the record we checked, and any follow-up document we need.

Email

Use email when you want a written trail for a terms question or change request. Attach your registered name, the device type, and the relevant screenshot if a login or payment record needs checking.

DATA AND ACCESS

How We Handle Your Records

We keep this policy tied to the records you create, not to guesses. Cookie data stores language choice and session state, while account data carries your name, contact number, and the device…

Data Handling

We store only the details needed to identify your account, confirm requests, and trace access history. That includes your registered name, contact number, and recent login events, so we can answer terms questions with the right record.

Cookies

Cookies keep your session active, remember language choice, and reduce repeat logins when you return on the same device. They do not change the terms themselves; they just help the page load with the settings you already used.

Account Security

When a login comes from a new phone or desktop, we may ask for a code or a support check before the account opens fully. That protects withdrawals, wallet changes, and rule-sensitive actions from unverified access.

Retention

We keep request logs only as long as needed for account checks, dispute handling, and internal audit timing. After that period, records are limited to what the law or our operating process still requires.

Changes

If you want to correct your name, phone number, or wallet record, send the request through live chat or email from the address on file. We confirm the match before any edit is made.

Contact Path

For any clause you do not understand, ask for a written reply with the section number and your account ID. That gives us enough context to answer in writing and keeps the reply easy to trace if you need it again later.

Questions About Our Terms

These answers cover the clauses that usually matter when you open an account, change a wallet record, or ask for a corrected login history. We keep the language direct so you can match a question to the clause before you contact support. If a rule depends on local law, we say so plainly and apply it only where local law permits.

They apply from the moment you create an account, sign in, or send a request tied to your record. If you use a phone, desktop, or wallet connection, the same terms control the action you take on the site.

Yes. When local law does not permit access, we must limit or pause it, and we do that without changing the rest of your record. The page stays relevant only where local law allows the activity.

Send us your registered name, phone number, and the change you want through live chat or email. We compare it with the existing record before we edit anything, so the change is tied to the right account.

A new device can trigger a check before the account opens fully. That may include a code, a support reply, or a comparison with your stored login history, especially when payment or wallet details are involved.

Yes. DANA, OVO, GoPay, and QRIS are handled against the same account record, so mismatched names or numbers can slow a request. We use the record to confirm who sent it and where it should be posted.

Use the clause number, your account ID, and the channel you prefer. That gives us enough context to answer in writing and keeps the reply easy to trace if you need it again later.