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Legal terms for India accounts

We set out the legal terms that shape access to t1x in India, including account checks, record keeping and change requests.

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t1x Legal terms for India accounts
REQUEST PATHS

Where to send policy requests

If you need a copy of the terms, want to correct a detail, or need help with a request tied to your account, use one of…

Email Send a written request if you need a correction, a copy of your record…
Phone Call when you want to confirm a request already sent, or if you need…
Form Use the form or mail route for signed requests, contact-detail changes or a record…
RECORDS AND SAFETY

How we handle records and cookies

We keep this policy area practical. Cookies help the site remember your session, language and account state, while access logs record device and location signals that help us stop misuse.

Data use

We collect only what we need to open the account, confirm access and handle disputes. That can include your name, mobile number, address, device signals and payment references when a request touches your wallet history or identity check.

Cookies

Cookies help the site remember language, session state and the form you last used. You can clear them in your browser, though some pages may ask you to confirm again after that, which keeps your request traceable.

Account security

We may ask for login confirmation through the registered mobile number when a request looks unusual. That helps us reduce misuse and keep the account tied to the right person while still letting you recover access quickly.

Retention

We keep records only for as long as needed for disputes, finance checks, site integrity and legal duties. After that period, we remove or anonymise them where the law permits, so older records do not stay on file forever.

Access and correction

If your name, mobile number or address changes, send the update from the contact on file and tell us what needs to change. We review the request and update the record when the new detail matches our checks.

Policy contact

For a correction, a copy of your record or a dispute about how a rule is applied, write to our policy team. Include the account name and mobile number used at sign-up so the case reaches the right file.

Questions about account rules

These answers cover access, record use and how to contact us for changes. If your state or territory treats a service differently, local law decides what is available. The same applies to account data, cookies and support requests, so check these points before you send a form or open a new profile. That keeps your request on the right track and avoids delays.

Only where local law permits. If a state or territory blocks access to a service, we do not make that service available there. The same rule applies to account opening, wallet activity and related requests on your profile.

We may keep your name, mobile number, date of birth, address, device signals and payment references when needed to confirm the account or settle a dispute. We use those details for the stated purpose only and keep them limited.

Those records help us match deposits and withdrawals to the same account holder and reduce mistaken transfers. They also create a clear trail if you ask us to check a transaction later, which helps us answer accurately.

Send the request from the contact on file and tell us what needs to change. If the new detail matches our records or a valid proof, we update it and keep the earlier version for audit purposes when needed.

Yes, you can ask for a copy of the records tied to your account where the law allows it. We may need to confirm the mobile number on file before we release anything, so the copy goes to the right person.

We keep records only for as long as needed for disputes, finance checks, misuse prevention and legal duties. After that period, we remove or anonymise them where the law permits, which keeps older material from sitting on file.

Use the policy contact or email path with your account name and mobile number. That helps us reach the right record quickly and reply in a way that stays linked to the same case from start to finish.