How alexis17 Handles Your Account Data
This is the alexis17 privacy policy — the page that spells out what we collect when you open an account, why we hold it, and how long it...
Our Privacy Posture, Plainly Stated
We collect only what your account needs: your sign-in details, the wallet handle you link for DANA, OVO, GoPay or QRIS, the device you use to reach us, and the lobby actions tied to your session. We hold this data where local law permits and only inside supported regions. We do not sell your information, and we do not share wallet identifiers
with third parties outside the payment rails that move your balance. If you close your account, your personal record is retired on the schedule our retention rules require, with anonymised traces kept only where Indonesian financial reporting obligations apply. You can ask us what we hold, request a correction, or have your data deleted by writing to our privacy desk.
Service availability is jurisdiction-dependent. Users are responsible for checking local law before access.
Why This Policy Is Reviewed Carefully
We treat this document as a living page, not a one-off legal upload. Every clause has an owner inside our team, and changes are signed off before they go live so nothing...
Owned By Counsel
Our in-house legal lead signs off every revision before it reaches this page, so the wording you read has been checked against current Indonesian data rules rather than copied from a template library.
Versioned Edits
Each update carries a date stamp and a short note describing what moved. You can see at a glance whether the change touched data retention, wallet handling, or the contact section of the policy.
Wallet-Aware
DANA, OVO, GoPay and QRIS each have their own data flows. We map our policy against those rails specifically so the description of payment data on this page actually matches what happens at checkout.
Plain Language
We rewrite legal phrasing into sentences you can scan on a phone. The intent stays the same as the formal clauses, but the page reads like a brand explaining itself rather than a court filing.
Independent Review
An external privacy consultant reviews the document twice a year and flags any clause that drifts from current Indonesian practice. Their notes feed directly into the next revision cycle on this page.
Reader Feedback
If you tell us a sentence is unclear, we log it. Several lines in the current version were rewritten because account holders said the original phrasing felt vague when they read it on mobile.
Consistency Across Our Legal Pages
Our terms, cookie notice and this privacy policy are written as a set. The promises made here line up with what you'll read on the sibling pages, so...
What Sits On The Policy Page
This page is structured so you can find the clause you need without scrolling the whole document. Each block below describes a visible element of the...
Last Updated Stamp
The date at the top tells you exactly when the current version went live. If you bookmarked the page months ago, the stamp is the first signal that something may have moved since your last read.
Section Anchors
Each clause has its own anchor link. You can copy a direct URL to retention, wallet data, or contact, and share it with someone who needs the specific paragraph rather than the whole page.
Plain-English Margins
Beside the formal clauses, short margin notes summarise the intent in everyday language. The legal sentence stays authoritative; the margin note tells you what it means for your account.
Wallet Data Block
A dedicated section walks through what we receive when you link DANA, OVO, GoPay or QRIS. It sits separately from general account data so the payment story is easy to find.
Your Rights Panel
Access, correction, deletion and portability sit in a single panel near the contact section, so you don't have to read the whole document to find out what you can ask us to do.
Change History
At the foot of the page, a short history lists previous revision dates with one-line notes. You can see how the policy has evolved without digging through archived versions elsewhere.