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omcy8 terms for Malaysia accounts

These terms set the rules for your account, your use of the lobby, and how we handle access in Malaysia.

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ASK THE TEAM

Where to ask about clauses

If you want a clause explained before you continue, use the contact paths below. We route terms questions to the same account record, so the reply matches the exact page and version…

Live chat Use live chat when you want a clause explained, a deadline checked, or a record of your request. We keep the thread with your account case so the reply stays tied to the right version.
Email Send an email if you need a written copy of a term, a correction to your details, or a record of how we handled your request. We answer using the same language used on the page.
Account form Use the account form if you need to change contact details, ask about access under local law, or raise a dispute about a terms decision. We route it to the right team and track the reply.
RECORDS AND ACCESS

How we handle your records

This page sits inside our account record system, so we keep the files we need to show what terms were accepted and when.

Data handling

We store the details needed to run your account, check requests, and keep an audit trail of changes. Access stays limited to staff who need it, and we do not use those records for unrelated purposes.

Cookie control

Session cookies keep you signed in and remember basic settings. Where we use optional cookies, we explain the choice in the browser prompt so you can accept or refuse before they begin.

Account security

If you change contact details, password, or withdrawal details, we may ask for verification before the update takes effect. That step helps us protect your account from changes you did not ask for.

Record keeping

We keep transaction, consent, and contact records only as long as needed for support, legal duties, and account history. When the retention period ends, we delete or anonymise the record.

Change requests

If a term affects you, send us the exact section and the change you want. We will check whether local law allows the request and tell you what can be updated on your file.

Contact path

For privacy or terms questions, use live chat or email from the support area. We log the request, answer in sequence, and keep the conversation attached to the same account case.

Common questions about these terms

These questions cover how the contract works when you open an account, send a request, or ask for a correction. We keep the language plain so you can check your position quickly, but the page still sits under local law and the version shown here. If something is unclear, use the contact paths and quote the section number you want explained. We will point you to the right clause or the right form.

Yes. By opening an account, browsing the lobby, or sending a request, you accept the current version. If local law does not allow access where you are, you should not continue.

It can. Access and eligibility always depend on local law and are available only where local law permits. If the law changes, we may adjust the sections or pause access in affected areas.

Stop using the site and contact us through support. We can explain the clause, but if you keep using the account after the posted effective date, the current terms still apply.

Touch 'n Go, GrabPay, Boost dan FPX follow the checks written into the wallet and account rules. A transfer may wait for verification if the details do not match your record.

Yes. Send the exact change you want, plus the section that concerns you. We may ask for verification before we update the file, and some records must stay on file under law.

We post the new wording on this page and may place a notice inside your account area. The date shown on the page tells you when the new terms take effect.

Use live chat or email and mention the clause number, your account email, and the issue you want resolved. That helps us answer in order and keep the record tied to one case.