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Tiger Exchange Privacy Policy — Clear 12-Month Erase Rule for the Details You Share to Join

Tiger Exchange privacy policy, short form: the name and mobile number you share to join stay with the crew and the cashier, and an erase request is completed within 12 months. This website itself sets no login cookies and stores no account data. Each detail, its reason and its lifespan are listed below.

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Tiger Exchange privacy policy banner stating that erase requests finish in 12 months

Details Tiger Exchange Takes at Joining — a Clear Short List

Two things leave your phone when you ask for an account: your name and your mobile number, and both go to the crew that issues the ID so a wallet can be opened against them. Just those two. The Tiger Exchange register ID page covers the signup form and its three details, so that part is not repeated here.

Name
Tiger Exchange puts it on the account, and the cashier later checks it against the bank account you withdraw to. Payouts go to a same-name account only.
Mobile number
It is how the crew reaches you and how they recognise you when you write again.
Bank account holder name
Seen by the Tiger Exchange cashier at withdrawal time, not before. One check: does it match the name above?

What the Tiger Exchange Website Stores — Verified: No Login Cookies

Cookies. The Tiger Exchange website you are reading sets no login cookies. There is no sign-in here to remember.

Account data. None is stored on these pages. Your Tiger Exchange wallet, deposits and bets all live on the login destination, a separate place with its own records.

Fonts. Self-hosted. Typefaces load from this domain, so opening a page sends no request to an outside font host.

Some Tiger Exchange pages here show sign-in boxes. Those are read-only (you cannot type in them), so no user ID or password can pass through this site.

Tiger Exchange Privacy Policy Ledger — Clear Reason for Every Detail

Read the Tiger Exchange privacy policy as a ledger and it fits on one screen, and where a row says 12 months, that is the outer limit for finishing an erase request, counted from the day you send it.

DetailWhy it is neededKept how long
NameAccount label, same-name payout checkUntil you ask; erased within 12 months
Mobile numberContact and recognition by the crewUntil you ask; erased within 12 months
Chat messagesRecord of what you asked forUntil you ask; erased within 12 months
Login cookie, account data on this siteNot usedNever stored
Who holds the first three rows
The Tiger Exchange crew and cashier, on the login destination and in the chat thread. This website holds none of them.
Who can start an erase
Only the Tiger Exchange account holder, writing from the mobile number used at joining. A request from any other number cannot be matched to an ID.

Who Reads Your Tiger Exchange Chat — Real People on One Number

Your messages go to +91 81097 11726 and are read by the Tiger Exchange crew working that line. Text only. The thread sits in your WhatsApp and in theirs; this website never receives a copy.

A Tiger Exchange message is read to do what it asks, nothing more. Keep passwords out of the thread. How the line works is on the Tiger Exchange WhatsApp number page.

Tiger Exchange Erase Requests — Clear 12-Month Limit, Three Steps

  1. Send the erase request to Tiger Exchange on WhatsApp, using the same mobile number that is stored on the account.
  2. Quote your user ID and say that you want your details erased.
  3. Wait for the confirmation. The request is completed within 12 months of the day it was sent.

Take a player who sends the request on 14 January. By 14 January of the next year, at the latest, the name, the mobile number and the chat record tied to that Tiger Exchange ID are gone. Probably sooner, though 12 months is the only figure promised. Who runs the desk is on the About Tiger Exchange page.

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