Terms of Service
Account obligations cited in the terms match the data points we collect here — no hidden categories appear in one document but not the other.
This is the posjitu privacy policy — the page that tells you what we collect when you open an account, why we keep it, and how long it...
We collect the minimum data needed to run your posjitu account: identity details you submit at sign-up, payment references when you top up through DANA, OVO, GoPay or QRIS, and session logs that keep your lobby secure. We store these on infrastructure that meets Indonesian data-handling expectations where local law permits. You can request a copy of your record, ask us to
correct an entry, or close the account entirely — and we'll process the request within the window stated in our internal service standards. We don't sell your information to third parties. Marketing messages are opt-in, and you can switch them off from your account settings without losing lobby access. Where supported regions require us to retain transaction references for audit reasons, we
keep those records separate from your marketing preferences.
Service availability is jurisdiction-dependent. Users are responsible for checking local law before access.
If something in this policy isn't clear, or you want to exercise a data right, reach us through one of the channels below. Our privacy desk is staffed during Indonesia business hours and routes urgent requests to the on-call reviewer.
Email our dedicated privacy address with your account handle and a short note. We confirm receipt the same day and follow up with the reviewer assigned to your case within two working days.
Open the chat bubble inside your posjitu account and ask for the privacy team. The agent will tag the thread so a senior reviewer picks it up rather than a general support handler.
Use the structured form linked from your account settings to request export, correction or deletion. The form captures everything our reviewer needs so we don't have to come back asking for clarification.
This policy isn't a copy-paste template. It's reviewed by people who actually run the posjitu lobby and know what data flows through it.
Our policy text is re-read every quarter against what the platform actually does. If a slot provider or payment rail changes, the clause changes with it before the next account cohort signs in.
Each clause has an internal owner. When you query a line, we can tell you which team approved it and when, so the answer you get isn't guesswork from a frontline agent.
We write for the reader who's about to open an account, not for a legal filing cabinet. Where a term is unavoidable, we explain it inline rather than burying it in a glossary.
Clauses reference DANA, OVO, GoPay and QRIS by name because that's what your account actually touches. Generic templates don't reflect how money and identity move in Indonesia.
Material updates are dated at the foot of this page. You can see what shifted and when, so a clause you read last month isn't quietly different today.
If a sentence here confuses you, tell us. We've rewritten paragraphs based on questions from account holders because clarity beats elegance on a privacy page.
Our privacy clauses line up with the other legal pages on posjitu so you don't get conflicting answers depending on which document you opened.
Account obligations cited in the terms match the data points we collect here — no hidden categories appear in one document but not the other.
Tracking technologies are described in the cookie notice and cross-referenced from this policy so the storage layer and the data layer tell the same story.
DANA, OVO, GoPay and QRIS handling described here mirrors what the payments policy says about transaction references and retention windows.
The deletion timeline stated here is the same one quoted in the closure flow inside your account settings, down to the working-day count.
Opt-in language used here matches the toggle labels you see in settings, so consenting in one place doesn't contradict a setting elsewhere.
References to encryption and storage are aligned with the security statement; both pages name the same controls rather than competing summaries.
The escalation route for a privacy complaint is identical to the route published in the complaints policy, ending with the same reviewer team.
The privacy page on posjitu is laid out so you can find a clause without scrolling the whole document. Here are the visible elements you'll see...
Each clause has a stable anchor link, so if our chat agent points you to a specific paragraph, the URL lands you on the exact line rather than the top of the page.
A dated stamp sits at the foot of the document. You can quote it back to us when you raise a query so we know which version of the text you read.
Where a clause has a real-world consequence for your account, a short callout sits beside it explaining what it means in practice rather than in legalese.
Inline links jump to the cookie notice, terms and payments policy when a clause depends on them, so you don't have to hunt for context in another tab.
A persistent contact block reminds you how to reach the privacy desk without scrolling back to the support section every time a question comes up.
The page reflows for phone reading because most account holders open it from mobile. Anchors and callouts stay tappable instead of collapsing into a wall of text.