Welcome to 99Exch: one login card, and behind it a lobby where cricket, kabaddi, Teen Patti and Worli Matka all hang off the same ID. Press Login with Demo ID first. You get the whole lobby with a balance of 0.00, so you can learn where everything sits before the WhatsApp desk isses a real User Name.
Tour the lobby on the Demo ID before you ever fill these two boxes; the 99Exch WhatsApp desk on +91 81097 11726 hands out real IDs, 18+ only.
A friend sends an address, you open it, and a card asks for a password you do not have. That is the usual start, and it is why welcome to 99exch gets searched at all. Short version. The card is only a doorway, the lobby behind it is big, and there is an order that makes it quick to learn.
Of everything on the 99Exch card, a first-timer can use exactly two things. Login with Demo ID, which needs no password, and Contact On Whatsapp, which leads to someone who can issue one. The plain Login button stays useless until the desk has sent you a User Name, and Download .apk is better left for later, once there is an ID to type into the app.
There is no register button anywhere on that card. New IDs come from the WhatsApp desk, which is why a first visit usually starts with the demo.
Press Login with Demo ID and the lobby opens with Balance and Exposure in the top bar, a Rules link, search and a username menu. The demo balance reads 0.00, so every market is visble and nothing can be placed for real.
A scrolling notice notice line runs across the top. Below it you get the sports bar, the Others list of card games, the All Sports tree, a strip of upcoming match cards and the market list.
So the order we suggest for the first ten minutes on 99Exch goes like this: read the sports bar left to right, open the Others list and treat it as a menu of card tables, expand the All Sports tree for the less common events, and only then think about a real ID from the desk (or the app, if you live on your phone). Each of those steps has its own section below. Welcome 99exch visitors who already hold an ID can skip stright to the part about the popup after login, since that is the one screen the demo never shows you.
The sports bar is the row of tabs that runs across the 99Exch lobby, and its order matters more than it looks. Cricket sits second, right after Home, and the long tail of smaller sports trails off to the right. On a phone you will need to swipe the row to reach the end of it.
| Place in the bar | 99Exch tab | What kind of tab it is |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Home | The lobby front: notice line, match cards, market list |
| 2 | Cricket | Sport |
| 3 | Football | Sport |
| 4 | Tennis | Sport |
| 5 | Fantasy 11 | Fantasy section |
| 6 | Cock Fight | Special event |
| 7 | Casino | Card and table games |
| 8 | Sports Book | Sportsbook section |
| 9 | Horse Racing | Racing |
| 10 | Greyhound Racing | Racing |
| 11 | Other | Miscellaneous events |
| 12 | Binary | Binary markets |
| 13 | Kabaddi | Sport |
| 14 | Politics | Election and political markets |
| 15 to 18 | Basketball, Baseball, Table Tennis, Volleyball | Ball sports, past the point most first visitors stop swiping |
| 19 to 22 | Ice Hockey, Rugby, Mixed Martial Arts, Darts | Smaller sports, also reachable from the All Sports tree |
| 23 | Futsal | Last tab on the right |
Two things in that table trip people up. Kabaddi is thirteenth, well past the racing tabs, so a visitor who came for a kabaddi match and only looks at the first screenful of tabs may decide 99Exch does not carry it. It does. Keep swiping.
The second is the gap between Casino at seven and the Others list further down the lobby, which also holds card games; the two are separate places, and a reader looking for Worli Matka will find it in Others, as the section after the next one shows. Sports Book, at eight, is its own tab too, distinct from the exchange markets that fill the Home list. On 99Exch the bar is fixed, so once you know the order it stays the same each visit, at least as of the demo view we looked at in October 2026.
The All Sports tree is the second way into events on 99Exch, and the one most first visitors miss. It sits directly under the Others list, which means you have to get past the card games to reach it. Odd placement, maybe. Useful once found.
The tree belongs to the lobby, never to the card. A newcomer loses nothing by practising on the demo, where a wrong tap costs precisely 0.00.
Others is a list of house card games, from TP T20 down to Worli Matka. All Sports starts right below its last line. On a narrow phone screen the list can be long, so keep going.
The tree reads top to bottom by sport; tapping one opens what is listed under it. This is probably the quickest way to reach a smaller sport such as darts or futsal without swiping the whole bar.
Found the sport but not the match? Drop back to the market list and flip View by between Competitions and Time. A first visitor who knows only that a game starts tonight will usually find it faster under Time than by opening tournaments one by one on 99Exch.
Grouping by Time, in practice, suits people who check 99Exch in the evening and want to see what starts next. Competitions suits the opposite habit. Either way the upcoming-match strip above the list already shows team versus team with the IST date and time, so the tree is for depth and the strip is for the next few fixtures.
Two searches bring people to this page: welcome to 99exch and the shorter welcome 99exch. Both are first-visit questions about the same 99Exch lobby, and the answers below point to where each part of that welcome sits.
The search lands on the login card first; what each part of the 99Exch card does is set out here.
| Part of the card | What it does on a first visit |
|---|---|
| User Name and Password | Typed exactly as issued; both are case-sensitive |
| Login with Demo ID | Opens the lobby with a 0.00 practice balance |
| Contact On Whatsapp | Route to the desk for a new ID |
The bar is the first thing the 99Exch lobby shows, with Cricket straight after Home. Kabaddi waits further along.
Card games live in the Others list, below the market area, so reading the bar first saves a wasted scroll.
Each step matches a section of this page.
The layout stays the same; a real login adds two things on top.
| Item | Demo ID | Real ID |
|---|---|---|
| Balance | 0.00, no payout | Your own balance |
| Full-screen APK promo | Not part of the demo tour | Shown after login |
| 24x7 WhatsApp bubble | Not part of the demo tour | Bottom-right corner |
Others is easiest to understand if you stop treating it as a sidebar and read it like a menu card. Every line on it is a house card game, and 99Exch abbreviates several of them, which is where the confusion starts. Three of the tables you will meet there:
DT 1 Day, the Others list name
Roulette, second from the bottom
Plain Poker, mid-list between Hi Low and Queen
Sixteen names, then, read top to bottom, and four of them are Teen Patti in one form or another, so a visitor who searched for Teen Patti on 99Exch and saw only abbreviations may have scrolled straight past the game they wanted. Worth a slow read once. After that the list is just muscle memory.
The demo tour skips two screens that every real login on 99Exch shows. Knowing them in advance stops the popup from looking like an advert you landed on by mistake.
Both fields are case-sensitive. A capital letter in the wrong place gives a failed login, not a hint, so copy them from the desk message character by character.
The first thing a real login shows is a full-screen promo for the Android app, worded along the lines of download once and use forever. It covers the lobby until you close it or take the download.
The same screen warns that 99Exch links change and that fake links exist. That warning is the brand's own, and it is the reason to keep the APK from the official login screen rather than any copy sites or third-party mirrors listing a build.
Once the promo is gone, a customer-support WhatsApp bubble sits in the bottom-right corner of the lobby, marked 24x7. It goes to the same desk that issues IDs and handles password resets, deposits and withdrawals.
Nothing else is new. Past that point, nothing about the lobby changes betwen demo and real: the bar, the Others list and the tree sit in the same places, which is the whole reason for taking the demo tour first. A player who already knows where kabaddi and Worli Matka are on 99Exch can close the promo, check the balance in the top bar and get on with it, while someone meeting the lobby for the first time with real money in the account tends to spend those first minutes hunting for tabs instead.
Three stops, in this order. People who reverse it, installing the app before they have an ID, usually end up with an icon that opens a login card they cannot use yet. That is fine, just slower.
Login with Demo ID costs nothing and pays nothing; the balance stays at 0.00. Use it to read the sports bar, the Others list and the All Sports tree in that order until finding any of them takes no thought.
Once the demo feels familiar, message the desk. That single ID then opens every corner you just toured, sports, exchange and the Others tables alike, and the 99 exchange sign up page lists what to send in that first chat.
Only once the ID works in a browser. The 99Exch app opens that same lobby you just toured, so it adds convenience, nothing new to learn. Which file to trust and the iPhone route sit on the 99exch app page.
Why demo first? Because the demo answers most of the questions people would otherwise put to the desk, like where kabaddi is or what TP Test means, and a desk that is not answering lobby questions gets to ID requests faster (that last part is our guess, not something the 99Exch desk has told us). The phone app comes last simply because it is a shell around the same lobby: once you know the lobby, the app holds no surprises. Android will ask once for permission to install from the browser, listed as install unknown apps. That prompt is normal for an APK that does not come from Google Play.
Plenty of first visitors never type welcome to 99exch at all. They search a name a friend used, and the friend may have said diamond, or play, or simply 99 exchange. Same lobby. The 99Exch login card and everything behind it do not change with the search phrase.
For a first visitor this has one practical meaning: if the link a friend sent stops opening next week, nothing is lost, since a 99Exch ID is tied to the account and not to the address, and the sports bar, the Others list and the tree will be waiting in the same spots on whichever mirror works. Betting domains do get blocked in India now and then. When we tried 99exch.com on 20 Oct 2026 it gave no answer at all, which rather proves the point.
A new visitor first meets a login card, and only the Login with Demo ID button works without a password. That button opens the whole 99Exch lobby at a 0.00 balance. For a real User Name you tap Contact On Whatsapp instead, since the card carries no register button.
Cricket comes straight after Home, with Football and Tennis next. Casino and both racing tabs fall inside the first ten, Kabaddi turns up at thirteen just after Binary, and Futsal is the last tab on the right of the 99Exch bar. The table on this page gives every place in order.
It sits directly under the Others list of card games. Scroll past the last line of Others, which is Worli Matka, and the All Sports tree starts there. It is the quickest way to reach smaller sports without swiping the whole 99Exch bar.
It is the APK promo, a full-screen prompt to download the Android app once and keep using it. The same screen warns that 99Exch links change and that fake links exist, so take the app only from the Download .apk button on the official login screen, never from look-alike or phishing pages.
The customer-support desk does. The bubble sits bottom-right in the lobby after a real login and is marked 24x7. It reaches the same desk at +91 81097 11726 that issues new 99Exch IDs and handles password resets, deposits and withdrawals.
Yes, start there. The Demo ID opens the full 99Exch lobby with a 0.00 balance and no payout, which lets you learn where the sports bar, the Others list and the All Sports tree sit before you ask the desk for a real ID and put any money of your own into an account you have never seen.
Yes. Both searches describe the same first visit to the same 99Exch login card and lobby, so this page answers both. Names such as diamond 99 exchange or play 99 exchange lead to the same place too; the lobby does not change with the words you typed.
