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Open Legal Terms for India

Our legal page sets the rules for access, account use, data handling and content change.

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CONTACT PATHS

Switch to Legal Contact Paths

For policy questions, use the route that matches your record so we can verify the request faster.

In-account message Send the request from the support area inside your account. That keeps the case linked to your profile, helps us verify the record, and gives you a clear reply thread for any legal question.
Registered email Use your registered email when you need a written trail outside the account inbox. We match it with your profile, check the request against the current record, and send back the next step once verified.
Case escalation If the matter is urgent, ask support to mark it for legal handling. The case stays attached to the same thread, so we can track what changed, who replied and what action still needs attention.
DATA CARE

Browse How We Handle Legal Data

We handle legal data in a narrow way: we keep what is needed for account use, payment tracing, dispute handling and local-law duties, and we limit access to staff who need it.

Data handling

We keep the account details you submit, login history, support messages and payment records only for account operation, dispute handling and local-law duties. Access is limited to staff who need the data for those tasks.

Cookies

Cookies help with sign-in, session stability, language choice and access checks. If you clear them, some settings reset, but the site loads again after a fresh login and the same device can be used.

Account security

Use a password you do not share and a device you control. If a login looks unfamiliar, change the password at once and contact support so we can check the session trail and block further access.

Retention

We keep records for the period needed for account use, dispute handling, audit checks and local-law retention. After that period ends, the record is removed or archived under our schedule, unless a rule requires longer storage.

Request changes

If your details change, send the update through the account form and attach any document we ask for. We compare the request with the existing record, confirm what can be changed and log the action taken.

Contact route

For legal questions, use the linked support channel rather than social posts or random messages. That keeps the request tied to the right account, with timestamps, so we can trace the full path from first message to reply.

Open Answers on Legal Access

These answers cover access, records, cookies and the routes you can use when you want a change. We keep the language plain so you can check the rule that applies before you open your account or send a request. If local law restricts access, that rule comes first, and our support team keeps the same position in the case file so your reply stays consistent across the thread.

Yes, where local law permits it. If your location does not meet the rule set, the sign-in flow stops and the account cannot move ahead until access is allowed.

We keep the details you submit, login logs, support messages and transaction records needed for account operation, dispute handling and legal duties. We keep only what the task requires, and nothing beyond that purpose.

Yes. Cookies help with sign-in, session stability, language choice and access checks. If you clear them, some settings reset, but you can log in again and restore the same device settings.

Use the account form or the support inbox and send the updated details from the registered profile. If we need a document, we will ask for it before making the change and logging it.

We store records for the period needed for account use, dispute handling, audit checks and local-law retention. After that period, the record is removed or archived under our schedule unless a duty says otherwise.

Use the in-account support route so the case is attached to the right profile. That gives the team the full thread, timestamps and context needed to respond without confusion.

We update this page when the terms change and use the stated effective date for the new wording. If the change affects your case, the newer text applies from that date onward.