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Open your account with clear legal terms

g502 sets out its India legal terms, account rules, data handling and UPI, Paytm, PhonePe record treatment before you open an account.

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g502 Open your account with clear legal terms
CONTACT PATHS

Check legal contact paths with us

Legal questions need a clear route, not a chat loop. Use the path that matches your request so we can check ownership, confirm the account involved and route it to the right…

Policy desk Email [email protected] for questions about terms, privacy wording, cookies or account record requests. Include your registered email and a short reason so we can identify the right account without asking twice.
Wallet records For UPI, Paytm, PhonePe or Google Pay record checks, send the transaction reference, time and account email. We compare that against our wallet logs before sharing any status detail.
Access concerns If you believe your account access was changed wrongly, contact [email protected] and mark the subject as legal access. We will check login, device and verification records before replying.
ACCOUNT RECORDS

Browse how we handle legal records

Our legal process is built around verifiable account events: sign-in history, wallet references, cookie choices, support chats and identity checks. We do not change sensitive records from a casual message.

Data handling

We collect account details, device signals, wallet references and support messages to operate the account and answer legal requests. Sensitive changes require account checks before any action is taken.

Cookie choices

Cookies help us remember session state, language, security checks and device patterns. You can manage browser cookies, but some account safety checks may need cookies to function.

Account security

When legal access is questioned, we review login time, device pattern, password reset events and wallet activity. We may pause account changes until the requester proves ownership.

Record retention

Some records are kept for legal, tax, fraud check or dispute reasons even after an account request. We remove or reduce data where rules allow and evidence is no longer needed.

Change requests

You can ask us to correct account details, update contact data or explain a stored record. We may need identity proof before editing anything tied to payments or withdrawals.

Lawful sharing

We do not share account records casually. If a valid legal request, court order or payment dispute requires disclosure, we release only the relevant records after internal checks.

Discover answers on legal rights

The answers below focus on legal access, data rights, account records and payment evidence for India. They do not replace legal advice for your personal situation. If your question involves a dispute, account ownership or wallet proof, send a direct request with enough detail for our team to check the correct record.

Access depends on local law and is available where local law permits. If your location does not allow access, we may restrict account use, wallet actions or certain features.

It covers account details, login records, cookie choices, support messages, payment references and verification checks. We use these records to manage your account, answer requests and meet legal duties.

Email [email protected] from your registered email with the account name and request type. We may ask for identity proof before sharing records linked to payments or login history.

Yes, you can request corrections for contact details or profile records. For payment-linked changes, we verify ownership first so another person cannot alter records tied to your wallet.

We store payment references, time stamps and wallet status details for reconciliation and disputes. These records help match your account activity with UPI, Paytm, PhonePe or Google Pay transactions.

Some records may remain stored after closure for legal, tax, fraud check, dispute or audit reasons. Where retention is no longer required, we remove or reduce data in line with policy.

Write to [email protected] with your registered email, account detail, dates and any transaction reference. We route disputes to the relevant desk after account ownership and record checks.