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Open legal terms for India

Our legal page sets out how access, data use, and account decisions work on dafasports.

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CONTACT PATHS

Take a look at legal contact paths

If you need a copy of these terms, a correction to your account details, or a decision on a data request, use the contact route shown in your account.

Email request Send from the email linked to your account, attach the page link, and say whether you want a copy, correction, or deletion check. That helps us route it to the right team without back-and-forth.
Chat support Use chat when you need a quick legal answer about access, consent, or stored records. We can confirm the current wording shown in your session and tell you which next step fits.
Written request If your state asks for a written request, use the address shown in your account area. Add your name, registered email, and the exact change you want checked under the current terms.
DATA AND ACCESS

Switch to data, cookies and retention

We keep legal handling tied to the account you create. Cookies store session state, language choice, and whether you already saw a consent prompt, while sign-in controls help stop unauthorised changes.

Cookies and session

Cookies remember language, login state, and form progress so you do not lose a legal request halfway through. If you clear browser data, some fields may reset and you may need to sign in again.

Account verification

Before we change a name, email, or payout-linked detail, we may ask for a matching message from your registered email and extra proof if the request touches sensitive account data.

Record retention

We keep logs, request history, and consent records only for the period needed for legal, audit, dispute, or support reasons. After that, our process removes or anonymises what must no longer stay identifiable.

Change requests

To ask for a correction or data export, send a clear request through support and say exactly what you want changed. The clearer you are, the faster we can check the account record.

Access control

We use password checks, session expiry, and device signals to protect your account from unauthorised changes. If a device looks unfamiliar, we may ask you to sign in again before we act.

Third-party handling

Where a service provider processes a legal request, it does so only for the task we send and under contract. We do not pass your data around for unrelated use.

Browse common legal questions here

These are the questions people ask before opening an account or sending a request. The answers focus on access, data, retention, and who can contact us, so you can check the rules that affect your session and your records. If local law changes, the current terms in your account area stay the main reference until we update them.

No. If your state or territory does not allow access, you should not proceed. When access is allowed, the terms shown in your session apply to your account and the requests you send from it.

We keep the details needed to operate your account, check requests, settle support cases, and meet legal or audit duties. That can include contact details, consent history, and request logs for the period allowed by law.

Send a request from the email linked to your account or use the form in your account area. Tell us the exact field you want changed and, where needed, share proof that matches the record.

Yes. Send a clear request through support and say you want an export of your stored account data. We may ask you to confirm the request from your registered email before we send anything.

We keep records only as long as needed for legal, security, dispute, support, or audit purposes. After that period, the data is removed or anonymised under our retention process.

Use the contact route in your account, include your registered email, and explain the issue in plain words. If your request is urgent, chat can help us identify the right team faster.

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