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HELP PATHS

Check support paths for term queries

Term questions should reach the team that can check the right record, not a generic inbox.

Term query mail Use our support email when you need a written reply about a clause, account status, payout term or payment record. Include your account ID and the date of the action you want checked.
Live chat handoff Start with chat if the term question is urgent, such as login access or a wallet entry that affects your next action. Chat may hand the case to email for record checks.
Security contact Contact the security desk if you think another person accessed your account or changed your details. We may pause sensitive actions while we compare device, login and payment records.
ACCOUNT CARE

Browse how we handle term changes

Terms work only when account records are handled with care. We keep the data needed to apply your account rules, confirm wallet activity and answer disputes.

Data used for terms

We use account data, device signals and wallet records to apply the terms you accepted. This helps us confirm ownership, match UPI or Paytm entries and answer account-status questions.

Cookie role

Cookies support sign-in sessions, language choices and fraud checks linked to the Terms & Conditions. You can manage browser cookie settings, but some account actions may need session cookies.

Account security

If login patterns look unusual, we may ask for extra checks before sensitive actions continue. This protects your account while keeping the decision tied to the terms on this page.

Record retention

We retain records for as long as needed to apply account terms, resolve disputes, meet legal duties and confirm wallet activity. Old records are handled under the same privacy safeguards.

Change requests

Ask us to correct account details when they are wrong or outdated. We may request proof before changing payment names, mobile numbers or identity fields linked to term checks.

Clause updates

When the terms change, we publish the updated wording on this page. Material changes may also appear in account messages, so you can see what changed before using the account again.

See term answers before account use

This FAQ explains how the Terms & Conditions affect your account in plain language. It covers access, payment records, data requests, account checks, game participation and how to raise a dispute. These answers do not replace the full terms; they help you understand the clauses before you open an account or continue using one.

They apply when you open an account, access the lobby, use UPI, Paytm, PhonePe or Google Pay, join a game, request a payout or contact support about your account.

No. Access and eligibility depend on local law and are available where local law permits. If the rules in your location do not allow access, you must not use the account.

We may request identity checks to confirm account ownership, match wallet records and apply payout or security clauses. The request should relate to your account activity, not unrelated personal matters.

The terms let us compare wallet entries with account names, timestamps and transaction references. This helps resolve missing-credit queries, payout checks and cases where a payment record needs manual matching.

Yes. Contact support with the field you want changed and proof where needed. We may not change data that must stay unchanged for legal duties, dispute records or payment matching.

We may pause access, cancel affected actions or ask for checks, depending on the clause involved. We explain the reason through support and keep a record of the decision.

We publish the updated wording on this page and may send an account message for material changes. If you keep using the account after the update, the newer terms apply.