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upking Terms & Conditions for India accounts

These Terms & Conditions explain how your upking account works, what you may submit, and when we can pause access.

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HELP PATHS

Where to raise a terms query

If a clause is unclear, use the contact path that matches the issue. Share your account email, the section number, and the date that matters so we can trace the record quickly.

Email desk Send a message with the section number, your account email, and the change you want. We use that trail to check the record and reply with the wording that applies to your case.
In-account chat If you are already signed in, start a chat from the help area and keep the request tied to the same account. That helps us verify which terms issue you mean before we answer.
Written request For formal changes, send a written request that names the account detail, the clause, and the reason. We will check what local law allows and tell you whether the record can be updated.
DATA CARE

How we handle your records

We keep only the records needed to run account access, process payment checks, and answer term-related requests.

Data use

We store the account name, contact details, timestamps, and payment references needed to apply the terms, trace actions, and resolve disputes. We keep the set focused on the record, not on extra details.

Cookies

Cookies remember your sign-in state, language choice, and whether you have seen a terms update. They also help us keep a session active while you move between pages on the same account.

Access checks

When you sign in, we may ask for a one-time code or other check that matches the account record. That helps us keep the terms tied to the right person and reduce misuse.

Retention

We keep logs, support threads, and payment references only as long as the law or a live dispute requires. After that, the record is removed or archived under our retention rules.

Corrections

If your name, phone number, or email changes, send the update through support with proof that matches the account. We will adjust the record where the clause and local law allow it.

Request path

To ask for a change or a copy of a clause, use the email linked to your account or in-account chat. Include the section number and date so we can find the right record.

Questions about the terms

These questions cover the parts people ask about most: when the terms start, how updates work, what records we keep, and how to request a correction. If your case depends on a local rule or a payment record, we may ask for a small set of details before replying. That helps us match the clause to your account and keep the answer tied to the right record.

They apply from the moment you open an account, continue using the page, or send details to us after seeing the current version. If we post a new version, the latest text governs from that posted date, subject to local law.

Yes. Access depends on local law and is available where local law permits. If a place, product, or action is not allowed in your location, you should not use that part of the service.

We keep account details, session logs, payment references, and support threads only as needed for operation, dispute handling, and legal duties. We do not keep more than we need for those purposes.

Send a written request with the account email, the section number, the detail you want changed, and any proof that helps us check it. We will reply with what can be updated under the rules that apply.

They are treated as payment context for records, settlement checks, and status messages. Availability can vary by region, and the exact method shown to you depends on what local law and our current setup allow.

If you do not agree with a posted update, pause using the account and contact us through the channels on this page. We can explain the clause, but the version on the page is the one that applies.

Use the email desk or in-account chat, include the section number and the date, and we will route it to the right team. That is the fastest way to match your question to the record.