Tiger Exchange Terms and Conditions — Genuine ₹700 Charter for 18+ Tigerexch Account Holders

No documents. A single yes-or-no question about age is all the desk asks before it sets up a Tiger Exchange ID, which keeps the first chat short, though a false yes from someone under 18 is a plain breach of these terms and of the Tiger Exchange rules that sit behind them.

Tiger Exchange can still check age later through its own KYC (more on that below). Limits and pauses for adults live on the Tiger Exchange daily deposit cap and 7-day pause.

Every Tiger Exchange account is tied to the mobile number that asked for it. A second request from the same number is refused. Lost the password? The desk can reset the existing Tigerexch ID for you, so a forgotten login is never a reason for a new account, and the ₹700 activation deposit belongs to that one ID and no other.

Tiger Exchange, not the desk, decides when a payout needs checking. Its own terms allow it to ask for a photo ID plus an address proof before a large withdrawal is released, and the desk cannot skip or speed up that step.

Keep both documents ready. The trigger is a large amount, well past the ₹1,100 Tiger Exchange minimum withdrawal, but where large starts is hard to say, since the operator does not publish a figure (the desk does not know it either).

Short version: no promise. Nothing on this site, in its footer line or in a WhatsApp reply from the desk should be read as saying a Tiger Exchange account is permitted where you live, because an affiliate desk is in no position to rule on any state's betting law. Where the answer is no, these terms simply ask you not to request a Tigerexch ID. What the operator says about itself is on the about Tiger Exchange page.

Mixed jobs cause most confusion. When a bonus rule, a market or a payout delay is the question, the answer sits with Tiger Exchange and the desk can only pass the message on; what this site stores about you is set out in the Tiger Exchange privacy policy.