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Legal terms for your Malaysia account

bk8my sets out its legal terms so you know how account access, wallet records, data handling and support requests are managed before you open an account.

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bk8my Legal terms for your Malaysia account
CONTACT ROUTES

Reach us for legal matters

Legal questions should reach the right team, not sit in a general chat queue. We separate account access matters, privacy requests and payment-record questions so your issue can be checked against the right policy. If we need proof of identity or transaction ownership, we will ask only through our stated contact path.

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Account access checks

Use live chat when your question concerns account entry, verification status or a term that affects your access. Our team may ask for the account email and recent login context before routing the case.

Privacy requests

Send privacy requests by email when you want to ask about stored personal data, correction, deletion or export where the law allows it. Include the account email so we can match the request safely.

Payment record queries

For Touch 'n Go, GrabPay, Boost dan FPX records, share the transaction reference and time shown in your wallet. We compare those details with account logs before replying on a legal basis.

ACCOUNT SAFEGUARDS

How bk8my handles legal records

Our legal handling is built around clear records, limited access and traceable decisions. We keep account, wallet and support data only for reasons tied to service operation, law, fraud prevention or dispute…

Personal data scope

We collect account details, login records, wallet activity and support messages because those records show who controls the account and how requests were handled. We do not ask for unrelated data through public channels.

Cookie handling

Cookies help keep sessions working, remember language choices and detect unusual access patterns. You can manage browser cookies, but some account actions may need session cookies so the service can identify you.

Account security logs

Login attempts, device signals and IP patterns may be recorded to spot unauthorised access and settle account disputes. These logs are checked by limited staff who need them for security or legal handling.

Retention rules

Records are kept for the period needed for account operation, payment matching, legal duties and dispute response. When a record is no longer needed, we remove it or keep it in a form that cannot identify you.

Change requests

You may ask us to correct account details that are outdated or inaccurate. We may need identity checks before making changes, because legal records must stay linked to the right account holder.

Escalation path

If a legal reply needs deeper checking, support can escalate it to the policy team. We keep a case trail so follow-up replies refer to the same facts and documents.

Your legal questions answered clearly

This section explains common legal points before you open or continue using an account. The answers focus on eligibility, records, cookies, access checks and contact routes. They do not replace legal advice, but they show how we handle account-related legal matters.

Account eligibility depends on local law and is available where local law permits. We may ask for verification details if we need to confirm identity, location or account ownership under our terms.

We may keep account details, login history, wallet entries, payment references, support messages and policy decisions. These records help us manage access, answer disputes and meet legal or payment-related duties.

Payment references help match your wallet activity with the transaction shown by the payment provider. We use them for reconciliation, ownership checks, dispute handling and account security, not for unrelated public use.

Yes, you may ask us to correct inaccurate account data. We may request proof before making changes, because legal and payment records must remain accurate and tied to the right account holder.

You may request deletion where the law allows it. Some records may need to remain for payment matching, dispute response, security checks or legal duties, and we will explain that reason.

Access may be paused when records suggest unauthorised entry, mismatched identity details, payment disputes or a breach of our terms. We check the case and tell you what is needed next.

Use the contact path shown on the site and include your account email, the issue date and any relevant reference. This helps us match your request to the correct account record.