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Legal terms for your v19 account

Your legal page brings account terms, privacy choices, cookie use, wallet records and region rules into one place before you open an account.

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v19 Legal terms for your v19 account
CONTACT ROUTES

Three ways to reach our legal desk

Legal questions need a clear route, not a generic inbox. Use the contact path that matches your request so we can place it with the right team.

Legal email Write to our legal email for terms, privacy, cookie or region-access questions. Include your account email and the reason for your request, but do not send card scans unless our team asks.
Account support Use account support when a legal question is tied to login access, profile details or verification. We confirm your identity first, then pass the matter to the team that handles account records.
Payment records For UPI, Paytm, PhonePe or Google Pay record queries, share the transaction reference and date. We use those details to locate the wallet entry before replying on legal or privacy grounds.
DATA CARE

Six account safeguards we apply

Our legal approach starts with limiting access to account data and keeping a clear audit trail when a request is handled.

Data handling

We collect account details, contact data, device signals and wallet records only for stated account, security, payment and legal purposes. Internal access is limited to teams that need the data to complete the task.

Cookie choices

Cookies help the site remember session status, language choices and fraud checks. You can adjust browser settings, though some account functions may not work properly if required session cookies are blocked.

Account security

When sensitive account action is requested, we may check email, mobile, device activity or wallet references. These steps help confirm that the person asking is connected to the account.

Record retention

We keep account and payment records for periods needed for legal duties, dispute handling, fraud checks and accounting. When a record is no longer needed, we remove or separate it from active account use.

Legal contact

Questions about privacy, terms, cookies or account access should go through the contact route listed on this page. Clear subject lines help us direct your request without asking you to repeat details.

Change requests

You may ask us to correct account details, share a copy of personal data or remove data where law allows. We verify the account first, then explain what can be changed.

Your legal questions answered here

These answers cover account terms, personal data, payment records and access rules for India. They are written to help you decide whether to open an account and how to contact us if a legal or privacy request comes up after joining.

You may open an account only where local law permits. Availability can depend on your location, and we may restrict access if law, payment checks or account controls require that step.

The terms cover account creation, wallet records, verification, privacy, cookies, disputes and access rules. By joining, you accept those terms, so read them before adding money or changing account details.

We use personal data for account setup, login security, wallet matching, support replies, fraud checks and legal duties. We do not ask for extra data unless a request or account check requires it.

Yes, you can ask us to correct details linked to your account. We may verify your email, mobile number or wallet reference before making a change to protect the account record.

Payment records are kept for legal duties, dispute checks, accounting and fraud prevention. UPI, Paytm, PhonePe and Google Pay references may remain in the wallet history while those duties apply.

If local law does not permit access from your location, you should not use the account. We may block access, request checks or limit account activity when required by legal controls.

Use the legal email or account support route listed on this page. Include your account email, request type and any relevant transaction reference so we can route the matter correctly.