Lords Exchange Terms & Conditions — Official Deposit and Payout Policy

Open a Lords Exchange account and you accept these terms. They are short on purpose. Every person who logs in, funds an ID through an agent, or places a single cricket bet on Lords Exchange is bound by the rules set out below, together with the market rules shown on each event. Where a clause here ever clashes with the law in India, the law wins.

Verified Eligibility and Lords Exchange Account Rules

You must be at least 18 to hold a Lords Exchange ID, and the account is for your own use alone. One person, one account: spinning up several IDs to farm bonuses or slip past a limit is not allowed, and duplicates can be merged or shut. Keep the username and password to yourself. Anyone signed into your ID is treated as you, so a shared password is your risk, not the Lords Exchange sportsbook. The WhatsApp number you register with should be your own, because that is how the agent reaches you and how a Lords Exchange reset gets confirmed.

Secure Deposits and Withdrawals on Lords Exchange

Money moves through your agent, not a card gateway bolted onto the site. Deposits and withdrawals on Lords Exchange run over WhatsApp — you send the request, the Lords Exchange agent confirms, the balance updates. A withdrawal returns to an account in the same name that funded it, and a KYC check may be asked for before a larger payout clears. Fair use is simple: no bots, no scripts, no syndicate betting across linked accounts, and no cashing in on an obvious pricing slip. Bets struck on a palpable error can be voided, and Lords Exchange settles winnings from cleared funds only.

Trusted Dispute Handling on Lords Exchange

Bets settle on the official result and the market rules attached to each event, not on a screenshot. If something looks off, message your agent first; most disputes turn out to be a timing or settlement question that clears in minutes. Anything unresolved is reviewed against our logs, and that review is final. We may revise these terms as the product or Indian regulation shifts, and the version on this page is the one that applies to your Lords Exchange account today.

Bonuses, Liability and Official India Rules

Any promotional credit on Lords Exchange is issued by your agent and carries its own turnover terms, so a bonus is not spendable cash until those conditions are cleared, and gaming an offer can reverse it outright. The service is provided as it stands. Lords Exchange is not liable for a dropped connection, a slow handset, or a bet you meant to pull and left running, and availability can pause for maintenance without notice. One point rests on you rather than the account: gaming law in India differs from state to state, so confirming that play is legal where you actually sit is your own responsibility before you fund an ID.

Before you deposit a rupee, see how your details are handled in the Lords Exchange privacy policy, and read the responsible gaming page so a limit is in place from day one.