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Terms Conditions for Your tpower2 Account

Opening an account with tpower2 means you accept the rules that govern deposits, withdrawals and game access across our lobby.

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tpower2 Terms Conditions for Your tpower2 Account
POLICY CONTACT

Who To Ask About These Terms

Questions about a specific clause in these Terms & Conditions go to the same desk that handles your account, not a separate legal mailbox. Reach us through live chat first — it's the fastest route if you need a clause explained before a withdrawal from Boost or Touch 'n Go eWallet clears. For anything tied to an open dispute or a frozen account, email keeps a written record we can reference later, and we reply against the ticket number issued when you first wrote in.

Live Chat Open live chat from your account dashboard for a quick read on any clause — useful when a withdrawal via GrabPay or Boost is on hold pending a terms check.
Email Support Write to our support email for disputes tied to a specific clause; keep your account email and the transaction date on hand so we can pull the right record.
Account Help Desk Use the account help section inside your dashboard to see the version of these terms that applied when you registered or last updated your details.
DATA & SECURITY

How We Handle Your Data Under These Terms

These terms also set out how we hold your account data once you sign up with tpower2. We keep the details tied to a Touch 'n Go eWallet or FPX transaction only as long as needed to verify a deposit, settle a dispute, or meet a record-keeping step tied to local law. Cookies on our site remember your login session and language choice, not your betting pattern. If you want a copy of what we hold, or want a transaction record corrected, you can request it through the account help desk and we'll action it against your registered email.

Data Retention

We hold transaction records linked to your Touch 'n Go eWallet or GrabPay deposits only as long as needed for verification, dispute checks, or a record-keeping step required under local law.

Cookie Use

Cookies on tpower2 remember your session, device and language choice so you don't log in from scratch every visit; they are not used to set your deposit amounts.

Account Security

Your account is tied to one verified payment method at a time; a mismatch between the payer name and your registered name triggers a manual check before withdrawal.

Request Changes

To correct a detail or ask what data we hold on your account, write in through the account help desk and reference the email used at registration.

Terms & Conditions Questions Players Ask

Here are the questions we hear most often about how these Terms & Conditions work day to day on tpower2, from payment rails to game disputes and account data.

No — the same terms cover Touch 'n Go eWallet, Boost and GrabPay deposits equally. The payment rail you choose doesn't change your account rules, only how the transaction is matched to your registered name.

Yes. We can update these terms as payment partners or local rules change, and the version posted here at the time of your transaction is the one that applies to your account.

We pull the game-round log held by the studio provider and check it against your account activity. Most disputes on Wave Crash Game are settled using that log within a few business days.

Only the details needed to process your transfer — your name and the amount — pass to Touch 'n Go eWallet, Boost or FPX. We don't share your game activity or account history with payment partners.

You can request a data check or deletion through the account help desk, though some transaction records tied to a Touch 'n Go eWallet or DuitNow transfer must be kept to meet local record-keeping rules.

This page carries the current wording, and the effective version here applies to new accounts. Read it alongside our payment chips — Touch 'n Go eWallet, Boost, GrabPay — before your first deposit.
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Terms & Conditions

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