Where Local Law Sets the Boundaries
We apply the rule set that matches the place where you access us, and we do not open a feature where local law does not permit it. That means your account, your stored data, and any request to change or close the record are handled by
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the same jurisdiction-first process. When you use DANA, OVO, GoPay, or QRIS, we can use the payment trail to match the right profile and reduce mix-ups. If we need proof, we ask for the email on file, the last verified device, or a wallet name that
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matches the account. The same page is available on desktop and mobile, with the footer link taking you back here whenever you need to recheck the terms. If your request is tied to a local restriction, we answer only where local law permits and keep a
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record of the action we took.
Service availability depends on jurisdiction. Users are responsible for checking local law before access.