KingExchange Privacy Policy

Three facts cover most of this page: we collect almost nothing, your WhatsApp number is there so your ID can reach you, and your data is not for sale at any price.

Five items make up a complete KingExchange account file — and not one of them is a KYC document.

• WhatsApp number — how your King Exchange ID reaches you and how you reach us. It doubles as your account key, which is why signup skips the usual form-and-verification-email dance.
• Username — picked by you at registration. Agents use it to pull up your account in seconds instead of quizzing you with security questions.
• Deposit references (UTR) — the transaction number your bank issues when you pay by UPI, IMPS or Net Banking. We match it to your wallet so coins land in minutes, not hours.
• Device basics — browser family, screen size and an approximate region from your connection. This is what flags a login from a strange device before it becomes a problem.
• Support chat history — your past conversations with the desk, kept so you never have to repeat a story. Agents see tickets, never payment credentials.

What we don't take matters more. Standard King Exchange IDs are issued with no KYC documents — no Aadhaar, no PAN, no bank statement, no selfie holding a card. We also never ask for your email, your phone contacts or your precise location. Anyone demanding those in our name is running a scam: end the chat and send us the number they used.

Every item we hold carries one purpose and a fixed deletion clock. Data with no job left is removed, not archived.

Nothing in that table feeds a profiling model. We don't score you, segment you or predict your spending. Each item does its one job, waits out its window and disappears.

kingxchange.org sets a small handful of first-party cookies and zero advertising trackers. What you read here does not follow you around the internet.

• Session cookies — keep you securely connected as you move between pages and remember small things, like whether the mobile menu was open.
• A visit counter — one aggregate measurement that tells us a page was read 5,000 times without telling us who read it. Totals, never individuals.
• Nothing else — no Facebook pixel, no Google ads tag, no fingerprinting library, no session-replay recorder. The absence is deliberate and permanent.

Don't take our word for it. Open your browser's developer tools on any page here and watch the network tab — it stays quiet. You can also block or clear cookies entirely; every informational page keeps working without them.

Two kinds of partner ever see a slice of your data: the payment rails that move your funds and the operator that switches on your ID. Advertisers see nothing, ever.

• Payment rails — your bank and the UPI network handle a deposit or payout the way they handle any transfer: account details and amount. We add nothing, and your platform activity never travels to your bank.
• Platform operators — the team provisioning King Exchange IDs receives your username and the fact your account is live. Your number, chats and device data stay on our side of the fence.
• Legal authorities — a binding court or regulatory order gets exactly the records it names, nothing broader. Fishing expeditions get lawyers, not data.
• Nobody else — no data brokers, no affiliate networks, no marketing agencies, no vague "trusted partners" hiding a hundred sub-processors. The list above is the whole list.

Encrypted connections, need-to-know access and payout checks that verify the destination before a rupee moves.

• Encrypted transport — every page here loads over HTTPS, and support runs on WhatsApp, which layers its own end-to-end encryption on top.
• Access controls — an agent opens your record only when your ticket is in front of them, and every lookup is logged. Browsing accounts out of curiosity is a firing offence.
• Payout verification — withdrawals release only to the payment method already registered on your account. Someone who hijacks your SIM still can't point your balance at their own bank.
• Login monitoring — a sign-in from an unfamiliar device or region triggers a re-check before the session continues.

Two things only you can do: never share an OTP — nobody from KingExchange will ever ask for one — and treat any "support" contact other than +91-8109711726 or the official WhatsApp line as an imposter. In eleven years, nearly every compromised account we've handled began with a fake helper, not a broken server.

Your data lives while your account does, plus a short dispute-protection buffer. Then it's gone — backups included.

An active ID keeps its profile so deposits, payouts and support work without re-registering. Twelve quiet months and your chat history deletes itself. Ask us to close the account and the profile — number, username, device logs — is erased within seven working days of the confirmed request.

Transaction records are the one exception. Each deposit and payout entry survives 24 months from its date, because that entry is what proves your side of the story if a bank ever queries a transfer. When its window closes, it follows the rest out. There is no shadow archive and no "deleted users" table quietly keeping old profiles alive.

You can read your file, correct it or erase it — and each one starts with a single WhatsApp message.

• Access — ask what we hold and a copy reaches your registered number within 48 hours. Expect a short document. That's rather the point.
• Correction — a misspelled username or an outdated payment method is fixed the same day, once we confirm you own the number.
• Deletion — request erasure whenever you like. Profile gone in seven working days; transaction entries after their 24-month dispute window.

No forms, no fee, no cooling-off call from a retention team. Message the desk from your registered number or use the contact page if you'd rather write. We check that you control the number, then do what you asked.

KingExchange is a hard 18+ service. We don't want data from minors, and we destroy any we find.

Every ID request includes an age confirmation, and the desk stops provisioning the moment a conversation suggests the person is underage. If an account later turns out to belong to a minor, it closes on the spot, the file is wiped and any remaining balance returns to the payment method it came from. Parents or guardians who suspect a minor holds an ID here should write via the contact page — those reports jump the queue and are handled the same day.

When this policy changes, the dates at the top change with it — and anything significant is announced before it applies to you.

Small edits — tidier wording, a renamed heading — happen without ceremony. A material change, such as a new data category or a new sharing partner, gets announced to active ID holders on WhatsApp first, so staying is a choice you make with open eyes. Questions about anything on this page go to the KingExchange contact page or the support line at +91-8109711726. Privacy queries get a written reply within 48 hours.