Jurisdiction rules for your account
We write the terms to cover account use, identity checks, content changes, and the way balances, messages, and records are handled. If you are not in a place where local law permits access, the page does not create a right to use the service, and we
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do not treat a browser visit as consent on its own. The wording on this page is the version that matters now; older wording stays only as a reference if a dispute needs comparison. When Touch 'n Go, GrabPay, Boost dan FPX are used, the payment
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trail is kept for confirmation and audit purposes, not for broad reuse. That trail also helps us check whether a request came from the account holder, whether a dispute needs another look, and whether any correction to profile details is valid. We may update clause language
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when laws, settlement steps, or security checks change, and we will show the new date on this page so you can see exactly which wording applies.
Service availability depends on jurisdiction. It is the user's responsibility to check local law before access.