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Your privacy at 0pp0

This page explains how 0pp0 handles the details you share when you open an account in India.

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Ways to contact us

If you want to correct a detail, ask how a record is used, or send a privacy request, we keep the route simple.

Email us Send the request from the email linked to your account, and mention whether you want access, correction, deletion, or a copy of your details. Clear context helps us match the right record quickly.
In-account message Use the help form inside your account when you need to change a detail, ask about a withdrawal check, or report a privacy concern. The request stays tied to the same account profile.
Postal request If you prefer a written route, send your request by post with your account name and a contact point for the reply. We use that address only to process the privacy request.
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How we handle records

We handle privacy work as part of account operations, not as a side note. That means the same team that deals with sign-in, payments, and withdrawals also checks requests for correction, deletion…

What we collect

We collect the details you enter at sign-up, the device signals that help us protect login sessions, and the payment records needed to process deposits or withdrawals through UPI, Paytm, and PhonePe.

Why we use it

We use those records to create and secure the account, confirm sensitive requests, send service messages, and settle payment questions. We do not use more than we need for those tasks.

Cookies and sessions

Cookies help us remember your session, language choice, and security state, so you do not have to log in again on every page. Clearing them may trigger another verification step.

Account security

When you change a sensitive detail or ask for a withdrawal, we may ask for an extra check to confirm it is really you. That protects the account from unwanted access.

How long we keep it

We keep records for the period needed to run the account, handle disputes, complete fraud checks, and meet legal duties. After that, we delete, mask, or archive them under our retention rules.

How you can change it

You can ask us to correct, delete, or copy your details, and you can ask how a record is used. Where local law changes our handling, we follow that rule.

Privacy questions you may ask

These answers cover the requests we hear most often about data use, cookies, records, and account access. If you need a correction, deletion, or a change linked to local law, send it through the contact path on your account so we can verify it properly and reply through the same route. We keep the wording direct so you can act on it without searching through extra pages.

It covers the details you share when you open an account, log in, send a support message, or move money through UPI, Paytm, or PhonePe. It also covers device signals, cookies, and the records we keep for security.

We collect the name, contact route, device and browser signals, session data, and payment records needed to run your account. If a field is optional, we use it only when you choose to provide it.

Payment records help us match a deposit or withdrawal to the right account, spot errors, and settle disputes. We keep only the entries needed for those jobs and the legal duties that follow.

Yes. If a detail is wrong or outdated, send a correction request through support with enough context for us to find the record. We may ask for a fresh check before changing sensitive account details.

Cookies help us keep you signed in, remember preferences, and protect sessions from misuse. They do not give us your whole device contents, and you can clear them in your browser whenever you want.

We keep records only as long as needed for account operation, dispute handling, fraud checks, and legal duties. After that, we remove, mask, or archive them under our retention schedule.

If local law changes what we may collect or how we may serve you, we adjust our handling and make access available only where local law permits. You can ask what applies to your account.