LEGAL REFERENCE

How We Handle Your Account Data

This is the ligasga privacy policy — the page that tells you, in plain English, what we collect when you open an account, how long we keep it...

Data we collectHow we store itYour rightsIndonesia-first wordingLast updated 2024
ligasga How We Handle Your Account Data

Policy Posture and Jurisdiction Notes

Service availability is jurisdiction-dependent. Users are responsible for checking local law before access.

HELP CHANNELS

Privacy Contact Paths

If anything in this policy needs clarifying, or you want to act on one of your rights, reach our privacy desk directly...

Privacy Inbox Email [email protected] with your account handle and the...
In-App Request Open your account panel, tap Privacy, and file...
Postal Channel For formal complaints you can post a signed...
REVIEW SIGNALS

Editorial Trust Signals for This Policy

This policy is reviewed by humans, not auto-generated. Below is how the document is maintained, who signs off on changes, and the editorial checks we run before a new version goes live...

Named Owner

Our privacy officer signs every revision. Their name and contact sit at the foot of this page so you always know who to write to when something on the policy needs challenging.

Version History

Every edit lands with a date stamp and a short note explaining what moved. Older versions stay archived for two years so you can compare what changed between visits.

Legal Review

Indonesian counsel reads the document before any material change ships. Their notes drive the wording around financial retention windows and the QRIS transaction trail we are required to keep.

Plain Language Pass

After legal sign-off, an editor rewrites jargon into the en-ID English you're reading now. The goal is one read-through, no dictionary, no surprises buried in clauses.

Security Cross-Check

Our security lead verifies that retention claims match what the database actually does. If the policy says we purge after a window, the job that purges is tested before publication.

User Feedback Loop

Questions sent to the privacy inbox feed the next revision. If readers keep asking the same thing, that means the policy is unclear, and we rewrite the paragraph rather than the answer.

Consistency With Sibling Policy Pages

This privacy policy sits alongside our terms, cookie notice and account closure pages. Here is how the wording lines up so you don't have to cross-read four documents...

Terms of ServiceTerms govern what you agree to when opening an account; this policy governs what we do with the data that agreement produces. Definitions match across both.
Cookie NoticeCookies are listed in their own notice. This policy references the categories but defers the per-cookie table to that page to avoid drift between the two.
Account ClosureClosure mechanics live on the account page; the retention window after closure is set here. Both pages cite the same number so there is no contradiction.
KYC StatementIdentity checks are summarised here under data collection and detailed in the KYC statement. Same lawful basis, same retention window, written for two audiences.
Marketing PreferencesOpt-in handling is described in this policy and controlled from the preferences screen. Both refer to the same consent record stored against your account.
Complaints PolicyPrivacy complaints follow the route in this document; non-privacy complaints follow the general complaints policy. Escalation contacts are listed in both.
Sub-Processor ListNames of vendors handling your data are kept on a separate sub-processor page so it can refresh without rewriting this policy each quarter.
QUICK SIGNAL

What This Policy Page Shows You

These are the layout pieces you'll see as you read down this privacy policy — the chips, the version stamps, the contact blocks. We list them so nothing on the page feels decorative; every...

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Version Stamp The header carries the date this revision went live. Glance at it on every visit so you know whether the wording you remember still matches the wording you are reading.
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Rights Summary A short block lists the rights you can exercise — access, export, correction, erasure, objection. Each links to the in-app form so you don't have to hunt for the right route.
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Retention Table A small grid pairs each data category with the window we hold it for. The numbers match what the database actually does, not what sounds good in marketing copy.
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Contact Block Our privacy officer's name and inbox sit in their own panel near the foot of the page. One place to look, no scrolling through clauses to find who answers.
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Change Log Link A link near the version stamp opens the change log. Each entry is a one-line description of what moved in a revision, so you can spot what is new at a glance.
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Region Notice A short paragraph confirms the policy applies across supported Indonesia regions and flags where local law might add to it. No fine print, no surprise carve-outs.

Privacy Questions We Hear Often

We take your email, phone, a chosen handle, and the wallet identifier you fund with. During play we log session data and the transaction trail tied to DANA, OVO, GoPay or QRIS deposits and withdrawals.

Core financial records stay for the window Indonesian regulation sets, usually five years from your last transaction. Marketing data is purged within thirty days of closure unless you reactivate during that period.

Yes. File an export request through the in-app privacy form or email the privacy inbox. We return a structured file within fourteen days, covering profile, transaction history and the consent ledger tied to your handle.

Only with sub-processors that run parts of the lobby — payments, fraud checks, hosting. Each one is bound by the same posture written in this policy. The current list lives on a separate sub-processor page.

Wallet identifiers are stored encrypted and segregated from your profile. Staff cannot read raw values; reconciliation happens through tokenised references so a leaked database row cannot replay a DANA, OVO, GoPay or QRIS movement.

Material changes are flagged at sign-in and logged in the change history with a date stamp. You can keep using your account, raise an objection through the privacy inbox, or close the account if the new wording does not suit you.

Start with our privacy officer at the inbox listed above. If their response does not resolve the matter, you can escalate to the relevant Indonesian data protection authority; contact details sit at the foot of this page.