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matkatips legal terms for Indian accounts

This page sets out the legal rules for your India account, with access limits, data handling, request paths and cookie use in one place.

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CONTACT ROUTES

Where to send legal requests

If you need help with a correction request, data copy, account access issue or a state-specific legal question, use one of the routes below and send the account email you use on…

Email Send your legal request by email if you need correction, deletion or a copy of stored records. Add your account email, the state you are writing from and the change you want, so we can verify and route it.
Site form Use the site form for faster routing when your query is about consent, cookies or access limits. The form keeps the thread attached to your account case, which helps us answer in the same language you used.
Postal mail Postal mail works for signed requests or documents that need a physical record. Include clear contact details, the account identifier and the legal right you want to exercise, then keep a copy for your records.
DATA HANDLING

How we handle data and access

We handle legal requests with a narrow set of records: sign-in logs, consent choices, contact history and the data needed for payments or dispute checks.

Data use

We collect only the data needed for account creation, sign-in, payment checks, dispute handling and legal duties. Anything else stays out unless you ask for it or a rule requires it.

Cookies

Cookies help us remember language, session state and consent choices, and they help spot unusual sign-in activity. You can manage them in your browser, though some legal controls may stop working.

Sign-in security

We keep password rules, device checks and login alerts in place to reduce unauthorised access. If you notice a sign-in you do not recognise, contact us right away so we can lock the session.

Retention

Records stay only as long as the law, tax handling, dispute handling or account security needs them. After that period, we delete or anonymise the parts we no longer need.

Change requests

If you want correction, deletion or access to stored data, send a request through support and include proof that you control the account. We act once we can match the record safely.

Contact log

We keep a contact log so we can show when a request came in, which team handled it and what was sent back. That log helps us resolve disputes and close the case cleanly.

Questions about rights and access

These questions cover access, data use, retention and contact routes. If your state or bank rule changes how a request works, we follow the stricter local rule for that case. Use the answers below to see what happens when you ask for correction, deletion or a copy of stored data. We keep the process simple, but we still verify ownership before touching any account record.

Your account is handled under Indian law and any local rule that applies where you access the site. If a state rule is stricter, we follow that rule for the relevant request.

We keep sign-in details, request history, payment records and security logs needed for account control, fraud checks and legal duties. We do not keep extra data without a clear reason tied to the account.

Send the request through support with your account email and the change you want. We verify ownership first, then update, limit or remove data where law allows for your state.

Cookies help us remember language, session state and consent choices, and they also help us spot risky sign-in activity. You can manage browser controls, though some legal and security functions may stop working.

We keep records only for the period needed for account handling, tax checks, dispute handling and other legal duties. After that, we delete or anonymise what we no longer need.

Use email or the site form and mention the right you are asking about. If we need proof, we will ask for a small set of details so we can match the record safely.

If access is not allowed where you are, we block it for that location and keep the legal page available so you can see the reason. Availability always depends on local law.