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Spending Controls Built Into Your Account

omon22 puts practical account tools directly in your settings — so you decide how much time and money goes into each session. These controls work on mobile and desktop, and apply immediately once you save them from your account dashboard.

Session TimerSpending CapsAccount PauseActivity LogCool-Off Period
omon22 Spending Controls Built Into Your Account
HELP WHEN NEEDED

Support While Using Account Controls

Live Chat Assistance Reach our support team through live chat if a control setting does not apply correctly or if you need help navigating the account tools section. We walk you through each step.
Account Settings Path Go to Account, then Settings, then Spending Controls. Every tool listed here — caps, timers, pause — is in that single menu. No form submission needed; changes save on confirmation.
Wallet Verification Help If your DANA, OVO, or GoPay wallet is linked and a spending cap blocks an unexpected transaction, contact support with your transaction reference. We verify and resolve the query directly.
FAIR ACCOUNT PRACTICE

How We Run These Controls Consistently

Immediate Enforcement

Spending caps and session timers apply from the moment you confirm them — not at the start of the next day. A cap set at 11pm on a Tuesday is active by 11:01pm that night.

No Mid-Period Override

Once a spending cap period starts, you cannot raise the limit before it expires. Lowering it is always allowed. This prevents impulsive overrides when a session gets heated.

Activity Log Transparency

Your activity log records every wallet move — DANA, OVO, GoPay — with timestamps and amounts. Nothing is rounded or summarised. You see the same figures we see.

Account Pause Permanence

A full account pause cannot be lifted early by contacting support. The date you set is the date it lifts. We built it this way deliberately so the control means something when you need it.

omon22 What These Account Tools Actually Do

What These Account Tools Actually Do

Each tool in your account settings targets a specific behaviour. A spending cap sets a ceiling on how much you move from your DANA, OVO, or GoPay wallet into your account balance within a set period — daily, weekly, or monthly. A session timer runs a visible countdown and prompts you when the window closes. The activity log shows every deposit and

withdrawal in plain figures, so nothing is hidden. A cool-off period locks the account for a short window you choose, and an account pause suspends access completely until a date you set. Every change saves instantly and cannot be reversed mid-period — that is the point.

Account Control Terms, Defined Simply

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What is a spending cap?

A spending cap is a hard limit on the total amount you can move into your account balance from your wallet within a chosen time period — daily, weekly, or monthly.

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What does a cool-off period mean?

A cool-off period is a short voluntary account suspension — typically a few days to a few weeks — that you set yourself to step back without permanently closing your account.

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What is a session timer?

A session timer tracks how long you have been active in a single login. It runs visibly and alerts you when your set limit approaches, prompting you to decide whether to continue.

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What is an activity log?

An activity log is a timestamped record of every deposit and withdrawal on your account, showing exact amounts and the wallet used — DANA, OVO, or GoPay — with no rounding.

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What does account pause mean?

Account pause is a full suspension of your account access until a future date you choose when activating it. It cannot be reversed early — the pause lifts only on the date you specified.

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What is a reality check prompt?

A reality check is an on-screen notification that appears at intervals during a session, showing how long you have been active and how much you have wagered in that window.

Questions About Setting and Using Controls

Open your account, go to Settings, then Spending Controls. Choose a cap amount and a period — daily, weekly, or monthly. Confirm, and it applies immediately to any DANA, OVO, or GoPay deposit from that point.

Yes. You can lower a spending cap at any time and the new lower amount takes effect immediately. Raising it is not allowed until the current period has fully expired — that restriction is intentional.

The timer sends an alert when your set time is reached. Whether it logs you out depends on how you configured it — you can set it to alert only, or to end the session. Both options are in your settings.

You choose the pause length when you activate it. Options typically range from a short break of a few days up to several months. The account remains inaccessible for the full period you selected, with no early reinstatement.

Yes. A spending cap applies to the total deposited into your account balance regardless of which wallet you use. Moving funds from DANA one day and OVO the next still counts toward the same cap total.

Your balance is held intact during a pause. No funds are moved or forfeited. When the pause period ends and access is restored, your balance remains exactly as it was when you activated the pause.
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