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Your Data Map From Account to Wallet

Your hbo09 Privacy Policy starts at account opening: we collect the details needed to create your login, protect sessions, and connect DANA, OVO, GoPay or QRIS records to…

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hbo09 Your Data Map From Account to Wallet
CONTACT ROUTES

3 Direct Privacy Contact Paths

Privacy questions should reach a person who can see the account trail, not a generic mailbox with no context. We keep contact paths tied to your login, wallet activity and device session so we can confirm who is asking before we change data. Use the channel that fits your case: live chat for account access, WhatsApp for quick identity checks, or email for a written request with attachments.

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Live chat

Use live chat from 09:00 to 23:00 WIB when you need a privacy check while logged in. We may ask you to confirm your mobile number, last wallet rail, and recent session time before changing account data.

WhatsApp

Open the WhatsApp link in the footer if you cannot reach your account. Send only the data we request, such as login name and payment rail; never send your full password or one-time code.

Email privacy inbox

For access, correction or deletion requests, email [email protected] with your login name and contact detail. We reply with the next verification step and keep the thread attached to your privacy request.

DATA CONTROLS

6 Privacy Controls Inside Your Account

Privacy protection is built into everyday account handling, from the first login to wallet checks and cookie settings.

Registration fields

At account opening, we ask for a login name, password, mobile number and contact detail. These fields let us secure your profile, respond to your messages, and verify that privacy requests come from you.

Wallet records

DANA, OVO, GoPay and QRIS entries usually appear in your wallet log in under a minute. We keep the rail, status and reference so deposits and withdrawal checks can be traced accurately.

Cookie use

Cookies help keep your session active, remember language preference and detect unusual login patterns. You can clear browser cookies on your device, but you may need to log in again afterward.

Session security

Check Profile > Security > Active Sessions to see recent device entries. If a session looks unfamiliar, sign it out, change your password, and contact us so we can review the related privacy record.

Retention period

We keep account and wallet records while your account is active and afterward when needed for account disputes, security checks or legal duties. When data is no longer needed, we remove or de-identify it.

Change requests

Use Account > Privacy Request to ask for access, correction or deletion where local law permits. Some wallet records cannot be edited if they are needed to keep transaction history accurate.

Privacy Questions You May Ask

Your privacy rights are easier to use when you know what to ask for and which account step will be checked. These answers focus on data we collect, wallet records we store, cookies we use, and how you can contact us. If your case involves a locked account or unmatched payment name, reach us first so we can verify ownership safely.

We ask for the details needed to create and protect your account: login name, password, mobile number and contact detail. We also record the registration time, device type and first session status.

We store transaction references, rail names, status and wallet history, not your payment app password. This helps us match deposits, check withdrawal requests and answer privacy questions tied to your account.

Log in and check Profile > Account Details for editable fields. If a field is locked, contact live chat from 09:00 to 23:00 WIB so we can verify you before changing it.

We use cookies for login sessions, language preference, security checks and basic site measurement. You can clear cookies through your browser settings, but doing so may sign you out of the lobby.

We keep data for as long as needed for account history, wallet disputes, security checks or legal duties. When retention is no longer needed, we remove the record or reduce it so it no longer identifies you.

Yes, you can send a deletion request where local law permits. Some wallet records may be retained if they are needed for transaction accuracy, dispute handling or legal record duties.

Only team roles that need the case can see your request, such as account support, wallet checking or security staff. We keep the request tied to your account so the response trail stays clear.