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Legal Terms For Your kye11 Account

Our legal page sets out the rules for account access, privacy choices, cookies, transaction records and account security before you open your account.

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CONTACT ROUTES

Contact Paths For Legal Requests

Legal questions need a clear route, not a generic reply. Use the contact path that matches your request so we can connect it with the right…

Legal Email Send written legal requests through our email channel with your account email, request type…
Account Chat Use in-account chat when you need help finding the right legal contact path.
Document Desk For identity checks or record corrections, send clear document images only through the requested…
DATA CARE

How We Handle Legal Data

Legal data handling covers more than storing an email address. We connect your account details with security events, cookie choices, transaction references and support conversations so each request can be traced.

Account Data

We collect account details you provide, such as name, email, phone number and login records. This helps us identify you, protect access and connect legal requests with the correct account history.

Cookie Choices

Cookies help keep sessions active, remember security settings and measure whether pages load correctly. You can adjust browser cookie settings, but some account functions may not work if essential cookies are blocked.

Security Logs

We record login attempts, device signals and account changes to detect unusual access. If a legal or privacy request involves security events, these logs help us check what happened and when.

Record Retention

Transaction, identity and support records are kept for the time needed to meet legal duties, settle disputes and protect accounts. When that need ends, we delete or anonymise the record where possible.

Change Requests

You can ask us to correct account details that are inaccurate or outdated. We may request identity proof before making a change, especially if the request affects wallet access or payment records.

Contact Control

Legal and privacy requests should come from your registered email or in-account channel. This keeps sensitive replies away from third parties and helps us confirm that the request is genuinely yours.

Legal Questions Before You Join

These answers explain how our legal terms affect your account, data and access rights. They are written for India account holders who want plain wording before they join or continue using the service. If your situation involves a court order, regulator request or local law issue, contact us in writing with the relevant documents.

You may open an account only where local law permits access and where you meet the age and identity rules that apply to your location. We may request documents before allowing continued account use.

We keep account details, login records, payment references, support conversations and security events when needed for operation, legal duties, dispute handling or fraud checks. Retention periods depend on the record type and applicable law.

Yes. Send the request from your registered email or in-account channel and state what needs correction. We may ask for identity proof before changing details linked to wallet access or payment records.

We store payment references so account records can match transaction activity. We do not ask for UPI PINs, wallet passwords or device passcodes, and you should not share them with any support contact.

If local law affects access, eligibility or account use, we may change availability, request extra checks or update these terms. Access depends on local law and is available where local law permits.

Use your registered email or the in-account contact path. Include your account email, request type and any relevant transaction reference, but avoid sending passwords, UPI PINs or unrelated personal documents.

We may restrict access if required by law, account safety, identity checks, fraud concerns or a breach of the terms. We aim to explain the reason where we are legally allowed to do so.