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Your Rights and Our Commitments at w3c

At w3c, we want you to know exactly where you stand — what data we hold, how we use it, and what terms govern your account at w3c.fun.

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What Our Legal Terms Actually Cover

w3c Service availability depends on jurisdiction. It is the user's responsibility to check local law before access.

Our terms of use define the relationship between you and w3c from the moment you open an account. They govern how your account is created, how transactions via UPI, Paytm and PhonePe are processed on your behalf, and what happens if a dispute arises. We process

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personal data — name, contact details, payment identifiers — only to operate your account, verify identity, and meet obligations imposed by applicable law. We do not sell your data to third parties. Data is retained only for as long as legally required or operationally necessary, after
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which it is deleted or anonymised. Jurisdiction determines eligibility: you can use w3c only where local law in India permits such activity. If you are unsure whether access is permitted in your specific state or region, check the applicable local regulations before proceeding. These terms are
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governed by the laws of the jurisdiction in which w3c is licensed to operate.

Service availability depends on jurisdiction. It is the user's responsibility to check local law before access.

LEGAL CONTACT PATHS

Reach Us on Any Legal or Policy Matter

If you have a question about your rights, a data request, or a concern about how your account is being managed, our team is available through…

ACCOUNT SECURITY AND DATA

How w3c Handles Your Data and Account Safety

Security and transparency are built into every layer of how we operate your account. From login to withdrawal, our processes are designed to keep your information protected and your rights clear at…

Data Encryption

Every piece of data you submit — from account registration through UPI or PhonePe transactions — is encrypted in transit and at rest using industry-standard TLS protocols. We do not store raw payment credentials on our servers.

Cookie Control

We use cookies strictly for session management, fraud prevention and analytics. You can review and adjust cookie preferences from your account settings at any time; rejecting non-essential cookies does not affect your ability to access the lobby.

Identity Verification

When you open an account, we conduct KYC checks as required by applicable law. Documents submitted for verification are stored securely and accessed only by authorised compliance staff — never shared with marketing or third-party ad networks.

Data Retention Schedule

We keep your account data for the period required by law — typically up to seven years for financial transaction records. After that window closes, data is deleted or irreversibly anonymised. You can request a summary of your retention schedule at any time.

Your Right to Access

You have the right to request a copy of the personal data we hold about you. Submit a data subject access request via email or live chat on w3c.fun and we will provide a structured response within 30 days as required by applicable privacy law.

Account Closure and Deletion

You may request account closure at any time through live chat or email. On closure, we settle any pending withdrawals to your nominated UPI, Paytm or PhonePe handle and then begin the deletion process for data no longer required by law.

Legal Questions You May Have About Your Account

Below we address the most common legal and policy questions about your account on w3c.fun — covering data rights, cookies, jurisdiction, and how to raise a formal concern.

w3c is the data controller for all personal information you provide at w3c.fun. We determine how and why your data is processed, and we are the correct point of contact for any data rights request.

Yes. Submit a data subject access request via email or live chat and we will supply a copy of your data within 30 days. If any detail is inaccurate, contact support and we will correct it after verifying your identity.

Financial transaction records — including UPI and Paytm deposits and withdrawals — are retained for up to seven years to meet statutory accounting and anti-money-laundering obligations. After that period, records are deleted or anonymised.

Access depends entirely on local law. w3c is available only where local law in India permits such activity. If your state or territory restricts online gaming, you should not attempt to create or use an account.

We use essential cookies for session security, functional cookies for your preferences, and optional analytics cookies. You can disable non-essential cookies in your account settings or browser without losing access to the lobby or your wallet.

Contact our legal support team by email or live chat at w3c.fun with the details of your concern. We acknowledge all formal complaints within one business day and aim to resolve them within 14 days, escalating to a senior compliance officer if needed.

Request closure through live chat or email. We settle any pending balance to your linked UPI, Paytm or PhonePe handle first, then initiate data deletion for all records not required by applicable retention law.

Your Rights and Our Commitments at w3c

Reach Us on Any Legal or Policy Matter

How w3c Handles Your Data and Account Safety

Data Encryption

Cookie Control

Identity Verification

Data Retention Schedule

Your Right to Access

Account Closure and Deletion

Legal Questions You May Have About Your Account

01 Who controls the personal data I share when I open an account?

02 Can I access or correct the data w3c holds about me?

03 How are UPI and Paytm transaction records stored and for how long?

04 Is w3c available to me if I live in a state where online gaming is restricted?

05 What cookies does w3c use and can I turn them off?

06 What should I do if I believe my account or data has been mishandled?

07 How do I close my account and have my data removed?

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