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The Legal Side of Your myiwin Account

This page holds the terms you accept when you open a myiwin account, how we store and correct the details behind it, and how a wallet query is escalated once you send it in.

Plain-language account termsWallet and payment clausesHow to request a changeWhere policy queries go
myiwin The Legal Side of Your myiwin Account
REACHING US

Reach Us With a Policy Question

Policy questions arrive at odd hours, so they travel through the same channels you already use for account help. Start in live chat: sign in, open the help panel and pick the legal or wallet category so your message reaches a person who can see your account state. If a document has to come with the request, email is the cleaner route — send it from the address registered to your account and quote the verification reference. Written requests about your details come back in writing, so you keep a record of what was agreed.

Live chat Sign in, open the help panel and choose the legal or wallet category so your message reaches someone who can already see your account state and wallet history.
Email Attach any document you were asked for and send from the address registered to your account, quoting the verification reference so we can match the request to your file.
Wallet reference Open the wallet page, tap the transaction in question and copy the reference number — it shortens any query about a Touch 'n Go eWallet, Boost or GrabPay credit.
DATA HANDLING

How Your Details and Login Stay Safe

Your account file holds what is needed and little else: identity documents for verification, contact details, a record of wallet movements, and the sign-in data that keeps a login safe. Cookies do the practical work — holding a session on your own device instead of asking for a code on every tap. Verification files are encrypted and access is restricted to the staff handling verification and disputes. Records stay while the account is open plus the period our duties require, then they are deleted or anonymised. Ask and we will show you what we hold, and correct what is wrong.

Verification files

The document you sent, the reference it produced and the outcome are stored together, so a repeat check never means sending the same file a second time.

Cookies and sessions

Sign-in cookies keep you logged in on your own device; clear them in your browser settings and you simply sign in again with a fresh code.

Login checks

A new device triggers a code to your registered number, and an email goes out when a sign-in looks unlike the pattern we usually see on your account.

Retention and removal

Write in to see what we hold, correct a spelling or an old address, or have records removed once the period we are required to keep them has passed.

Straight Answers to Your Legal Questions

Yes. The terms are part of opening the account wallet, and you accept them before the lobby loads. If a clause does not sit right with you, ask us about it before you accept.

Email us from the address registered to your account and say what you want to see. We match your verification reference to the file and reply in writing, so you have a copy to keep.

You can, through live chat or email. Withdraw any settled balance first using the same rail you funded with, and we close the profile once the record-keeping period is dealt with.

Whether you can open the wallet follows the law where you are, so we offer it only where local law allows and confirm your location when the account is set up.

Live chat first, quoting the reference on the transaction in your wallet page. Keep the confirmation from Touch 'n Go eWallet, Boost or GrabPay close by — the e-wallet's own record settles most checks.

Terms are revised when a rule or a payment rail changes. The version date on this page moves with them, and material changes appear in the account notice panel when you sign in.
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Legal

Service availability depends on eligible regions and local law. Users should check local rules before opening an account.

Access may be available only where local law permits.