How Local Law Shapes Access
Our legal position is simple: access depends on local law, and it is available only where local law permits. If your region is not permitted, we block the account path before you reach the lobby. When you do qualify, we ask for a normal sign-in, basic
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identity checks, and a current contact method so we can protect the account and keep the record clear. We keep only the details needed for verification, dispute handling, fraud checks, and any tax or audit request that applies under local law. Payment records from DANA, OVO,
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GoPay, and QRIS stay attached to your account history so we can trace a deposit or withdrawal request without asking for the same reference twice. If a rule changes, we update the terms and the access screen, then point you back to the current version.
Service availability depends on jurisdiction. Users are responsible for checking local law before access.