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Open the kastawin Privacy Policy for Wallet Data

kastawin Privacy Policy explains how we use account, phone, device and payment records when you open an account, verify your phone or access the lobby.

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REQUEST HELP

Browse Policy Support From Your Account

A clear request path helps you resolve a Privacy Policy question without sending payment details through an unrelated channel. Start from your account help area, state the email or phone linked to your account, and describe whether the request concerns access, correction, deletion or a wallet record. We may ask for verification before discussing personal data or changing account records.

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Account help

Use the account help route when you need to ask what personal data is linked to your phone verification or when login records appear unfamiliar.

Wallet status

For a DANA, OVO, GoPay or QRIS record, include the transaction reference and date so we can match the payment entry without requesting your wallet password.

Policy request

Ask for access, correction or deletion through the policy request path. We confirm account ownership first and explain any record that must remain for legal or dispute needs.

DATA HANDLING

Switch Through Your Privacy Choices

We keep Privacy Policy decisions tied to practical account actions: phone verification, sign-in security, wallet matching and device access.

Account records

We use your phone number, verification result and sign-in history to associate access with one account and investigate unusual attempts to enter it.

Payment matching

A payment reference from DANA, OVO, GoPay, QRIS, bank transfer or virtual account helps us identify the correct transaction without storing your wallet password.

Cookies and storage

Your browser or mobile device may retain session settings and security tokens. You can manage cookies through browser controls, though some account steps may then need repeating.

Account security

Phone verification and sign-in event checks help us detect access that does not match your account pattern. Keep your verification code private and contact us if activity looks unfamiliar.

Retention period

We keep personal and transaction records for operational, dispute or legal needs, then remove or anonymise them through our internal retention process when no longer required.

Change requests

You can request access, correction or deletion by using the policy support path. We may check your account details before making a change or sharing a data copy.

Check Privacy Policy Answers Before Opening

These Privacy Policy answers cover the account steps that matter before you open access: what we collect, how wallet records are matched, what your device stores and how to request a change. If your situation is not listed, use the policy support path with the phone or email attached to your account.

It covers account details, phone verification, device and browser records, cookies, sign-in events, payment references and requests to access, correct or delete personal data.

Phone verification connects access to the correct account and helps us respond safely to data requests. We may also use verification results when checking unusual sign-in activity.

Yes. We may handle DANA, OVO, GoPay and QRIS references, along with bank transfer or virtual account details, to match payment status and account records.

Your browser or mobile device may store session settings, cookies or security tokens. You can adjust browser controls, but some account steps may need repeating afterward.

Use the policy request path from account help and identify the phone or email attached to your account. We verify ownership before preparing a data copy.

You can request correction or deletion where local law permits. We check account ownership and explain any payment, dispute or legal record that must remain.

We retain records for operational, dispute or legal needs. When a record is no longer required, our process removes or anonymises it according to retention rules.