amogus Platform Privacy Notice

This page describes what we collect when you use amogus and how we keep that data protected. Southeast Asia's digital payment adoption has accelerated over the past five years, with platforms like DANA, e-wallet, and mobile banking becoming standard ways to transfer funds online. We at amogus align our data practices with this shift: we collect only what is necessary to verify your identity, process your deposits and withdrawals, and comply with applicable law.

We store your personal information securely and do not sell it to third parties. We use encryption for data in transit and at rest. We retain your data only as long as needed to serve your account or meet legal obligations. This policy applies to all users of amogus, whether you access our platform on Android, iOS, or desktop.

If you have questions about how we use your data, your rights, or how to request deletion or correction, contact us via email or in-app chat. We respond to data requests within five business days.

What data we collect on amogus

We collect personal data only when you interact with amogus. During account creation, we ask for your full name, email address, date of birth, and a valid identity document number. We also collect your phone number if you provide it — this is optional but helps us contact you if there are issues with your account.

When you deposit or withdraw funds, we collect the details of your linked payment account. If you deposit via DANA, e-wallet, mobile banking, local payment, online payment, or e-wallet, we record your wallet address or account identifier. If you deposit via mobile banking, local payment, online payment, or e-wallet, we record your bank account number and the name it is registered under. We do not store your banking credentials (passwords, PINs, or full card numbers) — we only retain what is necessary to settle transactions.

We also collect behavioral data: which matches you view, which bets you place, your bet amounts, and your settlement history. This data helps us detect fraud and unusual account activity. We do not use this data for marketing or profile building — it serves account security and settlement purposes only.

How we use your data on amogus

We use your personal data for six specific purposes. First, we verify your identity — when you register, we cross-check your name, date of birth, and identity document against official records to confirm you are who you claim to be. Second, we process your deposits and withdrawals — we use your payment account details to route funds to and from your amogus balance.

Third, we detect fraud and unusual activity — behavioral data helps us spot potential account takeovers, rapid bet spikes, or suspicious payment patterns. Fourth, we comply with applicable law — we may be required to share data with regulators or law enforcement if we receive a lawful request. Fifth, we provide customer support — your account history helps our team respond to your questions and resolve disputes.

Sixth, we send you transactional messages — we email you confirmations of deposits, withdrawals, and significant account changes. We do not send marketing emails or promotional offers unless you have explicitly opted in. We do not use your data to build profiles, create targeted advertising, or share with third parties for their marketing purposes.

How we protect your data on amogus

We encrypt all data in transit using industry-standard TLS (transport layer security). Your identity document number, banking details, and payment account information are encrypted at rest on our servers. We limit access to your data to employees who need it to serve your account — support staff, payment processors, and fraud detection systems.

We conduct regular security audits and penetration testing. We maintain a data breach response plan: if we become aware that your data has been compromised, we notify you without unreasonable delay and assist you in taking protective measures. We do not keep backup copies of your data longer than necessary for recovery and legal compliance purposes.

Third-party processors and data sharing on amogus

We use third-party processors to deliver our service. Payment processors (online payment, e-wallet, mobile banking, local payment, online payment, e-wallet, and our bank partners mobile banking, local payment, online payment, e-wallet) receive your payment account details to settle transactions. Identity verification services receive your name, date of birth, and identity document number to confirm your identity. These processors are bound by confidentiality agreements and use your data only to perform the service we request.

We may also share data if required by law — for example, if a court orders us to disclose your transaction history, or if a financial regulator requests information as part of a compliance investigation. We do not sell your data to marketing companies, data brokers, or other third parties for their own use.

Our servers may sit outside your jurisdiction. If you are in Indonesia and access amogus from Jakarta, Surabaya, Bandung, or Medan, your data may be processed and stored in jurisdictions outside Indonesia. By using amogus, you consent to the transfer and processing of your data outside your home jurisdiction. We apply the same security and privacy protections regardless of where your data is stored.

On amogus, we collect only what we need, protect it with encryption, and share it only with processors and regulators who need it to serve you or comply with law.

Your rights regarding your data on amogus

You have the right to access your personal data — you can download your account history, bet records, and transaction confirmations from your amogus dashboard. You have the right to correct inaccurate data — if your name or contact details are wrong, contact us and we will update them. You have the right to request deletion of your data, subject to legal and retention obligations — if your account is closed and you have no outstanding transactions, we will delete your personal data within thirty days of request.

You also have the right to data portability — you can request that we export your data in a standard format so you can move it to another service. To exercise any of these rights, contact our support team via email or in-app chat. We respond to data requests within five business days and complete most requests within thirty days.

Cookies and tracking on amogus

We use cookies to keep you logged into amogus and to remember your preferences (e.g., odds format, language). These are session cookies that expire when you log out. We do not use cookies to track your behavior across other websites, and we do not partner with advertising networks to serve targeted ads. Our cookie policy is simple: we use cookies only to deliver the amogus service and to analyze how users interact with our platform (e.g., which features are most used, which matches draw the most traffic).

You can disable cookies in your browser settings, but doing so may prevent you from using amogus fully. We do not set cookies until you have visited amogus and interacted with our platform — we do not use tracking pixels or pre-login cookies.

Changes to our privacy policy on amogus

We may update this privacy policy from time to time to reflect changes in our practices, applicable law, or regulatory guidance. If we make material changes to how we collect, use, or share your data, we will notify you via email or by posting a notice on our platform. We will give you at least thirty days to review changes before they take effect. If you do not agree with our updated policy, you can close your account — we will delete your data within thirty days, subject to legal obligations.

Contact us about privacy on amogus

If you have questions about our privacy practices, wish to exercise your data rights, or believe we have mishandled your information, contact our support team. We respond to privacy enquiries within five business days. For formal data requests, you can also refer to our legal notice page, which contains additional contact information.

Our services are available only where local law permits. If you have questions about your privacy rights under your jurisdiction's law, you may also consult local data protection authorities. We comply with applicable privacy laws in the jurisdictions where we operate, and we respect your rights under those laws.