udm19 Privacy Policy: How We Handle Your Account Data
When you use udm19, you share information with us — account details, payment activity through Touch 'n Go eWallet, FPX or Boost, and your session behaviour on our platform. This policy sets out exactly what we collect, why we hold it, and what you can do about it. Availability of our services depends on local law and is accessible only where local law permits.
Account Data Protected
Touch 'n Go eWallet Covered
FPX Transactions Covered
Boost Payments Covered
POLICY SCOPE DETAIL
What This Policy Covers and How It Applies
This policy applies to all data udm19 processes when you access our platform from eligible regions where local law permits. We collect the information you provide when creating an account — your email address, contact details and identity verification data where required. When you fund your account via Touch 'n Go eWallet, FPX or Boost, transaction references and amounts are recorded against your account wallet; we do not store full payment credentials. We also collect session data: the pages you visit, games you open, and device type used to access the lobby. This data helps us keep your account secure, show you relevant content, and resolve any support queries you raise. We retain account data for as long as your account remains active and for a further period required under applicable law. You can request a copy of the data we hold, ask us to correct inaccuracies, or raise questions through the support channels listed on this page. Where processing relies on your consent, you may withdraw that consent at any time by contacting our support team directly.
Touch 'n Go eWallet
Transaction references tied to your account wallet — no card or wallet credentials stored on our side.
FPX
FPX payment references are logged for account reconciliation and support queries only.
Boost
Boost transaction records are held in your account history and visible after login.
INSIDE VS OUTSIDE
Where This Policy Applies
Account Access
Login activity, session duration, device type and account settings changes are all within scope. We use this to detect unusual access patterns and keep your account secure.
Payment Transactions
Deposits and withdrawals processed via Touch 'n Go eWallet, FPX or Boost are covered. Transaction references appear in your account wallet history after each action.
Platform Content
Your game activity — titles opened, session length, lobby navigation — is collected to improve how content is shown to you. No external party receives this data for advertising.
Third-Party Services
Links or services outside udm19 — including payment processor portals and external sites — operate under their own privacy terms. This policy does not extend to those destinations.
ACTIONS YOU CAN TAKE
Your Practical Rights Under This Policy
You have direct control over the personal data udm19 holds on your account. To review what we have, log in and check the account settings page — your profile details, linked payment methods and transaction history are visible there. If any detail is wrong, you can update most fields directly in your account. For records you cannot edit yourself, reach our support team through live chat or the contact form and we will make the correction. If you want to understand what data we process and why, you can send a data enquiry via the support form; we will respond within the timeframe required under applicable law. Closing your account does not delete all records immediately — some data is held for the period required by law — but we will confirm what is retained and for how long when you submit that request.
Review Your Records
Log in and navigate to account settings. Your profile data, wallet activity and transaction history are shown there without needing to contact support.
Correct Account Details
Most profile fields are editable directly after login. For fields locked by verification, raise a correction request via the support form.
Raise a Data Question
Use the contact form or live chat to ask what data we hold and why. Include your registered email so we can locate your account record quickly.
Request Account Closure
Submit a closure request through support. We will confirm what data is retained post-closure and the legal basis for keeping it.
REACH OUR TEAM
Privacy Contact Channels
For any question about this policy — data access, corrections, or account closure — reach us through one of the channels below. Keep your registered email handy so we can match your request to your account record without delay.
Live Chat
Start a chat from any page on udm19. Quote your registered email address so the agent can pull up your account and data records directly.
Contact Form
Submit a written enquiry through our contact form for data access requests, correction notices or policy questions that need a documented response.
Account Dashboard
Check your current account data, wallet balance, and transaction history after login — many routine queries can be resolved there without contacting support.
HOW WE PROTECT IT
Data Handling, Cookies and Account Security
Keeping your account data secure is an operational requirement for us, not an afterthought. Here is how the main areas work in practice.
Data Storage
Account and transaction records are stored on secured servers. Access is restricted to authorised staff handling account support, compliance or security functions — not shared for marketing or advertising.
Cookies and Session Data
We use cookies to keep your session active, remember your lobby preferences, and detect unusual login patterns. You can manage cookie preferences in your browser settings; some site functions require session cookies to work correctly.
Retention Period
Active account data is held while your account is open. After closure, we keep records for the period required under applicable law. The current retention schedule is shown in the account settings section after login.
Policy Updates
When this policy changes in a material way, we post the updated version on this page and note the revision date at the top. Continuing to use your account after a policy update means you have seen the revised terms.
COMMON POLICY QUERIES
Privacy Policy Questions Answered
These are the questions our support team sees most often about data, account records and how this policy works.
What personal data does udm19 collect when I open an account?
We collect your registered email address, contact details, and identity verification data where required. Once you fund your account via Touch 'n Go eWallet, FPX or Boost, payment transaction references are also logged in your account wallet. We do not store your full payment credentials.
Can I see all the data udm19 holds on me?
Yes. Log in and go to account settings to see your profile data, linked payment references and transaction history. For a full data summary not visible in the dashboard, submit a request through the contact form with your registered email address.
How do I correct wrong details on my account?
Most profile fields can be edited directly after login. For fields locked by verification — such as your registered name or identity documents — contact support via live chat or the contact form. Our team will update the record and confirm the change.
Does udm19 share my data with third parties?
We do not sell your data. Payment processors like Touch 'n Go eWallet, FPX and Boost receive only the transaction references needed to process your request. Data is shared with third parties only where required by law or to operate the account services you use.
What happens to my data if I close my account?
Closing your account stops active data collection, but some records are kept for the period required under applicable law. When you submit a closure request through support, we will confirm exactly what is retained, for how long, and the legal basis for keeping it.
How does udm19 use cookies, and can I turn them off?
Cookies keep your session active, remember your lobby state, and help us detect unusual login activity on your account. You can manage or block cookies through your browser settings. Note that session cookies are needed for login and account functions to work correctly.