Reference

Terms for your k13x account

These terms set the rules for account use, deposits, withdrawals, and access on k13x.

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k13x Terms for your k13x account
CONTACT PATHS

How to contact us

Questions about the wording, your account status, or a specific request can come to us through email or chat.

Email us Send written questions if a clause feels unclear, if you want the current version of the page, or if your account details need correction. Written requests help us keep a record and reply against the exact wording you asked about.
In-app chat Use chat when you need a faster clarification on a clause, a time check on a request, or a pointer to the section you want explained. Chat logs stay tied to your account so we can answer with context.
Policy escalation For formal notices, send the same details through email and mark that you want a policy escalation. We route those messages to the team that handles terms, access, and request records, so nothing gets lost in a general reply queue.
DATA HANDLING

Data, cookies, and records

We keep policy-related records tied to the account that created them, because terms are only useful when we can verify what was agreed, when it changed, and who asked for an update.

Data use

We keep only the account and request data needed to enforce the terms, verify withdrawals, and settle disputes. Where a third party helps with payments or messaging, we limit its use to that task and ask it to protect the data.

Cookies

Session cookies help us keep you signed in, remember language or device settings, and prevent repeated logins while you move between pages. They do not change the terms; they only help the site remember your active session.

Account security

You are expected to protect your password, device access, and any one-time code sent for login or request checks. If you suspect misuse, tell us quickly so we can freeze the session and review recent actions on the account.

Retention

We retain records for as long as needed to show what was agreed, handle disputes, complete payment checks, and meet legal duties. After that period, we delete, anonymise, or archive them in a way that no longer identifies you.

Change requests

If your name, contact details, or other account data is wrong, send a written correction request through the contact paths on this page. We may ask for confirmation before changing records, because we must avoid updating the wrong account.

Policy contact

Questions about how the terms apply to your account should come through the listed support channels, not through public posts or unrelated emails. That keeps the exchange private, linked to your record, and easier to resolve from the written trail.

Common questions on these terms

These questions cover how the page applies to you, what can change, and how to ask for help. If your situation is unusual, the written terms and the latest published version control, and support can point you to the clause that applies. We also keep the contact trail so you can refer back to what was agreed.

They explain how you can open and use your account, what details you must keep accurate, and how we handle requests linked to the account. The current published version is the one that applies.

Yes, where local law permits and where your state or region is supported. If access is not allowed in your location, you should not try to open or use the account from there.

Payment routes are part of the terms because they set how requests are checked and when a transaction may be held for verification. If a route is unavailable in your region, we will not offer it.

We may revise the terms for legal, security, or operating reasons. When we do, the updated version replaces the earlier one from the date we publish it here, and continued use means you accept it.

We keep account and request data only as long as needed for service records, dispute handling, and legal duties. After that, it is deleted or turned into aggregated records that no longer identify you.

Send a written request through email or chat if you want a correction or a copy of stored details. We may ask you to confirm your identity so we can avoid changing the wrong account.

Use the contact paths listed on this page and mention the clause or request you want checked. We will reply in writing, so you have a record of what was asked and answered.