What this site is
Online Cricket ID is an editorial site. It explains how IDs on Skyexchange, Laser247, Lotus365, 11xplay and Reddybook work, compares those exchanges on what we can honestly describe, and points you to one WhatsApp desk where an ID can be issued. The about page says who writes it. We are not an exchange. We do not run markets, hold balances or process payments, and there is no form on this site that takes money or login details.
How an ID is issued
You message the desk, name the exchange you want, and the desk issues the ID in the same chat, tied to the mobile number you messaged from. That is the only route. Nothing on this site creates an account, and nobody else issues IDs on our behalf. The how-to page describes each step, and the official channels page lists the single number the desk uses.
Once you hold an ID, your bets, balance, deposits and withdrawals are governed by the exchange. The desk can relay a query to the exchange and confirm current figures in the chat, but it does not decide how a market settles or when a payout is released.
Who may use the site and the desk
- You are 18 or older.
- Using a betting exchange is permitted where you are. Availability depends on jurisdiction, and it is your responsibility to know your local position.
- The mobile number you message from is yours and you control it.
- You are not acting on behalf of someone who could not meet these conditions themselves.
The desk may decline to issue an ID, or ask the exchange to close one, if any of these turns out not to be true.
Figures and accuracy
We describe processes, not numbers. Minimum deposits, payout timings, app versions and similar figures change without notice and are confirmed by the desk in the chat at the time you ask. Nothing on a page is a promise about a figure, and we are not liable for a decision made on a figure you did not confirm with the desk. Pages carry a "Last checked" date and corrections are logged on the updates page. The disclaimer goes into more detail.
Things the desk will never do, and you should never do
The desk never asks for your password, an OTP or card details, and never asks you to pay to "activate" an ID. Do not send those to anyone. Do not share your ID with another person, and do not use the desk or the site to pass an ID to someone who could not obtain one themselves.
Our content and other people's names
The text, tables and guides on this site were written by us for this site. You may quote a short passage with a link back to the page. You may not copy pages, guides or tables onto another site, or present our text as your own. Skyexchange, Laser247, Lotus365, 11xplay and Reddybook are names that belong to their respective operators; we use them to describe their services and claim no ownership of them.
Links out
The WhatsApp button opens WhatsApp, which has its own terms. Login links the desk sends open the exchange, which has its own. We do not control either and are not responsible for what happens on them.
Complaints, disputes and ending your use of the desk under these terms of use
These terms of use would be incomplete without saying what happens when something goes wrong, and how either side ends the arrangement. This section covers both.
If you have a complaint about how the desk handled a request, raise it first in the same WhatsApp chat, because the record of what was said is there and the person who handled it can often fix it straight away. If that does not resolve it, or if you would rather put it in writing, email the address on the contact page with "complaint" in the subject line, the exchange name, the date and what you expected to happen. We acknowledge it, review the chat, and reply in writing. Where the complaint is about a deposit or a withdrawal, we chase the exchange on your behalf and relay its answer, but the exchange's own rules decide the outcome of anything that happened inside your account.
Disputes about a bet, a market result, a settlement or a balance are between you and the exchange that holds the account, under that exchange's terms, which you accepted when you first logged in. The desk can explain what the exchange has said and can ask it to look again, but it cannot overrule a settlement, reverse a bet or move funds between exchanges. The cricket ID support page says what the desk can and cannot do in more detail.
You may stop using the desk at any time by telling it so in the chat. Any balance on the exchange remains yours and is withdrawn through the ordinary routine on the cricket ID deposit and withdrawal page before the ID is closed. Once closed, the desk deletes its chat record as described in the privacy policy.
The desk may decline to issue an ID, or stop supporting one, if it has reason to believe the user is under 18, is in a place where exchange betting is not permitted, has shared the ID with someone else, or has sent payments from an account that is not in their own name. It may also stop responding to a number that is abusive to the people on the desk. In every case, any balance held on the exchange remains subject to the exchange's withdrawal rules, and the desk will say in the chat why it has stopped. Requests to take a break or to self-exclude are not treated as complaints and are handled as described on the responsible gaming with a cricket ID page.
Changes and contact
We may revise these terms. When we do, the change is logged on the updates page with the date and this page is updated. Questions about these terms go by email; the contact page has the address. Our privacy policy and cookie policy sit alongside this page. These terms of use apply from the first message you send the desk.