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Open 3rr Legal Terms for India

This page sets out the legal terms that shape access, account use, data handling, cookies, and change requests on 3rr.

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CONTACT ROUTES

Open Support Paths for Policy Requests

If you want to question a data point, ask for a correction, or send a location check, use the contact path inside your account or write…

Account help form Send privacy, access, or correction requests through the form in your account area.
Email desk If you cannot reach the account area, email the address listed on the site.
Postal request For matters that need a signed request, write to the postal address shown in…
DATA AND CONTROL

Switch Between Data, Cookies, and Security

We keep only the records needed to run the account, settle requests, and meet any legal duty that applies in India or the location tied to your session.

Data use

We collect contact details, device markers, and transaction records only to run the account, handle requests, and keep a record of changes. We do not use those records for anything outside the service purpose set out here.

Cookie control

Cookies help the page remember language, session state, and sign-in choices. You can clear them in your browser, and the next visit may ask you to set those preferences again before the account area loads.

Account security

We use password checks, session timeouts, and device matching to reduce unwanted access. If a sign-in looks unusual, we may ask for extra verification before we let you change sensitive account settings.

Record retention

We keep account and transaction records for as long as needed to resolve disputes, complete checks, and meet legal duties. After that, we remove or archive them under the retention rules that apply to the record type.

Change requests

If your name, contact detail, or other profile field needs correction, send the request through your account or the site email. We compare it with stored records before we make the update or explain why it cannot be made.

Who to contact

For access questions, deleted data requests, or account corrections, contact the support path shown on the site. We aim to respond from the same channel you used, so you can track the request from start to finish.

Browse Policy Questions Before You Join

These questions cover access, data handling, cookies, record retention, and request routes. We keep the answers plain so you can see how the policy works before you open an account, and what happens if your location or account details change later. If something still needs clarification, use the contact path listed on the site and we will route it to the right team.

Access depends on local law and is available where local law permits. If your location is not eligible, the site or wallet should block the step before you finish sign-up or try to use restricted features.

We keep the contact details, device markers, session records, and transaction files needed to run the account, verify requests, and meet legal duties. We do not hold records longer than the purpose for that file requires.

Cookies remember language, login state, and some device settings so the page can load with your saved choices. If you clear them, the next visit may ask you to set those preferences again before the account area opens.

Verification helps us confirm that a request, profile change, or withdrawal belongs to the right account. If a detail does not match our records, we may ask for another proof step before we complete the action.

We keep records for the time needed to settle requests, handle disputes, and meet legal duties. Once that period ends, we remove or archive the file under the retention rule that applies to its type.

Send the request from your account area or use the email shown on the site. Include the field you want changed and the matching detail from your records, so we can verify the request quickly.

Use the support path listed on the site and tell us which step is blocked. We will check your account, confirm the location rule that applies, and reply with the next action for your case.