Eligibility
18+, Indian resident in a permitted state, KYC-verified. One account per PAN. Self-excluded accounts cannot re-enter during the exclusion period.
Terms of service
Wecap terms of service — the contract, in plain English.
The Wecap terms of service set the contract between you and the operator. The desk publishes a plain-English summary here. The full legal text is inside the app under Settings → About → Terms.
18+ only
Permitted states
Responsible play
Plain-English summary
Privacy →
The contract at a glance.
Use of the platform
Personal, non-commercial use only. No bots, no multi-accounting, no contest manipulation, no collusion with other players. The operator monitors for anomalous behaviour.
Deposits and withdrawals
Deposits are non-refundable once credited to the in-app wallet. Withdrawals follow KYC re-verification on the first request. Withdrawal caps apply.
Contest rules
Captain and vice-captain lock at the toss. Playing-eleven swaps allowed until the first ball. Scoring follows the published table. Disputes route through customer care.
Account closure
Account closure is reversible within thirty days. After thirty days, the account is purged. Tax and regulatory records are retained for seven years.
Limitation of liability
The operator's liability is limited to the deposit balance. The operator is not liable for indirect or consequential losses, including lost contest entries due to network failures.
Dispute resolution
Grievance redressal inside the app first. If unresolved, arbitration under the Arbitration and Conciliation Act 1996. Jurisdiction: India.
Changes to terms
The operator may update the terms with thirty days' notice. Continued use after the notice period constitutes acceptance. Material changes are flagged in-app.
Editor notes on the contract
Customer care →
What the desk watches.
Read before you deposit
The deposit-acceptance clause is the most consequential line. By depositing, you accept the terms as written. Read the full text inside the app before you commit funds.
Withdrawal cap is in the terms
The withdrawal cap is published in the terms. The desk does not publish the cap because it changes. Verify inside the app under Wallet → Withdrawal before you commit a large deposit.
Bonus terms ride along
Welcome bonuses have separate terms. The desk flags the headline, rollover, and validity. Read the bonus terms inside the app before you opt in.
Dispute path is in-app first
Most disputes settle inside the app under Settings → Customer care. Arbitration is the backstop. The desk has no role in disputes; document your case in-app.
One PAN, one account
Multiple accounts on the same PAN trigger immediate review and balance consolidation. The operator may close the second account without notice.
Changes are flagged
Material changes to the terms are flagged in-app with thirty days' notice. The desk reads the change log inside the app on the operator's behalf and surfaces any material change.
FAQ — Terms of service
Six short answers about the contract.
Where is the full terms text?
Inside the app under Settings → About → Terms. The terms are presented in English and Hindi. The desk's plain-English summary is not a substitute for the full text.
Can I get a refund of my deposit?
Deposits are non-refundable once credited to the in-app wallet. Unused balance is withdrawable subject to KYC verification and the standard withdrawal timeline.
What happens if the operator changes the terms?
Material changes are flagged in-app with thirty days' notice. Continued use after the notice period constitutes acceptance. The desk surfaces any material change in the editorial change log.
Who resolves disputes?
Grievance redressal inside the app first, under Settings → Customer care. If unresolved, arbitration under the Arbitration and Conciliation Act 1996. Jurisdiction: India.
Can the operator close my account?
Yes. The operator may close accounts for breach of terms, including multi-accounting, bot activity, or contest manipulation. Pending balances are processed before closure.
Is the contract enforceable in India?
Yes. The terms are governed by Indian law. Disputes route through Indian arbitration. The contract is enforceable under the Indian Contract Act 1872.
Today's the day
Verify inside the app. Then build your team.
Wecap publishes what the desk has read and verified. Deposit limits, contest structures, and welcome terms are governed by the operator — confirm inside the app before you commit.