Anti-Fraud Policy

Fraud in the online cricket ID space almost always targets the player, not the platform — through fake numbers, impersonators and pressure tactics. This policy sets out plainly how we operate, what we will never do, and how you can protect yourself, so you can tell a genuine interaction from an attempt to deceive you.

What we will never do

We will never ask for your password, one-time password (OTP), UPI PIN or card PIN — for setup, login, a withdrawal, or any other reason. We will never require an upfront fee to “open”, “activate” or “release” an account or a withdrawal. We will never promise a guaranteed win, a “fixed” match or a “100% sure” tip, because betting carries real risk. And we will never pressure you to deposit a large amount immediately before you have tested a small withdrawal.

How we protect you

Practical protections matter more than promises. Deposit details are confirmed for you in the official chat at the moment you pay, because forwarding old details is how scams spread. Withdrawals are paid only to an account in the registered holder’s own name, which stops a third party redirecting your money. Setup and support run through the official WhatsApp link on this website — not a number forwarded in a group or shown in an ad. And we publish no invented statistics or licences, telling you plainly that betting involves risk.

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How to spot an impersonator

Warning signs include a contact number that changes often or uses an unexplained foreign code, any request for your OTP or PIN, an upfront “activation” fee, guaranteed-win promises, and manufactured urgency such as “offer expires in ten minutes”. If you see any of these, stop and verify through the official WhatsApp link on this site before doing anything further.

How to report suspected fraud

If someone contacts you claiming to represent us and behaves in any of the ways above, message our team through the official WhatsApp link and tell us what happened, sharing the number or message used so we can warn other players. If money has already been sent to a fraudster, contact your bank or UPI provider promptly, as fast action improves the chance of recovery. On your side, keep your credentials private, change an issued password on first login, use only the official contact, and be cautious of any APK claiming to be an exchange.

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