How local law shapes access
These legal terms apply to your use of 9yards from India and tell you how we collect, use and store account details, device signals and wallet records. They also explain the checks we may ask for before we change a profile, answer a records request, or
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close out a dispute. If a rule here conflicts with the law that applies to you, the law takes priority, and any access remains available only where local law permits. When your wallet shows UPI, Paytm, PhonePe or Google Pay, the same policy still applies to
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the records linked to that action. We may update this page when our legal duties or internal procedures change, and the version on the site is the one that applies to your account from that point onward. If you are in Mumbai, the same position holds:
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the law comes first, and we use the account checks shown here before acting on a request.
Service availability depends on jurisdiction. It is the user's responsibility to check local law before access.