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Privacy Policy for Indian Accounts

We explain what we collect, why we need it, and how you can reach us about any privacy change before you open your account.

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CONTACT ROUTES

Privacy Contact Routes in India

If something in this policy needs a change, contact us from the email linked to your account or from the support form in your profile.

Email Send the request from the email on your account and mention whether it is about access, correction, or deletion. We use that address to match the record and send the reply.
Support Form Use the form if you want a written trail. Add your account email, the page or record involved, and the change you want so we can route it fast.
Chat If you are already signed in, chat helps us confirm identity and point you to the right privacy step. We may move the matter to email if it needs a formal trace.
HANDLING STANDARDS

How We Keep India Account Records

We keep this policy tied to account actions, not vague labels. Account data stays in the sign-in file, cookies stay in the browser, and payment records stay only long enough to match…

Data We Keep

We keep account identifiers, contact details, device signals, and the payment record tied to UPI, Paytm, PhonePe, or Google Pay only for sign-in, support, fraud checks, and duties that apply under local law.

Cookies And Sessions

Cookies help us keep you signed in, remember language, and protect the session from misuse. If you clear them in the browser, some pages may ask you to sign in again or set your choices once more.

Security Checks

When sign-in behaviour changes, we may ask for a code, a device check, or another step before we accept a request. That helps us stop the wrong person from changing sensitive settings.

Retention Periods

Records stay only as long as needed for account work, dispute handling, support, or legal duties that apply in India. After that reason ends, we remove or lock the record where our systems allow.

Contact Route

For a privacy matter, contact us from the email on your account or use the form inside your profile. Tell us the request type and enough detail to match the right record.

Your Change Requests

You can ask for correction, access, or deletion where local law permits. If we cannot complete the full request, we will explain the limit and tell you what part can still be changed.

Questions on Data, Access, and Changes

These questions cover the parts of the policy you are most likely to check before opening an account. We keep the answers short so you can see what we collect, how cookies work, how long records stay with us, and where to send a request if you want a change under local law. If something is still unclear, you can use the contact path in your account and we will point you to the right step.

We collect the email, phone number, sign-in details, device signals, and the record tied to any payment you make through UPI, Paytm, PhonePe, or Google Pay. We use it to run the account and confirm requests.

Cookies keep the session live, remember your language, and let us spot odd access patterns. They also help us load the same settings next time, so you do not repeat small steps on every visit.

We keep records only for the time needed for account work, support, dispute handling, and any legal duty that applies in India. When that reason ends, we delete or lock the record where our systems allow.

Use the email or form linked to your account and tell us the exact change you want. Add enough detail for us to match the record, and we will answer through the same channel.

Yes, where local law permits. Some records may need to stay for security or accounting duties, but we will still tell you what can change and what must stay.

Yes. Access depends on local law and is available where local law permits. If a request comes from a place where we cannot act on it, we may have to limit the request or the account.

A new device can trigger a quick check so we know the sign-in is yours. We may ask for a code or another confirmation step before we change sensitive settings.