Definitions
Words like account, profile and reference mean the same thing on every policy page, so a clause here matches a clause in our terms.
This is the ug889 privacy policy — the page that tells you what we collect when you open an account, why we collect it, and how long we...
We collect the minimum we need to run your account: your name, contact details, device fingerprint, and the payment reference you choose. Where local law permits, we retain transaction logs for the periods regulators ask of us, then we delete or anonymise. You can request a copy of your record, ask us to correct a field, or close your account from inside
your profile. We never sell your data to third parties. Marketing messages are opt-in only, and you can switch them off in one tap. For supported regions in Indonesia, e-wallet references are stored encrypted, separated from your login credentials, and accessed only when you initiate a transaction or our compliance team flags a review under applicable rules.
Service availability is jurisdiction-dependent. Users are responsible for checking local law before access.
If you have a question about your data, these are the channels that reach our privacy desk directly. Each one is monitored by the team that actually handles the request, not a...
This document is not static. It gets read, edited, and signed off on a schedule, and we log every change so you can see what moved.
Every revision passes our retained Indonesian counsel before it goes live. They check wording against current data-protection statutes and flag...
We re-read the full policy every quarter. If a payment partner changes its handling, or a regulator updates guidance, we...
Older versions stay archived. If you signed up under last year's wording, you can request that copy and compare it...
A single privacy lead owns this document end-to-end. That means accountability is clear, and your access requests don't bounce between...
Before publishing, an editor strips legalese where it isn't load-bearing. The goal is a policy you can finish reading in...
Internal access to your profile is logged. If a staff member opens your record, we know who, when and why...
Our privacy policy lines up with our cookie notice, terms and KYC pages. Here's how the wording stays consistent so you don't get conflicting answers.
Words like account, profile and reference mean the same thing on every policy page, so a clause here matches a clause in our terms.
Data retention periods quoted here match the cookie page and KYC notice exactly, down to the month, with no rounding tricks.
The privacy inbox listed here is the same address used on the cookie banner and the account-closure flow, with no aliasing.
When we update one policy page, sibling pages that reference the same clause get re-stamped on the same day to avoid drift.
The supported-regions language is identical across pages, so what you read here applies cleanly to terms and KYC too.
Marketing and analytics opt-outs are described with the same steps everywhere, so toggling once gives you the result you expect.
The processors named here match the list on our cookie page, with the same purpose tags and the same regional storage notes.
This is the layout of the privacy page itself — the sections you'll see as you scroll, so you can jump straight to what matters.
A clean list of fields we capture at sign-up and during play, separated into required and optional, with a note on why each one exists in your profile.
For each data point, we explain the lawful basis and the operational reason. No vague catch-all clauses — every line connects to a specific account function.
A short map of internal teams and external processors that touch your record, with the role each one plays and the region they operate from.
Retention windows are stated in months or years per data category. When the clock runs out, the record is deleted or anonymised on the next purge cycle.
The buttons and forms inside your profile that let you export, correct or close. Each control links to a short walkthrough so you know what happens after you click.
A dated list of policy changes sits at the foot of the page. Material changes also trigger an in-app notice so you don't miss anything that affects your account.