Batery Rules and Regulations in India

• Users must have a fully verified and funded account to place bets.
• Bets placed by individuals who do not meet the age or legal eligibility requirements will be voided.
• Accounts under review or restriction are not permitted to place bets until the review is resolved.

• All bets are subject to acceptance by Batery. The company reserves the right to refuse or limit any bet at its discretion.
• A bet is considered accepted only once a confirmation is issued by the system. Pending bets are not treated as confirmed wagers.
• Odds displayed at the time of bet placement are the odds applicable to that bet, subject to the rules governing the specific event.

Specific limits may vary by event, market, or user account status. Batery reserves the right to adjust these thresholds without prior notice.

• Winnings are calculated by multiplying the stake by the applicable odds at the time of bet acceptance.
• In the event of a void bet, the original stake is returned to the user’s account.
• For accumulator bets, all selections must be correct for the bet to be considered a win. Any void leg will be removed, and the accumulator will be recalculated accordingly.

Batery may impose restrictions on specific accounts, markets, or event types in the following circumstances:

• Suspected fraudulent or irregular betting activity.
• Ongoing investigation or account review.
• Regulatory requirements applicable to specific regions within India.

• Bets confirmed by the system cannot be cancelled by the user.
• Batery may cancel or void bets in cases of data feed errors, event cancellations, or circumstances beyond its reasonable control.
• Users will be notified of any cancellation affecting their active bets.

• All deposits must be made from a payment method registered in your own name. Third-party funding is not permitted.
• A minimum deposit of INR 500 applies to all standard transactions.
• Deposits are credited to your account promptly following confirmation from the payment provider

• Withdrawals may only be processed to a method previously used for deposit, subject to verification requirements.
• The minimum withdrawal amount is INR 1,000.
• Users must have completed all applicable identity verification steps before a withdrawal request can be processed

In accordance with anti-money laundering (AML) obligations and general security standards, all users are required to complete identity verification before withdrawals are processed. The following documents may be requested:

• Government-issued photo identification (Aadhaar Card, PAN Card, Passport, or Voter ID).
• Proof of address dated within the last 3 months.
• Proof of payment method ownership where applicable.

Failure to provide required documentation within the specified period may result in withdrawal delays or account suspension.

• Deposits cannot be reversed once credited to your account.
• Withdrawal requests may be cancelled by the user while in “pending” status, but not once processing has commenced.
• Batery reserves the right to place a hold on transactions pending the completion of verification or investigation procedures.
• Transactions linked to suspected fraudulent activity will be flagged and may be frozen pending review.

Batery operates in compliance with anti-money laundering (AML) legislation and international standards for combating the financing of terrorism (CFT). As part of these obligations, the platform:

• Maintains comprehensive records of all financial transactions.
• Reports suspicious activity to the relevant authorities as required by law.
• Cooperates fully with regulatory bodies and law enforcement agencies upon request.

All users are subject to KYC verification requirements. The process involves the collection and review of:

• Valid government-issued identification.
• Proof of residential address.
• Source of funds documentation, where deemed necessary.

KYC verification may be initiated at registration, prior to any withdrawal, or at any point during the user’s relationship with the platform.

Batery employs automated and manual transaction monitoring systems to identify unusual or suspicious account activity. Monitoring parameters include:

• Unusually large or frequent deposits and withdrawals.
• Rapid movement of funds with minimal betting activity.
• Inconsistencies between declared identity and transaction patterns.
• Multiple accounts associated with the same individual or device.

Users found to be in breach of AML policies may face the following consequences:

• Temporary or permanent account suspension.
• Freezing of account balances pending investigation.
• Mandatory reporting to financial intelligence or law enforcement authorities.
• Permanent termination of the user’s account and forfeiture of funds where legally permitted.

All data transmitted between users and the Batery platform is protected using industry-standard Transport Layer Security (TLS) encryption protocols. Sensitive account and payment information is stored in encrypted form and is never held in plain text.

Users are strongly encouraged to enable two-factor authentication on their accounts. When activated, login and sensitive account changes require a secondary verification step, significantly reducing the risk of unauthorised access.

Batery operates continuous monitoring systems that track account activity across the platform. These systems are designed to detect:

• Unauthorised login attempts.
• Unusual geographic access patterns.
• Rapid or suspicious account changes.
• Irregular transaction behaviour.

In the event of suspected unauthorised access, Batery may temporarily restrict the account and contact the registered user directly.

In addition to technical controls, Batery enforces the following organisational safeguards:

• Access to user data is restricted on a strict need-to-know basis among internal personnel.
• Staff handling personal or financial data are subject to background checks and confidentiality obligations.
• Security practices and infrastructure are reviewed and updated on a regular basis.

Users also bear responsibility for the security of their own accounts. The following practices are required:

• Use a strong, unique password that is not shared with any other service.
• Do not share your account credentials with any third party.
• Log out of your account when using shared or public devices.
• Report any suspected unauthorised access to the Batery support team immediately.

Batery will never ask for your password via email, telephone, or any other communication channel.