Who is responsible for your information
Dizimint Innovatives (OPC) Private Limited operates Microincome.in and is responsible for the platform’s handling of personal information. This notice covers website and account services, public profiles, task submissions, verification, financial records, and support. For a privacy question or complaint, use the official contact details on Contact Us.
Information you provide and technical records
- Registration and account information: your selected user type, username, name, email, credentials, and the profile details you choose or are asked to supply.
- Work and community information: tasks, proof files, applications, reviews, follows, saved profiles, support requests, and related interactions.
- Verification and payment information: uploaded identity or business documents, bank-account information, transaction references, and optional Employer GST/PAN tax fields.
- Technical and security records: IP address, request and device/browser information, relevant account activity, page usage, session data, and fraud signals.
Do not upload unrelated personal data or other people’s confidential information. Payment providers may collect their own checkout information; their notices govern that processing.
Why we use the information
We use relevant information to operate accounts, enforce the selected user type, display permitted profiles and work, review proof and documents, settle payments, administer bank verification, answer support requests, deliver service notices, prevent abuse, diagnose errors, and meet applicable record or legal obligations. Optional tax fields support Employer account records; leaving them blank does not submit KYC.
What other users can see
A public profile and community card can display the username, chosen profile details, Freelancer or Employer label, reviews, public activity, and permitted ranking or wallet totals shown by the platform. Both account types may follow and save profiles. A Freelancer’s submitted proof is accessible to the relevant Employer and authorised reviewers when needed to evaluate that work. Private support and financial details are not public merely because someone follows you.
Service providers and lawful disclosures
Relevant data may be handled by hosting, messaging, payment, verification, and security services used to deliver a feature. We limit disclosure to the purpose and the information needed. We may preserve or disclose relevant records for a lawful request, fraud investigation, or protection of legal rights. We do not make private KYC files or Employer tax fields available as public profile data, and do not sell personal information as a platform service.
Security measures and incident reporting
The platform uses authentication, access checks, private document delivery, transaction validation, and restricted internal review to protect sensitive records. These controls reduce risk without promising that any system is invulnerable or that every stored file uses a specific encryption product. Report suspected exposure or account compromise through the official contact route. We will investigate and make any notifications required by the law applicable at the time.
Automated checks and bot prevention
Account and form requests may use configured CAPTCHA or other security providers, request limits, and fraud checks. Such checks may process IP, browser, interaction, and request information necessary to detect automated abuse. A security decision can restrict an attempt or route it for review. Provider-specific terms apply when that provider is enabled. Contact support about a suspected false positive.
Access, correction, deletion, and consent
Use account settings for available corrections or account closure, or contact support to request access, correction, erasure, or other rights that applicable law provides. We may need to verify the requester without demanding unrelated information. Where processing relies on optional consent, you can withdraw it; this does not undo lawful processing already completed. Necessary records, unsettled work, payment disputes, or legal duties can limit immediate erasure.
Retention and account closure
We keep information for the service and the legal, tax, payment, security, and dispute purposes for which it is needed. Closing an account can remove or limit its public availability while legitimate transaction and audit records are retained as required. Verification files are restricted and should not be kept indefinitely without a necessary purpose. Ask support about the information affected by a particular request.
Age restrictions
Microincome accounts are intended for adults aged 18 or above. Do not register or submit another person’s minor identity information. If you believe a child’s data has been supplied, contact us so we can investigate, restrict the relevant account, and take an appropriate deletion or retention decision under applicable law.
Processing locations and applicable law
Hosting or service providers may process information in a different location from the user. Applicable restrictions and safeguards govern that processing. For Microincome’s Indian operations, applicable Indian privacy requirements and their effective dates are relevant; this notice is not a claim of certification or that every future statutory provision is already in force. Mandatory protections applicable to a user remain available.
Updates to this notice
We will publish revisions here with an updated date. Material changes will be communicated through an appropriate platform notice. Changes to a price or fee apply to future confirmations; an already funded task remains subject to its recorded requirements and applicable law.
Cookies: what they do
Cookies and similar browser storage help a website maintain a session, remember a choice, and process a request. Some expire with a session; others remain for their configured lifetime. Microincome uses the categories below according to the features actually enabled. See the separate Cookie Policy for practical controls.
Cookies: purposes and categories
- Essential: sign-in sessions, request protection, and necessary security or load-management functions.
- Preferences: language, theme, or another choice used by an enabled feature.
- Measurement: usage and diagnostics where a configured analytics or error service uses them.
- Advertising or embedded features: only where such a service is actually integrated; a link to a social platform does not mean all of its advertising cookies are installed.
The existence of a cookie banner does not make every third-party feature optional or prove that optional code has been loaded. Browser and provider controls also affect what runs.
Cookies: external services
An enabled payment widget, embedded media, analytics tool, or security challenge may set storage or receive information under its own notice. Check the relevant provider’s settings and policy. Ask support which integrations are currently enabled if you need provider-specific information.
Cookies: your choices and browser signals
Use the site’s displayed accept/reject controls for available non-essential choices, and browser settings to inspect, remove, or block storage. Blocking necessary session or security storage can stop sign-in or checkout from working. Clearing storage can reset the displayed choice. Browser “Do Not Track” settings have differing implementations; do not assume they replace a site choice or a provider opt-out. Contact support for information about an enabled integration.
Privacy requests and complaints
Contact support@microincome.in, use the Contact Us page, or open your dashboard Support section. Business address: Sivasagar, Assam, India. Include your username, task or transaction reference, relevant dates, and a concise description. Never send passwords, OTPs, PINs, full card details, or identity documents through an ordinary support message. Request a secure document-upload channel when needed.
Nothing in this policy removes a right, refund, remedy, or complaint process that applicable law makes mandatory. A platform review does not prevent you from contacting a payment provider, regulator, consumer authority, or competent court.