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pg raja Legal: Know Your Account Rights

pg raja Legal explains how account access, wallet records, cookies and policy requests work before you open an account.

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CONTACT THE POLICY DESK

Get Legal Help Through Your Account Path

A clear contact route helps when you need a copy of a term, a correction to account data or an explanation of a wallet record.

Account request Use the support contact path shown after account access for questions about Legal wording, phone verification, account closure or a request to change your registered details.
Wallet record For DANA, OVO, GoPay, QRIS or bank transfer concerns, send the payment reference and visible status so we can separate a policy question from a cashier record check.
Access concern If access is unavailable, tell us your device path and region, then quote the relevant Legal section. We will explain the next permitted account step where local law permits.
RECORDS AND REQUESTS

How pg raja Handles Legal Records

We keep the Legal process practical: account data is tied to the account step that created it, payment references stay connected to the relevant wallet event, and security checks help prevent an…

Data handling

We use account details to manage access, phone verification and policy requests. Payment references from DANA, OVO, GoPay and QRIS are used to identify the related wallet event.

Cookies

Cookies can keep a session connected to the correct account and remember essential page settings. Your browser controls can clear or restrict them, although some account steps may then need repeating.

Account security

Phone verification is part of the account access path. We may ask you to confirm account details before changing contact data or discussing a payment record linked to your wallet.

Record retention

We retain policy, account and transaction records for the period described in the Legal notice. This supports receipt checks, account history requests and records required by applicable local rules.

Who to contact

Send privacy, access or policy questions through the support contact route attached to your account. Include the relevant section, account step or payment reference so we can identify the request.

Requesting changes

You can ask us to correct account details, explain a retained record or provide the applicable policy wording. We may verify your account before making a change or releasing account data.

Legal Answers Before Opening Your Account

These Legal answers cover the questions we expect you to ask before account access. They focus on regional wording, personal data, cookies, payment records and contact steps, so you can decide what to do before using DANA, QRIS or another listed payment route.

Legal covers account access, phone verification, payment records, cookies, data retention, policy changes and contact requests. The applicable wording depends on your region and access depends on local law.

Access depends on local law. Before opening an account, check the Legal notice shown for your region and use the listed support route if you need clarification about account eligibility.

We keep the account details needed for access and phone verification, plus records that connect DANA, OVO, GoPay, QRIS, bank transfer or virtual account activity to your account.

Send a request through the support contact path in your account. State which detail is incorrect, such as a phone number or payment reference, and be ready for an account check.

Essential cookies can keep your browser session linked to the correct account and preserve required settings. Clearing them may sign you out or require phone verification again.

We connect a wallet reference to the related account event so a receipt or status can be checked. This applies to DANA, OVO, GoPay, QRIS and bank transfer records.

Use the support contact route shown in your account and quote the relevant Legal section. For access questions, include your region because the applicable wording depends on local law.