Terms of Service
The data definitions used here match the ones in our Terms. If a word appears in both pages, it carries the same meaning across both.
This is the pintarbola privacy policy — the plain-language version of how we store, use and protect the details you share when you open an account with us...
We collect only the account data we need to run your lobby session: your registered name, contact details, device identifiers, payment-rail references for DANA, OVO, GoPay or QRIS, and the session logs our security tools generate. Where local law permits, we retain these records for the periods set by Indonesia's financial-services and electronic-information rules. We do not sell your data to advertising
networks. We share it with payment partners only to settle a transaction, and with regulators when a supported-regions request reaches us through formal channels. You can request a copy, correction or erasure of your record by writing to the contact paths below, and we'll respond within the timeframe published in this policy.
Service availability is jurisdiction-dependent. Users are responsible for checking local law before access.
Send data-access, correction or erasure requests to our privacy inbox. Include your registered handle and the rail you used — DANA, OVO, GoPay or QRIS — so we can verify the account before we action your request.
The chat widget inside your account routes privacy questions to a separate desk. Ask for the privacy queue and we'll move you across; turnaround sits inside the window written into this policy.
For formal notices — subpoenas, regulator letters, supervised disclosure under Indonesia rules — use the registered postal address listed at the foot of this policy and mark the envelope for the privacy officer.
Our policy team re-reads this page every quarter. Edits are logged with a date stamp at the bottom so you can see when wording around DANA, OVO, GoPay or QRIS references last changed.
Every revision is signed off by counsel briefed on Indonesia's electronic-information and consumer-data rules before it goes live. We don't push silent edits to this page without that review step.
Drafts go through a plain-language editor so the policy reads cleanly. If a clause feels heavy, that's the version we already trimmed from the original legal draft.
The systems that hold your account record are audited against the controls our infrastructure partners publish. Findings that affect your data are reflected in the wording on this page.
The version number in the hero badges moves up each time we publish a material change. Minor typo fixes don't move the number; substantive changes do.
If a paragraph is unclear, write to the privacy inbox and we'll consider it for the next pass. Several lines on this page started as reader questions we kept seeing.
The data definitions used here match the ones in our Terms. If a word appears in both pages, it carries the same meaning across both.
Cookie behaviour is described in a separate notice. This policy points to it rather than repeating the same text in two places.
Identity checks tied to anti-money-laundering rules are described in the AML statement. The data fields involved are listed here too.
How we reference DANA, OVO, GoPay and QRIS data is consistent with the payment-disclosure page; rail names and retention windows match across both.
What happens to your data when you close your account is summarised here and mirrored, line for line, on the closure page in your account settings.
The escalation steps for a privacy complaint match the steps on the general complaints page, so you don't get two different routes.
Formal notices we publish for Indonesia regulators use the same definitions and contact addresses you see at the foot of this policy.
A short scope block at the top tells you which pintarbola services this policy covers — the web lobby, the mobile view and the account flow you completed at sign-up.
A categorised list of the fields we store on your record, separated into identity data, contact data, session data and payment-rail references. Each category has its retention window.
Each data category is paired with the reason we hold it — account verification, settlement, security or a rule we follow under Indonesia electronic-information law.
A dedicated block lists the rights you can exercise: access, correction, erasure, portability and objection. Each right has the channel you use to action it.
A small retention table shows how long each category sits on our systems before it is archived or deleted. Numbers are stated in months, not vague words.
A change log at the foot of the page lists material edits with dates. You can scan it to see what shifted between the version you last read and today's.