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How galabet explains your legal position

Clear legal terms help you decide whether to open an account before you share an email, phone number, or wallet receipt with us.

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galabet How galabet explains your legal position
CONTACT PATHS

Three ways to reach our legal desk

Legal questions need a trackable answer, not a vague chat reply. Use the channel that fits your request: live chat for access questions, email for document attachments, or the account ticket form…

Live chat legal queue Open live chat from the footer or account menu between 10:00 and 02:00 WIB. Ask for the legal queue, and we will attach the chat transcript to your account case number.
Email with documents Send legal requests to [email protected] when you need to attach ID, wallet screenshots, DANA receipts, or QRIS proof. Use your registered email so we can match the request safely.
Account ticket form From your account, follow Menu > Help > Legal request and choose data change, access question, or payment record query. The ticket stays linked to your profile until we close it.
DATA CARE

Six controls behind your account records

Your legal record is built from the details you give us and the actions linked to your account.

Profile data use

We use your name, email, phone number, and region to manage account access, respond to legal requests, and match wallet activity. We do not ask for extra documents unless a check requires them.

Cookie controls

Cookies help keep your session open, remember language choices, and detect unusual access. You can clear browser cookies, but we may ask for a fresh login when security data resets.

Security checks

When your login pattern changes, we may ask for email confirmation, phone verification, or wallet proof. These steps protect legal ownership of the account before we answer sensitive requests.

Record retention

We keep account, support, and payment records only for business, dispute, security, and legal needs. Retention periods can vary because transaction evidence and chat cases are not the same record type.

Correction requests

If your profile details are wrong, contact us through the account ticket form or [email protected]. We may ask you to verify the old and new details before updating the record.

Wallet evidence

DANA, OVO, GoPay, and QRIS receipts can be checked against your registered name, phone number, and transaction time. We use that evidence to resolve legal account ownership questions.

Seven legal questions you may ask

These answers focus on rights, access, data, cookies, and account records. They do not replace the full terms shown during account creation, and they do not change local requirements. If your situation involves a payment dispute, a name mismatch, or an access block, contact us with the account email and the payment method used so we can check the correct record.

Access depends on local law. We ask you to check the rules that apply to your location before opening an account, and we may request location or identity checks when access status is unclear.

We collect account details such as name, email, phone number, region, login records, and wallet references. These records help us confirm account ownership, answer legal requests, and handle payment evidence.

Yes, you can ask for a copy through Menu > Help > Legal request or by emailing [email protected]. We verify account ownership before sharing records that may include sensitive data.

Cookies can record session, device, and security signals tied to your account. They help us detect unusual access and may support a legal review of disputed logins or account changes.

We check receipts to match wallet activity with the registered account and to resolve payment disputes. A receipt may show time, amount, reference number, and wallet ownership clues.

You can request a correction through the account ticket form or email. We may ask for confirmation from the registered email, phone verification, or payment evidence before changing legal records.

Where local law permits, we provide account access under our terms. If local rules prevent access, we may restrict login, decline a request, or ask for extra confirmation before taking action.