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d400 Service availability depends on jurisdiction. It is the user's responsibility to check local law before access.

Our legal posture is simple: your access is governed by the terms shown on this page, the account rules presented during registration, and the laws that apply where you are. Where Indian state or local law does not allow access, we may decline registration, pause account

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activity, or ask for additional checks. Wallet activity is treated as part of your account record, so UPI, Paytm, PhonePe and Google Pay references may be used to match transactions, verify withdrawals, answer disputes, and meet record-keeping duties. We do not ask you to rely on
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verbal promises outside the written terms. If a term changes, we place the updated wording where you can read it before continuing.

Service availability depends on jurisdiction. It is the user's responsibility to check local law before access.

CONTACT ROUTES

Check contact paths for legal requests

Legal requests need a clear trail, so we separate them from casual account questions. Use the route that matches your issue and include your registered mobile number, email address, transaction reference when relevant, and a short description of what you need changed, checked, or supplied. We may ask for identity proof before sharing account records or altering sensitive details.

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Send formal account, privacy, cookie or terms requests through the legal email listed in your account area. We log the date, confirm receipt, and may ask for identity proof before acting.

Account chat route

Use chat for quick legal routing when you are signed in and need the correct address, document type, or case reference. Chat cannot replace written consent for sensitive record changes.

Wallet case path

For UPI, Paytm, PhonePe or Google Pay disputes, include the transaction reference and account mobile number. We compare wallet logs with account records before replying with the next legal step.

RECORD CARE

Browse how we handle your records

Your legal record is more than a name and mobile number. It can include registration details, sign-in events, cookie choices, wallet references, KYC checks, support messages, device markers, and any written request…

Data capture

We collect account data you provide, device signals from your session, and wallet references tied to UPI, Paytm, PhonePe or Google Pay. Each record is linked to account operation or legal duties.

Cookie choices

Cookies help keep your session active, remember language and device settings, and detect unusual account access. You can adjust browser controls, but some account security cookies are needed for sign-in.

Account security

We use password checks, session monitoring and verification steps when account activity looks unusual. If you ask for sensitive records, we confirm identity before sending data or making account changes.

Wallet evidence

Payment records are handled as legal evidence for matching deposits, checking withdrawal requests, and resolving disputes. A UPI reference or Paytm receipt may be required before we can trace funds.

Retention rules

We keep records for as long as needed for account operation, tax or legal duties, dispute review, and fraud checks. After that, we restrict access, anonymise, or delete where the law allows.

Correction requests

If your name, mobile number, email or address is wrong, ask us to correct it through the account contact path. We may request documents before changing details tied to withdrawals.

Discover legal answers before account setup

These answers explain the legal points you are most likely to check before opening or using an account. They cover eligibility, data access, account correction, wallet records, cookies, and the contact route for formal requests. If your question involves local law, we will assess it by the place you access the account from and the records linked to your account.

The terms shown during registration, the current legal wording on this page, and any account-specific notices apply. If there is a conflict, we use the version presented for your account activity at that time.

Yes. Access and eligibility depend on local law and are available only where local law permits. We may ask for checks, restrict account activity, or decline access if local rules require it.

We may keep your name, mobile number, email, sign-in data, device markers, wallet references, support messages and verification documents. These records help operate your account, handle disputes, and meet legal duties.

Send a written request through the legal email or account route shown after sign-in. We verify your identity first, then provide account records that we can lawfully share with you.

Yes, you can request a correction if account details are inaccurate. For details linked to withdrawals or identity checks, we may ask for documents before making the change in our records.

UPI, Paytm, PhonePe and Google Pay references are treated as account records. We use them to match deposits, verify withdrawals, investigate disputes, and meet record-keeping duties under applicable law.

Formal legal contact is handled through the email or account route listed in your account area. Include your registered details, the issue, and any transaction reference so we can trace the record.

Open d400 legal terms for India

Check contact paths for legal requests

Legal email desk

Account chat route

Wallet case path

Browse how we handle your records

Data capture

Cookie choices

Account security

Wallet evidence

Retention rules

Correction requests

Discover legal answers before account setup

01 What legal terms apply to my account?

02 Does access depend on Indian local law?

03 Which account details do you keep?

04 How can I ask for a copy of my data?

05 Can I correct wrong account details?

06 How are UPI and wallet records treated legally?

07 Who handles formal legal contact?

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