All Panel Sign-Up Process Explained (2026 Edition)

Registration starts when you send 'Hey All Panel, I Want ID !!' to the panel desk on WhatsApp. The homepage form composes this message for you with your name, mobile number, preferred username, chosen panel and starting deposit already filled in, so a single tap does the whole thing.

The desk needs three facts: who you are, how to reach you, and what you want to play. Everything else is optional. There is no email address requirement, no address proof, and no upfront document scan for a standard account.

Response time is measured in minutes at any hour. If a reply is slow during a major final, it is volume, not silence — the same desk is provisioning hundreds of IDs at once.

The desk creates your account on the exchange panel and replies with the panel URL, your username and a temporary password. Credentials only ever go to the number you messaged from. If anyone contacts you from a different number claiming to hold your credentials, it is not us.

Log in and change the password immediately. Use something unique to this account. The most common security failure in this space is not a hack; it is a reused password from a leaked forum database.

Your username is your identity for support conversations. Quote it in every message and every issue resolves faster.

Deposits run on UPI and bank transfer in rupees. The desk confirms the current destination in chat at the time of your deposit; always use the fresh detail rather than an old screenshot, because payment rails rotate for operational reasons.

After sending, share the UTR or transaction reference. Credit typically lands within two minutes once the payment shows as settled at the bank's end. During peak hours on a weekend evening it can take a few minutes longer.

Start small. The first deposit is a test of the process; there is no advantage in making it large, and no legitimate desk pressures you to.

Once funded, spend a few minutes learning the layout before you bet. The balance figure is your available funds. Exposure is the amount currently tied up in unsettled positions — it is deducted from what you can stake next. Open bets lists everything matched and pending. The profit-and-loss view for a market shows what you win or lose under each outcome.

Cricket markets sit under match odds, bookmaker, and fancy or session tabs. Each behaves differently: match odds is a true exchange with back and lay columns, bookmaker is a simpler two-price view, and fancy markets update ball by ball with their own settlement rules.

The casino lobby uses the same wallet. You do not need a second ID to move between a cricket market and a Teen Patti table.

Request a payout in the same WhatsApp thread by stating the amount. The first withdrawal also registers your destination account — the UPI ID or bank account that every future payout will go to. This lock is protective: even if someone gained access to your chat, they could not redirect your money.

Most requests settle within ten to thirty minutes during working hours, and same day otherwise. Make your first one small and early so the path is proven before larger sums are involved.

Login failing after a password change usually means a browser autofill conflict — clear the saved entry and type the password manually. If it persists, ask the desk for a reset; it takes under a minute.

A deposit not credited almost always means the reference was not shared, or the bank has not settled the transfer yet. Send the UTR and a screenshot of the payment confirmation.

A market that looks wrongly settled is usually a rule difference in fancy markets — for example, whether an abandoned innings voids a session. Ask for the settlement rule and it will be quoted back to you.

A slow withdrawal during banking downtime is out of anyone's control; UPI outages happen. The desk will say so plainly rather than going quiet, and the payment goes through when the rail recovers.

No legitimate panel needs your OTP, your UPI PIN, your card CVV, your net-banking password or remote access to your phone. Any request for those is fraud, full stop, regardless of how official the message looks or how urgent it claims to be.

Equally, nobody can sell you a guaranteed outcome. Exchange markets are priced by thousands of users in real time; if a 'fixed match' were real, nobody would be marketing it to strangers on Telegram for ₹999.

Agents can request a master panel instead of a single ID. The master panel adds downline user creation, chip transfers between accounts, exposure limits per user, and a commission and settlement report.

The sign-up route is identical — message the desk with 'Master Panel' and your details — but the onboarding conversation is longer because credit terms and commission tiers get agreed up front. Expect a proper discussion rather than an instant credential drop.