Tiger Exchange Terms & Conditions — the Official Rules From Your First Login

These terms set out how Tiger Exchange works for you as an account holder in India. Open an account, place a bet, ask for a withdrawal — each of those steps means you accept what is written here. The short version: you must be 18 or over, the ID is yours alone, and Indian law settles anything that goes wrong.

Who Can Play on Tiger Exchange — Verified 18+

Opening a Tiger Exchange account starts with a short set of promises about who you are. Tick every box below and you may carry on; miss one and the sign-up ought to stop right there.

  • you are 18 or older — this stays strictly an adult service;
  • you are signing up for yourself, not for anyone else;
  • real-money play is not barred in the place you live.

A rupee cannot be staked on Tiger Exchange by anyone below 18, full stop. A few Indian states also restrict this kind of play, and the job of checking your own state falls to you. Register from somewhere it is not permitted and Tiger Exchange can close the account, holding any pending balance until the position is clear.

Your Tiger Exchange Account and Secure ID

Your Tiger Exchange login is personal. It is issued to one named person, and it is not to be shared, sold, or lent to a friend for a quick punt. Whatever happens under your ID reads as your own doing, so the password stays with you and no one else.

What every Tiger Exchange ID holder agrees to:

  1. register through the WhatsApp flow and receive a single ID;
  2. verify your details honestly when support asks;
  3. tell us straight away if you think someone else has your login.

How you actually get that ID, and the details we need, are covered on the Tiger Exchange ID page. One point matters more than the rest: the name on the account must match the name on the bank details used for money in and out. A mismatch there is the most common reason a withdrawal stalls.

Tiger Exchange Deposits and Verified Withdrawals

Exact deposit minimums, withdrawal limits and processing times are listed on the Tiger Exchange ID page. This clause covers the rules around your money, not the figures.

Funds you add to Tiger Exchange are for play on the platform, nothing else. Deposits run through the channels shown at sign-up. Withdrawals go back to an account in the same name as your ID, and that KYC check runs every time — which is exactly why we ask for it up front.

A payout can be held while a verification runs. Most clear quickly, honestly; the ones that drag are almost always a name or a document that does not line up. Bonus funds, where offered, carry their own conditions, and those conditions are stated at the moment the bonus lands in your Tiger Exchange account.

Fair and Safe Use of Tiger Exchange

Tiger Exchange is built for ordinary use — one person, real bets, no tricks. The following gets a Tiger Exchange account frozen or shut:

  • opening more than one account to claim the same offer twice;
  • collusion between accounts, or any form of match-fixing;
  • automated betting scripts or bots;
  • paying in through a method that is not your own.

Trace funds to activity like that and they can be reversed. Tiger Exchange would sooner warn a player than shut the door, but repeated abuse ends it — fair play is what keeps the book working for everyone else.

Official Tiger Exchange Mirror and Third-Party Domains

Indian ISPs pull the plug on wagering addresses without notice, so a Tiger Exchange address you used last week can stop resolving. We then move play to a mirror. Your username, password and wallet carry across untouched; only the address in the bar changes.

Only follow a mirror link that comes from Tiger Exchange itself or our official WhatsApp. A link off a search ad or a forwarded message is not ours, and we cannot answer for what you type into it. The tell is simple: a genuine Tiger Exchange mirror never asks you to send money to a new name or a personal wallet.

Tiger Exchange Liability and Secure Play

Tiger Exchange works to keep the service up, but no online service runs every second of the day. Tiger Exchange is not liable for losses that trace back to:

  • outages, maintenance windows, or a slow network on your side;
  • bets you placed and later wish you had not;
  • a mirror or a link that was never ours.

Your stakes ride at your own risk. That is the plain fact of real-money play, and nothing in the Tiger Exchange terms changes it — stake only what you can stand to lose.

Updates to the Official Tiger Exchange Terms

We may revise this page. New wording takes effect the moment it is published here, and the date at the foot shifts to match. Keep placing bets on your Tiger Exchange account after a change and you are accepting the revised Tiger Exchange terms. Bigger revisions — anything touching money or eligibility — get flagged through the usual channels where we can, though a glance at this page now and then is worth the minute.

Governing Law and Trusted Support — India

Indian law governs these terms and your use of Tiger Exchange, and any dispute is handled under it. Nothing here is legal advice. It is the plain agreement between you and Tiger Exchange, set down so there is no guessing. Should one clause ever prove unenforceable, the rest of them stand. For account or money questions, reach the Tiger Exchange team on the contact page, and if play stops being fun, the responsible gaming tools are there for you.

Updated September 2026.