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Legal terms, data rights and account access

Open your account only where local law permits, and read the legal terms that set how we handle data, access and account changes in India.

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CONTACT PATHS

Where Legal Questions Reach Us

If you want a copy of the terms, have a data question or need to correct an account detail, send us a message from the site, the app or email.

Email desk Send legal questions, correction requests or data requests to our email desk. We log the registered address, check the request against the current terms and reply with the next step after verification.
In-app message Use the in-app message panel when you need to ask about access rules, record retention or a change to stored details. The thread stays tied to your account, so we can trace the request history.
Contact form The site form works well when you want a paper trail. Add your registered name, account email and the exact change you want, and we will confirm receipt before asking for any extra proof.
DATA CARE

Data, Cookies and Account Records

We keep legal data handling narrow: only the details needed to run your account, verify requests and keep the record we are required to hold.

Data handling

We use the details you give us to open and manage the account, confirm requests and answer legal queries. We do not add extra fields without a reason, and each record stays tied to the account that created it.

Cookies

Session cookies keep you signed in, remember language choice and help us spot repeat requests from the same browser. If you clear them, the site will ask for a fresh login and may reset saved preferences.

Account security

Keep your registered email and password private. If you suspect someone else reached the account, tell us at once so we can pause access, check recent logins and inspect the request trail for anything unusual.

Record retention

Request logs, correction history and access checks stay only for the period needed for legal handling, dispute checks or record keeping required by law. After that, they move to archive or are removed under our retention process.

Change requests

To change stored details, send the registered email, the exact field that needs an update and any proof the rule asks for. We answer with the accepted route, or with the reason a change cannot be made.

Contact routing

Legal requests go to a small handling team first, then to the right person if a second sign-off is needed. This keeps the response consistent and makes it easier to track the status of each case.

Common Legal Questions in India

These questions cover access, correction, record keeping and contact paths. If your situation depends on a local rule, we follow the rule that applies in India and tell you what we can do next. Use the registered email, the site form or the signed-in message path, and we will route the case to the right team. Where a request needs identity proof, we ask only for the minimum needed to match the account.

Yes. Send the request from your registered email or signed-in message, and we will confirm the account before sharing the data we can under local law. Some records may stay if another rule requires retention.

Tell us the exact field that is wrong, the correct value and any proof the rule asks for. We compare it with the account record, then either make the change or explain what blocks it.

Access stays closed until local law allows it. If your location changes or the rule changes, you can ask us to check again and we will confirm whether the account path is open.

Cookies keep the session active, remember language settings and help us detect unusual sign-in activity. They do not replace account checks, and you can clear them in your browser if you want a fresh start.

We keep request logs only for the period needed for legal handling, dispute checks or record keeping required by law. After that, they move to archive or are removed under our retention process.

Use email, the contact form or the message path in your account. Send the registered name, email and a clear description of the request, and we will route it to the person who can answer.