Tiger365 Privacy Policy — Secure KYC Storage and a 90-Day Chat Log Purge

Tiger365 Privacy Policy Ledger — Clear Answers on What Tiger Exchange Keeps

Start with the part of Tiger Exchange you can check yourself, in your own browser.

• Page visitsNo form here sends anything. The header sign-in boxes are read-only previews; every button leads to the official address.
• Session keystxspin keeps your Tiger Spin practice credit between pages; txtoast remembers you closed the app notice. Both sit in sessionStorage and vanish when the tab closes. No cookies.
• FontsPassion One (headings) and Mulish (body) are self-hosted on this domain, so no request reaches Google.
• Account recordUser ID and mobile number, held by Tiger Exchange for sign-in and payouts, kept while the account is open.
• KYC filesName and identity proof, in secure review, used for the payout name check.
• Chat logsYour threads with the desk. 90 days, then purged.

That is the whole list. No analytics script, no ad tracker, and Tiger Exchange sells nothing on it.

Why Tiger Exchange Asks for KYC — Safe Payouts Matched by Name

Money is the reason. A Tiger Exchange payout only goes to a UPI ID or bank account in the same name as the ID holder (amounts and timings live on the Tiger365 withdrawal page), and KYC is how that match gets proved before the first rupee leaves.

Once cleared, the file has one job: the name check. It sits in secure storage, apart from chat, and is not used for promotions.

Sending documents? Use the Tiger Exchange account flow or the desk number +91 81097 11726 you saved yourself, not a number that messaged you first claiming to be Tiger Exchange.

Tiger365 Chat Logs Kept 90 Days — a Real Purge on Tiger Exchange

Why keep chats at all? Disputes arrive late. A deposit that never showed, a payout asked for on a Sunday night: three weeks on, the thread is the only record either side has, and the Tiger Exchange desk reads it first.

Ninety days covers almost every such case. After that the log is purged, roughly three months from the conversation, and it cannot be pulled back.

Worked example

You message the desk on 1 July about a pending ₹2,000 payout. The thread can be checked until about 29 September. After that, Tiger Exchange no longer holds it, even if you ask.

Erasing a Tiger Exchange Record Before the Clock Runs Out

Ninety days too long? Ask sooner, on +91 81097 11726.

1. Use the phone registered on the Tiger Exchange ID, so the desk sees a known sender.
2. Write the user ID, then which record goes: one chat log, the KYC file, or everything.
3. Two replies follow: an identity check, then a note saying the erasure is done.

A pending payout gets settled before its KYC file goes (it needs the name check). Closing an account has its own rules in the Tiger365 account terms, and the Tiger365 contact lines list the other ways to reach the same desk.