How local law shapes our terms
When a clause touches account creation, payment-name checks, or device access, we apply it only where local law allows it. That matters when you use DANA, OVO, GoPay, or QRIS, because we match the name on the payment source with the name on the account before
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we continue. If something does not match, we may ask for a fresh record or a clearer document before the request moves forward. We also keep the current version of this page at the center of the process, so old copies do not override the active
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text. The same rule applies if you read it on Chrome, Safari, or another browser, and the browser record can help us trace unusual access. If the clause number or your account detail looks wrong, send it through support and we will point you to the
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next step.
Service availability depends on jurisdiction. Users are responsible for checking local law before access.