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Terms for your diamondexch account

We set the rules for account access, wallet use, region checks, and dispute handling so you know what applies before you open your account.

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diamondexch Terms for your diamondexch account
CONTACT PATHS

Ways to reach us about terms

If you want help reading a clause, use the contact path that matches your account. We handle terms questions through in-site chat, email, and the form linked from your logged-in area, and…

In-site chat Send a chat message when you need a quick read on a clause, an account hold, or a region question. We route it to the team that handles terms so the reply stays specific to your case.
Email desk Email works well when you want to attach a screenshot or longer explanation. Put your registered name and account email in the message, and we will match it to the terms page clause you mention.
Form request Use the form from your logged-in area when you want a written trail for a change request. Add the page section, the detail you want checked, and the phone number on the account.
RECORD CARE

How we handle your records

We keep this policy tied to the account record, device history, and payment trail that the platform needs for service and dispute handling.

Data handling

We collect the details needed to open and manage your account, confirm requests, and settle disputes. We avoid extra fields unless a clause or legal request makes them necessary.

Cookies

Cookies keep the session active, remember language, and help the page load with the right state. If you clear them, some account actions may ask you to sign in again.

Account security

Use a private password, protect OTP messages, and keep your device locked. If you think someone else used your account, tell us at once so we can check the access trail.

Retention

We keep records only for the period needed for service, dispute handling, and legal requests. After that period, we delete or anonymise what the rule lets us retire from active storage.

Contact channel

For any terms question, use chat, email, or the form in your account area. Include your registered name and the clause you want checked so the reply matches your request.

Request change

If your details change, send a clear request from the address linked to the account. We may ask for proof before we edit records, and we will explain which part of the policy applies.

Questions about these terms

These questions cover how the terms apply, what changes them, and how you can ask for a correction. If a clause conflicts with a local rule, the local rule controls for that region. We answer requests through the same contact paths used for account queries, and we may ask you to confirm details before we act on anything that changes the record.

They cover account creation, login use, wallet actions, region checks, dispute handling, and any request tied to your account. When a page links into these terms, that linked rule also applies where stated.

Yes. If your state or region has a different rule, that rule comes first. We only keep access open where local law permits, and we may narrow a feature if a legal change requires it.

We may update the page when our process, legal duties, or account rules change. The current page is the version that applies, so check it before you send a request that depends on a clause.

We keep the details needed to run the account, verify requests, and handle disputes. That can include registration data, session records, and payment logs, but only for the period the policy and law allow.

You can ask for a correction from the email or form linked to your account. We may ask for proof before editing, so the request should match the registered details and the clause you want checked.

Use the support channel tied to your account and ask for a terms check. We can confirm whether the block comes from a region rule, a security hold, or a document request.

Send it through chat, email, or the form in your account area and name the clause involved. We keep a record of the reply so you can refer back to the same point later.