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open 4t4t with clear legal terms

4t4t puts account terms, privacy, cookies, wallet records and Malaysia payment context on one Legal page, including how Touch 'n Go, GrabPay, Boost dan FPX receipts are handled.

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CONTACT ROUTES

reach us about legal concerns

Legal questions reach us faster when you choose the right route and include clear account details.

Legal inbox Use this route when you need a copy of terms, a correction to your account records, or clarity on local-law access. Include your account phone number and the page name so we can trace the request.
Wallet case For wallet disputes, send receipt screenshots, bank reference codes and the time shown in Malaysia time. We check the wallet log before replying, so keep the message specific to the transaction.
Access recovery If you cannot access your account, ask us to verify ownership before any record change. We may request identity checks and device details to protect legal records from unauthorised edits.
DATA PRACTICE

manage your 4t4t account records

Account law, privacy and security meet in the records we keep. We collect only what is needed to run the account, show wallet history, check access and respond to legal requests.

Profile data

We keep the name, phone number, email address and account markers you provide so we can apply the terms, confirm ownership and answer legal requests. Do not send extra identity documents unless we ask for them.

Cookie choices

Session cookies keep you signed in and help detect unusual access patterns. Preference cookies remember language and device settings. If you clear cookies, you may need to verify again before sensitive account changes.

Wallet records

Touch 'n Go, GrabPay, Boost dan FPX receipts are matched against wallet entries, timestamps and account identifiers. These records help resolve disputes, support withdrawals and show why a transaction was accepted, delayed or declined.

Security checks

Before changing email, phone number or withdrawal details, we may compare device markers, login history and identity checks. This protects your legal record and reduces the risk of a third party changing account data.

Retention period

We keep legal records only as long as needed for account operation, dispute handling, mandatory record duties and fraud checks. When a record no longer serves those purposes, we remove it or reduce it to a non-identifying form.

Correction requests

If your account record is wrong, send the current detail, the correct detail and any supporting receipt or identity proof we request. We will verify the request before changing a legal or wallet record.

ask legal questions before account access

These answers explain how our Legal page works before you open or continue using an account. They cover access, data, cookies, payment records, term changes and contact routes. If your situation turns on a local rule, we will treat that rule seriously and may ask you for more details before giving an account-level response.

Your account is subject to the terms shown on this page and any mandatory rule that applies in your location. Access and eligibility depend on local law and are available where local law permits.

Yes. Send a request through the account inbox or web contact form with enough details to verify ownership. We may remove security-sensitive fields before sharing a copy to protect your account.

We use cookies for session control, preference settings and security checks. You can clear them in your browser, but some account actions may require a fresh login or verification after cookies are removed.

Touch 'n Go receipts are matched with wallet timestamps, reference codes and account identifiers. The same legal approach applies to GrabPay, Boost dan FPX when we check a payment or withdrawal dispute.

Yes. When terms change, we post the revised wording on this page and may add an account message for material changes. Continued account use means you should read the updated wording.

A locked account may require ownership checks before we change data, release records or discuss wallet activity. Use the recovery route and provide the phone number, email address and timing details requested.

Our support team routes privacy and record correction requests to the team that can verify ownership and make account-level changes. Include clear details so we can avoid changing the wrong record.