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Legal terms before your account opens

Our Legal page puts account terms, privacy handling, cookie use and wallet records for Touch 'n Go, GrabPay, Boost dan FPX in one place, so you know what…

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CONTACT ROUTES

Three legal contact paths

Legal questions should reach the correct desk fast. Use the channel that matches your request, and include enough account detail for us to trace the matter…

Written legal requests Email us with the account name, registered mobile number and the legal request you…
Live chat handover Start with chat when you need the correct form or request wording.
Document checks When a request needs proof, upload clear images through the account area after support…
ACCOUNT SAFEGUARDS

Six ways we protect legal records

Legal handling is not just wording on a page. We connect account access, privacy requests, cookie settings and wallet records to named internal steps, so your request can be traced without being…

Data purpose

We collect account data to run access checks, wallet matching, support replies and security alerts. We do not ask for documents unless the legal request or account change needs proof.

Cookie control

Cookies help keep your session active, remember display choices and detect unusual account activity. You can change browser settings, though some account security checks may need session cookies to function.

Account security

Password resets, mobile changes and wallet edits require extra checks when the request affects access or money movement. We may pause the change until the account holder details match our records.

Retention period

We keep legal, wallet and support records only as long as needed for account handling, dispute checks, audit duties and applicable law. After that, records are deleted or reduced where possible.

Change requests

If your name, mobile number or email is wrong, contact support with the correction and proof where needed. We record the old and new details so the account trail remains clear.

Restricted access

Only staff who need a case can open related records. We log sensitive handling steps, separate payment references from chat text where possible, and limit document viewing to the relevant request.

Common legal questions before joining

These answers explain how our legal terms affect account access, privacy, cookies, wallet records and correction requests. Read them before you join, especially if you want to know what we store and how to contact us. If your case involves local rules, access and eligibility depend on local law and are available where local law permits.

Our account terms, privacy wording, cookie rules and wallet record process apply together. By opening an account, you accept the current wording on this Legal page, subject to local law where access is permitted.

Yes. Send a written request with your account name and registered mobile number. We may verify your identity before releasing records, especially where wallet entries or document uploads are part of the request.

Payment references are used to match deposits, withdrawals, disputes and account checks. We keep only the details needed for those purposes and avoid placing full banking data inside chat transcripts.

You can request a correction through support. We may ask for proof if the change affects account access, wallet movement or identity matching, and we keep a record of the correction for traceability.

Cookies do not remove your rights, but they help run sessions, security checks and preference storage. You can adjust browser settings, though some account functions may not work properly without required session cookies.

Access and eligibility depend on local law and are available where local law permits. If a restriction applies, we may limit account functions, ask for added checks or refuse access to certain services.

Use email for formal legal requests and include your account name, registered mobile number and request type. Chat can point you to the correct route, but written handling is needed for formal records.