Reference

suaritoto Privacy Policy for Indonesian Accounts

Our suaritoto Privacy Policy explains what we collect when you open an account, verify your phone, browse from a mobile browser, or use DANA and QRIS.

Account dataWallet recordsCookie choicesAccess requests
suaritoto suaritoto Privacy Policy for Indonesian Accounts
DATA REQUEST PATH

Where To Ask About Your Privacy

A clear contact route helps when you want to ask about a record, cookie choice, or account detail.

Account access questions Ask us to confirm which account details support your login or phone verification. We may request an account identifier before discussing personal data, so your request reaches the correct record.
Wallet record questions For DANA, OVO, GoPay, QRIS, bank transfer, or virtual account records, share the transaction reference and date. We can then check the stored status without requesting your wallet credentials.
Correction requests Tell us which personal detail needs changing and why. We may ask for a matching account step, such as phone verification, before applying a correction to protect your account.
SECURITY AND RETENTION

Security Steps Behind Your Account Data

We keep privacy practical by connecting each data practice to an account action you can recognise.

Phone verification

Before account access is completed, we use the phone verification step to confirm control of the contact number. This also gives us a reference when you ask about a personal record.

Login and device signals

We record practical security signals such as login time, browser type, and device activity. These records help us examine an unexpected session without reading unrelated content on your device.

Wallet references

DANA, OVO, GoPay, and QRIS activity can create transaction references and status records. We use them to reconcile account activity, while wallet passwords remain outside our account record.

Cookie controls

Cookies can remember a session and selected page settings. You can manage or remove them through your mobile or desktop browser, although some account functions may then need to be repeated.

Retention approach

We keep personal data for the account, security, service, or legal purpose that requires it. When a record is no longer needed for those purposes, our retention process removes or de-identifies it.

Changes and requests

Use the support contact in your account help area to request access, correction, or clarification. Include your linked phone number and request details, and we will explain the next verification step.

Privacy Policy Questions Indonesian Accounts Ask

These answers focus on the account and data questions you may have before opening an account or contacting support. We keep the route practical: identify the record, complete any needed verification, and use the support contact shown inside account help.

The suaritoto Privacy Policy covers account details, phone verification, login and device records, cookies, support messages, payment references, retention, and requests to access or correct your personal data.

No. We may retain a DANA or QRIS transaction reference and status so we can match activity to your account, but your wallet password is not part of our account record.

Phone verification helps confirm that you control the contact number linked to the account. It also gives us a practical reference when checking an access question or personal data request.

Yes. Use the support contact shown in account help, identify your linked phone number, and request access to your data. We may complete an identity check before sharing account records.

Send the requested correction through the account help contact and name the detail that is wrong. We may ask for phone verification or another account step before changing the record.

Cookies may remember your session and page settings when you use a mobile browser. You can remove or manage them in browser settings, though repeated login steps may be required afterward.

Retention varies by the purpose of the record, such as account security, wallet reconciliation, support, or legal duties. We remove or de-identify data when those purposes no longer require it.