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extatogel Legal terms for your account

Clear Legal terms explain how we handle your account, payment records and access requests before you enter the lobby.

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POLICY CONTACT

Get Legal help beside your account

A clear contact route matters when a Legal question affects account access or a payment record. Open the support panel beside the account area and identify the issue as privacy, access, verification or transaction history. We use the details you provide to locate the relevant record, explain the applicable policy section and tell you what further account step is needed.

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Account access

Ask us to explain a phone-verification or account-access decision. Include your account identifier, and we will point you to the Legal wording that applies where local law permits.

Wallet records

For a DANA, OVO, GoPay or QRIS record question, provide the transaction reference shown in your account. We can check the policy route without asking you to send a wallet password.

Privacy requests

Use the policy contact route to request a copy, correction or removal of eligible account data. We may ask for account verification before changing records linked to your identity.

DATA PRACTICES

How extatogel handles Legal privacy

We treat the Legal notice as an operating process rather than a page kept apart from the account flow.

Data collection

We collect the account details needed for access, phone verification, security checks and payment matching. The Legal notice explains the purpose of each category so you can understand why a detail is requested.

Cookie choices

Cookies can support account continuity and policy preferences on your device. Our Legal wording explains their role and the available choice path before you continue through the account pages.

Account security

Keep your login details private and complete phone verification through your own account. We use account checks when access or a payment reference appears inconsistent with the stored details.

Payment retention

DANA, OVO, GoPay, QRIS, bank transfer and virtual account references may remain in records for the period stated in our Legal notice, including checks required for account history.

Changing details

If your phone or personal account detail changes, contact us through the policy route and identify the field to be corrected. We verify the request before amending information tied to access.

Access questions

Eligibility depends on local law. If you are unsure whether access applies to your location, ask us through the support panel before opening an account or sending a payment request.

Legal answers before account access

These Legal answers address the questions we expect you to ask before creating an account. If your situation is different, use the policy contact route and include only the account details needed to locate your request.

It covers account access, phone verification, privacy, cookies, security checks, payment records, retention and requests to correct or remove eligible data. It also explains that access depends on local law.

Yes. Contact us through the policy route, identify the detail that appears wrong and complete the requested account check. We will assess the request under the Legal terms and applicable law.

Our Legal process links DANA and QRIS references to the account record used for the request. If a reference does not match, provide its account history entry so we can check it.

Phone verification helps connect access to the person who created the account and limits unauthorised changes. The policy explains how this check is used before access or detail changes.

The retention period is stated in the current Legal notice and can depend on the record type and applicable obligations. Ask through support if you need the period for a specific reference.

You may request removal of eligible data through the privacy contact route. Some records may need to remain for stated Legal, security or transaction-history reasons, subject to local law.

Access depends on local law, including the rules applying to your location. Check the current Legal notice before opening an account; our support panel can clarify the stated access wording.