Definitions
Terms like account, wallet and session are defined identically across privacy, terms and cookie pages so one reading covers all three.
This is the susubet privacy policy page. We've written it so you can see exactly what data we collect when you open an account, why we hold it...
Our privacy posture follows the rules of supported regions and we apply Indonesia-facing safeguards where local law permits. When you register, we collect identifiers (name, email, phone), device signals, and transaction references tied to your wallet top-ups. We do not sell your data to third parties. Processors who help us run KYC checks, fraud screening and payment reconciliation see only the fields
needed for that task. You can request access, correction or deletion of your record by contacting our privacy desk, and we will respond within statutory windows applicable to your region. Payment-rail context below is shown only because those rails carry your transaction metadata into our records.
Service availability is jurisdiction-dependent. Users are responsible for checking local law before access.
This policy is reviewed by named roles inside susubet — not generated and forgotten. Here's who touches it before publication.
Our compliance officer signs off every revision against Indonesia-applicable data rules and supported-region requirements before the page is pushed live on susubet.app.
Outside counsel checks jurisdiction wording, processor disclosures and cross-border transfer language so the clauses you read here match the contracts behind them.
Our security lead validates the technical safeguards section — encryption in transit, hashed credentials and segmented payment metadata — so the description matches production.
Every change carries a date stamp and short changelog note. You can ask support for prior versions if you need to see what your original consent covered.
We keep an internal register of sub-processors handling KYC, fraud and payments. Material additions trigger a notice on this page before the new processor receives data.
A dedicated inbox routes access, portability and deletion requests to a human reviewer, not an auto-responder, so your privacy ticket gets a real decision.
This privacy notice sits alongside our terms and cookie pages. Here's how the wording lines up so you don't get conflicting answers.
Terms like account, wallet and session are defined identically across privacy, terms and cookie pages so one reading covers all three.
Data retention periods listed here match the record-keeping clauses in our terms — no document overrides another on how long we hold your information.
The sub-processor categories described here are the same ones referenced in our cookie notice when third-party tags are involved in your session.
Supported-region language is identical across pages. Where local law permits is the phrase we use consistently when describing access and data flows.
Privacy contact paths shown above are the same ones surfaced in the footer and the terms page, so escalation never sends you in circles.
All policy pages are reviewed on the same quarterly cycle, with material changes pushed simultaneously so versions never drift between documents.
What you agree to at sign-up is mirrored here in plain language, so the consent checkbox and this notice describe the same processing activities.
These are the on-page elements that define how the privacy notice is laid out — so you can scan for the part you need.