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Clear terms for Indian accounts

Clear terms, data handling, and verification rules sit in one place, so you know what applies before you open an account.

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How our terms work in India

s60 Service availability depends on jurisdiction. It is the user's responsibility to check local law before access.

This page explains the legal terms that apply when you open and use an account with s60. The exact position can change with local law, your state, and the way a payment is processed. Where local law permits, we set out how account use, content access,

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deposits, withdrawals, data use, and complaint handling work. If a rule in your location differs from what you read here, the local rule applies first. We expect you to keep registration details accurate, protect login access, and use only the details tied to your own account.
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For payment context, UPI, Paytm, PhonePe, and Google Pay are the rails we recognise on supported Indian flows, while each transfer still depends on bank checks and local law.

Service availability depends on jurisdiction. It is the user's responsibility to check local law before access.

REQUEST ROUTE

Where to send legal requests

If you want a term explained, a record checked, or a consent choice corrected, contact us through the channels below.

DATA HANDLING

How we handle your data

We keep this page focused on how legal requests are handled, not on broad site promotion.

Data capture

We collect the details needed to create and run your account, confirm payment references, and answer legal requests.

Cookie use

Session cookies help keep you signed in, remember consent choices, and reduce repeated checks.

Account security

We expect a strong password and we may ask for extra verification before sensitive actions.

Retention windows

Records stay only as long as we need them for account support, tax duties, fraud checks, dispute handling, or other…

Change requests

If you want us to update a field, send the request from the registered email address and name the detail…

Contact path

For any legal query, use the mailbox or in-account message route listed here and keep one thread per request.

Common legal questions for you

These answers cover data use, consent choices, access limits, and the way we handle legal messages. If local law changes what applies to you, the local rule comes first and we adjust our process around it. Where a request needs identity checks, we may ask for the registered email or another matching detail before acting on it.

It covers the legal terms for account use, data handling, payment context, complaint routes, and the way we respond to access or change requests. If a local rule conflicts with this text, the local rule applies first.

Your account is handled under the rules that apply in your location. Where local law permits access, those terms apply; where a local rule is stricter, we follow the stricter rule for that request.

We keep the details needed to run the account, verify payments, answer requests, and resolve disputes. That can include registration data, device signals, message logs, and payment references tied to your profile.

Send the request from your registered email or through the in-account message area, name the field you want changed, and share any proof we ask for. We reply in writing once we check it.

We use session cookies and similar tools to keep you signed in, remember consent choices, and reduce repeated checks. You can manage browser controls at any time, though some features may work differently without them.

Use the contact paths on this page and include your registered details, the subject, and any payment reference if the issue involves a transfer. We route the message to the right team and respond in writing.

Clear terms for Indian accounts

Where to send legal requests

How we handle your data

Data capture

Cookie use

Account security

Retention windows

Change requests

Contact path

Common legal questions for you

01 What does this page cover?

02 Which law applies to my account?

03 What data do you keep?

04 How do I ask for a change?

05 How are cookies used?

06 How can I contact you about a legal issue?

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