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Legal terms for your account

Q: Who should I contact for legal matters?

Use help@lottey.net or the in-account message panel for legal matters. Add your account details and a short subject line so the request reaches the right team without delay.

This page sets out the rules that apply to your account, how we use records, and how you can raise a formal request.

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How local law shapes access

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

This notice explains how lottey handles legal access, account use, and the records tied to your profile in India. Access, eligibility, and any feature tied to your account depend on local law and are available where local law permits. We may ask for identity checks when

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the law, our controls, or a request you make requires them. If your account uses UPI, Paytm, PhonePe, or Google Pay, the same name match and verification steps apply before a transfer is accepted or sent back. We keep logs of logins, wallet events, and support
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messages so we can handle disputes, fraud checks, and audit duties. The wording shown in your account area is the current wording for your use case, and you can ask us to point you to the active version at any time.

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

REQUEST CHANNELS

Where to send legal requests

If you need help with terms, account access, or a written request, use the channels below. We route legal and account queries through the same support desk so your message stays tied to your profile, document trail, and region rules. Add your registered email and a clear subject line, then say exactly what you want changed or checked. We will tell you what we can action and what local law requires.

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Email

Send a written request to [email protected] with your registered email, account name, and the legal point you want checked. We use that thread to track requests and reply in the same record.

In-account message

Open the help panel after login and send the request from your profile. That keeps the request linked to your account, which helps us confirm identity before we act on any change.

Postal request

For formal letters or document exchanges, ask support for the postal address we use for legal notices. We may ask for extra identity checks before we process a correction or copy request.

DATA AND ACCESS

How we handle records and access

We keep the legal side of your account plain and controlled. Records stay only for the period needed for access control, wallet checks, dispute handling, and any duty set by local law.

Data handling

We store only the account details, wallet events, and support messages needed to run the service and resolve disputes. Access to these records is limited to staff who need them for a clear task.

Cookies

Cookies help keep you signed in, remember your language setting, and reduce repeat verification during a session. You can clear them in your browser, though some page actions may then ask you to sign in again.

Account security

Use a password you do not reuse elsewhere, and keep your email inbox locked. We may ask for a one-time check when login patterns change or when a withdrawal request needs extra confirmation.

Retention

We keep records only as long as we need them for account support, fraud checks, dispute handling, or a duty set by local law. When the period ends, we remove or archive them under our process.

Who to contact

For any legal request, contact the same support team through email or the in-account message panel. Include your registered details so we can find the right account and route the request correctly.

Change requests

If you want a copy, correction, or closure-related action, say exactly what should change and why. We may ask for proof before making a record change that affects your account or wallet trail.

Legal questions you may ask us

These questions cover the legal side of your account, the records we keep, and the way you can reach us from India. We answer them from the account record you submit, because many requests depend on identity checks and local law. If the question is about access, data, or a correction, use the same registered details so we can act on the right profile.

Yes. You can ask what we keep, why we keep it, and which parts come from your account activity. We check the request against your registered details before we share anything that local law allows.

Send the exact change through email or the in-account message panel, along with the account name and the record you want updated. We may ask for proof if the change affects identity or wallet history.

We adjust access and any related terms to match the new rule set. If a change affects your account, we post the current wording in the account area and handle the next step from there.

We keep login and device records for security, dispute handling, and fraud checks. Those logs are not held forever; they are kept only for the period needed under our process and local law.

You can request a copy of the records linked to your account. We will verify the request first, then send what local law allows through the contact channel you used.

Access requests are checked against your registered email, account name, and any extra proof we need. Once verified, we answer through the same thread so you can keep a clean record.

Use [email protected] or the in-account message panel for legal matters. Add your account details and a short subject line so the request reaches the right team without delay.

Legal terms for your account

Where to send legal requests

Email

In-account message

Postal request

How we handle records and access

Data handling

Cookies

Account security

Retention

Who to contact

Change requests

Legal questions you may ask us

01 Can I ask how my data is used?

02 How do I request corrections?

03 What happens if local law changes?

04 Do you keep login records?

05 Can I ask for a copy of records?

06 How do you handle access requests?

07 Who should I contact for legal matters?

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