Tigerexch Editorial Policy — How Our Guides Are Made

Who Writes Our Guides

Guides on this site are written and reviewed by the Tigerexch Editorial Team — the same people who run the support desk and answer player questions every day. We publish under a team name rather than individual bylines because our content is a shared, reviewed product: one person drafts, another checks, and the support team confirms that what we describe matches what players actually experience. We do not invent expert personas or credentials to make content look more authoritative.

Our subject is narrow on purpose: the Tiger Exchange family (Tigerexch, Tiger Exchange, Tigerexch247, Tiger365 and related names), how cricket and other exchange markets work, payments, account safety and responsible play.

How We Research and Write

1. Start from real questions

   Topics come from what players ask in the support chat and what they search for — login issues, deposits, settlement rules, link changes.

2. Check against the live platform

   Where a guide describes a process, the team checks it on a working ID and against current market rules, not memory or old screenshots.

3. Keep cricket facts evergreen

   We explain formats, session markets, DLS and settlement principles. We do not publish invented statistics, squads or "insider" information.

4. Second-person review

   A second team member reads every guide for accuracy, clarity, safe-play messaging and anything that could mislead a new player.

5. Publish with a date

   Each guide shows its publish date, and an "Updated" date when it has been substantially revised.

Our Content Standards

No Paid Rankings, No Competitor Reviews

Nobody can pay to be mentioned, ranked or recommended in our guides. We do not accept sponsored posts, and we do not write reviews or comparisons of other betting brands. Our job is to help players use a Tigerexch ID safely, not to send them elsewhere or run down other services. When a guide compares options, it compares general features — like exchange versus bookmaker models — rather than named companies.

We are an ID provider, and our guides include links to our official WhatsApp chat. We are open about that: the guides exist partly to explain our service. That is exactly why accuracy matters — a guide that misleads a player creates a support problem we then have to fix.

Update Policy

We review our guides regularly, and sooner when something changes — a new payment method, a change in how settlement works, or a common new player question. When a guide is revised in a meaningful way, its "Updated" date changes. Small fixes such as typos or broken links do not change the date. If a guide becomes outdated and cannot be fixed, we remove it or redirect it to a current page rather than leaving wrong information online.

Accuracy and Corrections

If you spot a mistake, tell us. Send the page address and what you think is wrong to the official WhatsApp chat. The team checks it, replies in writing, and corrects the guide if needed. Significant corrections — anything that could have affected a player's money or safety — are noted and the update date changed. We would much rather be corrected than leave an error in place.

Our Responsible Gambling Stance

Every guide is written for adults aged 18 and over and treats betting as entertainment with real financial risk. We include staking discipline, limits and safety warnings where they are relevant, and we never encourage chasing losses or betting with borrowed money. Our responsible gambling page explains limits, cool-off breaks and self-exclusion, and you can read more about us on the About page.