KingExchange Terms & Conditions

The short version: you must be 18 or older, one King Exchange ID per person, deposits start at ₹100, verified withdrawals typically land in 15–30 minutes, and fair play is enforced. Everything below explains those rules — and the rest — in plain English.

Nobody enjoys reading a terms page, so this one is written the way our support desk actually talks: short sentences, real numbers, no legalese where a plain word will do. These terms are still a binding agreement between you and the King Exchange network desk that operates kingxchange.co.in and issues IDs through it — plain wording doesn't make them optional.

One scope note before the numbered sections. Where this page and the in-panel rules for a specific market say different things, the market rules shown at the moment you place a stake govern that trade. For everything else — accounts, payments, conduct, closures — this page is the reference.

1. Acceptance & Eligibility

Creating or using a King Exchange ID through kingxchange.co.in means you accept these terms in full. You must be at least 18, and it's your responsibility to confirm that skill gaming with stakes is permitted where you live.

There's no signature page here. The moment you message the desk for an online cricket ID, complete a king exchange login, or place a stake, you've accepted this agreement — all of it, not just the convenient parts. You can't accept on behalf of someone else, and you can't hand your acceptance to a friend along with your password.

Age comes first. Eighteen is the minimum, full stop. We don't run an age-gate popup and call it a day; age is checked against payment details during payout verification, which is much harder to fake than a checkbox. An ID found to belong to a minor is closed immediately.

Local law comes second, and it's on you. India treats games of skill differently from state to state, and rules change. Before you deposit a rupee, confirm that using an exchange-style trading service is lawful where you are. The desk can't audit every jurisdiction on your behalf, and "I didn't know" has never reversed a state law.

2. Your Account & ID

One ID per person, registered to a real WhatsApp number you control. You're responsible for keeping your credentials private, and selling, renting, or sharing an ID is a closing offence.

Your King Exchange ID is personal — it belongs to one human, the one whose WhatsApp number registered it. That number matters because the desk runs everything through it: welcome credentials, deposit confirmations, payout updates, and account recovery if you're ever locked out. A borrowed or virtual number breaks all of that, usually at the worst possible moment.

Credential safety is a shared job. Our side: the desk never asks for your full password in chat, and any message claiming otherwise is a scam you should report on +91-8109711726. Your side: keep the password to yourself, don't reuse the one from your email, and tell the desk within 24 hours if you spot a login or a trade you don't recognise. Stakes placed from your ID before you report a compromise are treated as yours — that's the honest reason we nag about password hygiene.

Selling, renting, or lending an ID is prohibited without exception. So is opening a second ID because the first one hit a rough patch. Either gets every linked account reviewed and, in most cases, closed.

4. Fair Play & Prohibited Conduct

An exchange only works if every trade is placed by a human, on their own single ID, at genuine rates. The conduct below gets accounts reviewed, frozen, or closed.

• Automation — bots, scripts, auto-clickers, or any tool that places or edits stakes faster than a person can.
• Multiple or linked accounts — second IDs, family-member fronts, or rings of accounts trading against each other.
• Exploiting rate errors — hammering an obviously wrong rate instead of reporting it. Trades matched at a clearly erroneous rate can be voided and resettled at the correct one.
• Chargebacks and payment reversals — depositing, playing through the balance, then disputing the payment with your bank.
• Third-party money — funding an ID from accounts that aren't yours, or cashing out to someone else's account.
• Abuse of staff — threats or harassment aimed at the support desk. The people answering your messages are human, and the desk protects them.

Consequences scale with intent. Honest mistakes get a warning and a fix. Deliberate abuse gets trades on the affected markets voided, the balance frozen while the desk investigates, and — in clear cases — permanent closure. Where an ID is closed for abuse, the desk returns verified deposits where the law requires it, but has no obligation to pay out earnings generated by the prohibited conduct itself.

7. Risk Notice & Limitation of Liability

This is an entertainment service that involves genuine financial risk. Stakes can be lost in full, nothing on this site is financial advice, and the desk's liability is capped at the balance held on your ID.

We'd rather lose a sign-up than pretend otherwise: exchange trading is entertainment you pay for with risk. Rates reflect probabilities, probabilities go wrong, and any stake can lose completely. No page here — including the blog guides — is financial advice, a system, or a promise of profit, and anyone selling you a "guaranteed" method is lying to you.

On liability: to the extent the law allows, the desk's total liability for anything arising from this service is limited to the verified balance on your ID at the time of the claim. The desk isn't liable for indirect losses — lost profits, lost time, or the stake you would have placed if your connection hadn't dropped. And if play stops being fun, the responsible gaming page covers deposit limits, cool-offs, and self-exclusion; the desk honours those requests without argument.

8. Termination

You can close your ID any time by messaging the desk. The desk can suspend or close an ID for breach of these terms, with any verified balance returned unless it's under investigation.

Closing your ID takes one WhatsApp message. The desk confirms it's really you, pays out any remaining verified balance through the usual rails, and deactivates the ID — usually the same day. If you're leaving because play stopped being fun, say so: the ID gets flagged so a re-registration attempt triggers a cooling-off conversation, not a fast lane back in.

On our side, an ID can be suspended during an investigation and closed for breach. Suspension isn't a verdict — most reviews finish within 72 hours with the account restored. A dormant ID with a zero balance may be deactivated after 12 months without a login; a dormant ID with a balance is never emptied, and the desk will try your registered WhatsApp number before anything else happens.