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Open 101spin Terms & Conditions for India

These Terms & Conditions explain how your 101spin account works, what we may ask for before access is approved, and how wallet activity is handled under local law.

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HELP PATHS

Browse support for policy questions

If any clause feels unclear, reach support from your account or by email and quote the section number you want checked. We handle questions about acceptance, edits, verification, and account closure in one queue, so your request stays tied to the right record. When you send a document, use the same name and email as the account to avoid delays, and keep one reply thread open until the matter is closed.

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Email the policy desk

Use the contact address shown in your account area for clause questions, change requests, or closure requests. Add the section number, your registered email, and a short note so we can match the request to the correct record without extra back-and-forth.

Message from the account

If you are logged in, send the request through the message area inside your account. That keeps the thread linked to your profile and helps us answer changes to identity details, contact details, or consent records in one place.

Share a document request

When a clause depends on identity checks, we may ask for a fresh document set. Send only the items asked for, with personal details matching your account, so the request can move ahead cleanly and the history stays complete.

DATA CARE

Switch to how we handle data

We handle this policy area in a simple way: the data you submit is used to run the account, check requests, keep records, and answer changes or disputes.

Data we collect

We keep the details you submit for account creation, contact, verification, support history, and wallet records.

Cookies and session use

Cookies help remember your login state, language choice, and page settings.

Account security

Use a private password, a device you control, and a contact route you can access.

Record retention

We keep account and support records only as long as needed for service, disputes, and local-law duties.

Change requests

If your name, phone number, or email changes, send a request from the account so we can match it to…

Who to contact

For correction, access, or closure requests, use the support channel listed in the account area.

Open common questions on these terms

These questions cover the parts people check first: when the terms apply, what happens if local law blocks access, how we store account records, and where to send a change request. Keep the current page text in mind each time you act on the account, because updates can replace older wording without changing the record of a completed request. If something is unclear, support can point you to the right clause.

They apply when you create an account, keep using the service, or accept a later change shown on the page. The current page text is the one that governs your account at that time.

No. If local law does not permit access where you are, you should not open or continue the account. Where local law permits, the same terms and verification steps apply to you.

We keep the details you submit for registration, contact, verification, support history, and wallet records. That helps us confirm requests, resolve disputes, and meet the recordkeeping duties that apply to us.

The terms set the order for deposits, verification, and withdrawal checks. Payment routes can change by method or account status, and we may ask for matching name and source details before a request moves ahead.

Yes. We may update the terms when the service, local law, or recordkeeping needs change. When that happens, the current page text is the one you should read before your next account action.

Send the request through the support channel in your account and say which detail you want changed or removed. We may need a fresh document, and some records must stay for lawful reasons.

Our support team handles it first. Share the section number, your account email, and the issue in one reply thread, and we will check the record, the time stamp, and the relevant clause.