King Exchange deposit guide: understanding UPI deposits

A credit to your King Exchange balance from an account in your own name. Your first deposit of ₹100 or more is also how you get your ID. After that, every deposit goes into the same balance for sports and casino.

UPI is the most common way to deposit in India. Bank transfer and USDT are also accepted. A VPA pasted by someone in a group isn't King Exchange; paying it is how money disappears.

You pay the details sent in the official chat, and the team matches your payment to your account using the UTR, the bank reference on your receipt. A different amount from the one you said can slow matching. Paying twice because the first still says pending means both need tracing.

1. 1Message the official WhatsApp and say how much you want to add.
2. 2Pay the exact amount to the details sent, from a UPI account in your name.
3. 3Copy the UTR or take a screenshot before switching apps.
4. 4Send it in the chat and wait for the team to confirm.
5. 5If it's taking longer than usual, send the UTR again. Don't make a second payment.

Pay from your own account, because payments from someone else's cause problems at withdrawal. A pending payment isn't lost; the UTR is how the team finds it. The minimum is ₹100, your bank's UPI cap of often ₹1 lakh a day may limit large payments, and your first deposit earns a 10% bonus.

• Pay from your own account. Payments from someone else's account cause problems at withdrawal.
• A pending payment isn't lost. The UTR is how the team finds it.
• Your first deposit earns a 10% bonus and later ones 3%. Ask for the terms.
• The minimum is ₹100; your bank's UPI cap (often ₹1 lakh a day) may limit large payments.

Paying a different amount, forgetting to send the UTR, paying twice while the first was pending, or paying a QR code from a group chat. The deposit issues page covers the rare stuck payment, and the transaction limits page covers amounts.