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yes365 Legal Terms and Conditions for Indian Accounts

This page pulls together the terms that govern your account, data use, and access on yes365, with India-facing language for UPI, Paytm, and PhonePe records where they appear…

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CONTACT ROUTES

How To Reach Our Policy Desk

If you need a clause explained, we keep three contact paths open: email, in-account chat, and the web form linked from the footer.

Email Use the support address in the footer for formal requests, record corrections, or account-linked legal queries. Include your registered email and the relevant date so we can match the file quickly.
In-account chat Open chat after login for live clarification on notices, access questions, or a follow-up on a submitted request. We keep the thread attached to your account so the history stays in one place.
Web form Send a web form when you need a written trail for consent changes, retention questions, or a copy of a prior reply. We use the form details to route the matter to the right team.
DATA HANDLING

How We Handle Account Records

We limit policy data to what is needed for account operation: login timestamps, device and session logs, transaction references, and messages you send us.

Data use

We store account details, login timestamps, and request history so we can confirm who sent a message and what changed. We do not use that record for unrelated purposes.

Cookies

Cookies remember sign-in state, language choice, and consent settings. If you clear them, some preferences reset and we may ask you to sign in again on the next visit.

Account security

When a request affects contact details or access, we may ask for a one-time check against the registered email or phone before we apply the change. That keeps the file tied to the right account.

Retention

We keep records only for the period needed for legal, tax, dispute, or support reasons, then archive or remove them according to our internal schedule. The schedule is reviewed when our process changes.

Request changes

To ask for a correction, update, or deletion where law allows, tell us the account email, the change you want, and the proof we need to verify it. We then log the request and reply.

Contact path

Send policy requests by email or in-account chat, and mention whether you need a copy, a correction, or a full account query. We reply through the same channel unless you request another.

Common Legal Questions for Your Account

These answers cover access, records, consent, retention, and the path to request a change. We use the same account-linked checks across every request so the reply matches your file, and we apply any location-based rule only where local law permits. If you need a correction or removal, send it from the registered contact method so we can trace it quickly and respond through the same channel.

It explains the terms tied to your account, the way we handle records, and how we respond to access or correction requests. If a rule depends on local law, we apply it only where that law allows.

Yes. Send us the account email and the record you want checked, and we will confirm identity before we share or update anything. The exact scope depends on local law and the request you make.

We keep account and support records only as long as needed for operating the account, handling disputes, meeting legal duties, or meeting tax checks, then we archive or remove them under our retention rules.

Cookies help us remember sign-in state, language choice, and consent settings. If you clear them, you may need to sign in again and reselect preferences the next time you open the site.

Only the person who controls the registered email or phone can request changes, and we may ask for a check before we update contact details, security settings, or stored consent choices.

Use email, chat, or the web form in the footer, then include the page name, date, and the account email linked to the request so we can route it quickly.

Whenever access, eligibility, retention, or deletion is discussed, local law decides what can apply. We only process the request where the law in your location permits that action.