Allpanel ID: your account for cricket and casino play
An Allpanel ID is simply your personal account on the Allpanel Exchange platform. It is the username and password that lets you into the sports book, the live casino tables and every market in between. Without an ID you are just looking at scores; with one, you can actually place your play, track your balance and cash out your winnings. This page walks through exactly what the ID is, what it lets you do, and how to get one set up through us in a couple of minutes.
What the ID actually gives you
Think of the ID as the one key that opens every room in the building. The moment you log in, you land on a dashboard that shows your points balance, the live matches running right now, and the sections you can jump into. Cricket sits front and centre because that is what most Indian players come for — match odds, session and fancy markets, and in-play betting that moves ball by ball. Alongside it you get casino games like Teen Patti, Andar Bahar, roulette and a wall of slots, plus other sports when the cricket calendar goes quiet.
Because it is a single account, your balance follows you everywhere. Deposit once and those points are usable across the whole panel. Win on the cricket, move straight to the tables without shifting money around. That unified wallet is one of the reasons the Allpanel format has stuck around — there is no juggling between separate books.
Straight talk: we do not run the platform ourselves. We are an independent provider who sets up and supports your account on the exchange. That means you get a human on WhatsApp for the boring bits — creating the account, resetting a password, sorting a deposit — instead of shouting into an empty inbox.
How to create your Allpanel ID
There is no ten-page signup form here. The whole thing happens in a WhatsApp chat, and it goes like this:
Message us
Tap any WhatsApp button on this site and tell us you want a new ID.
Send basic details
Your name and an active mobile number are enough to get the account started.
Get your credentials
We reply with your username, password and the live panel link.
Log in and add points
Sign in, top up through the shared channel, and you are ready for the next match.
Most people are done inside three or four minutes. There is no waiting for an email that never arrives and no verification queue — you deal with a real person who is watching the chat.
Keeping your ID safe
Your ID is personal, so treat the password the way you would treat a bank PIN. A few sensible habits go a long way:
- Change the password we send you to something only you know, and avoid reusing an old one.
- Never share your login with a friend who wants to "just try it" — open them their own ID instead.
- Only ever type your credentials into the official panel link we give you, not into random pages.
- If a device feels off or you think someone saw your password, message us and we will reset it on the spot.
If you ever lose access, you do not need to make a new account. A quick note on the login desk gets your existing ID recovered, balance and all.
One ID, every device
The same login works whether you open the Android app or the browser panel on a laptop. Nothing is tied to a single handset. Start a bet on your phone during the commute, check the result later on a bigger screen — it is one account and one balance throughout. If you are brand new to online exchanges, you can even ask for an Allpanel demo ID first to click around the layout before you deposit a single rupee.
Ready to open yours?
Getting your ID is the first and only real hurdle between you and the next series, and it is a small one. Send us a message, share your details, and the account is yours within minutes. From there it is all cricket, tables and a support team that actually answers. When you are ready to add funds, the deposit guide explains how points reach your wallet.
The three parts of an Allpanel ID
Punters often talk about "getting an ID" as though it were a card. It is not. What you receive is a set of three things, and knowing which is which saves a lot of confusion later.
The username
Fixed once created. It identifies your wallet, your open bets and your settled history on the panel. Quote it whenever you write to the desk, because it is the fastest way for anyone to find your account without asking you six questions first.
The password
Yours to change and yours alone to know. The support desk never needs it, and any request for the all panel exchange id password combination in a chat is somebody impersonating support rather than providing it.
The panel link
The web address that opens the platform. This is the part that changes occasionally, which is why a saved bookmark sometimes stops working while the account behind it is perfectly healthy.
Points, not rupees, inside the panel
Everything inside the account is counted in points. Your deposit converts into a points balance, your stakes are placed in points, and a withdrawal converts back. This trips up first-timers who expect a rupee symbol next to every number. Read the balance as the working figure it is, and keep your own note of what went in and what came out if you want the real picture over a month.
Account hygiene worth ten minutes
- Change the password on the first sign-in and pick something that exists nowhere else.
- Store the credentials outside the chat so you are not scrolling a year of messages during a live match.
- Keep the panel link current by asking the desk rather than searching for it.
- Sign out on any device you share, including the laptop at work.
- Note your username somewhere obvious; forgetting it is far more common than forgetting a password.
One account per person. Two logins in one household create arguments about which wallet a payout belongs to, and they slow every payment question down. Two players means two separate registrations, each under its own name and each tied to its own mobile.
What are the three parts of an Allpanel ID?
A username, a password and the panel link. The username is fixed and identifies your wallet and bet history. The password is yours to change and nobody at the desk ever needs it. The link is the web address of the platform, and it is the one piece that changes occasionally, which is why a stale bookmark can look like a broken account.
Why is my balance shown in points rather than rupees?
Because the panel runs on a points system throughout. Your funding converts into points, stakes are placed in points, and a payout converts back on the way out. Nothing is lost in translation; it is simply how the platform counts. Keep your own note of what you put in and took out if you want a clear monthly picture.
Can I change my username later?
The username is fixed once the account exists, so choose carefully if you are asked for a preference. What you can change freely is the password. If the name on the account itself is misspelled, tell the desk early, because a name that does not match your bank details is the sort of mismatch that slows a payout down.
How do I keep my Allpanel ID secure day to day?
Change the password at first sign-in to something used nowhere else, store the credentials outside the chat thread, and sign out of any shared device. Those three cover most of the risk. The remaining risk is human: nobody legitimate will ever ask for your password, so treat any such request as an attempt regardless of who it appears to be from.
What if I forget my username rather than my password?
That happens more often than people expect. Message the desk from the number the account was opened with and it can be matched back to you. This is exactly why the registered number matters more than anything else on the account, and why swapping numbers without telling us creates work at the worst possible moment.
Does one account cover both the sports book and the casino?
Yes. The same login and the same points wallet run across cricket, the other sports and the live-dealer tables. There is no second account to open and no transfer step between sections. A return from an in-play cricket market is immediately usable at a table, which is the main practical advantage of the exchange format.
Can I hand my Allpanel ID to a friend to place bets for me?
Please do not. Once a second person holds the login, nobody can establish afterwards who placed which stake, and a payout dispute becomes impossible to settle fairly. It also removes the only real protection you have, which is that you and only you can move money. If a friend wants to bet, they should hold their own account.
What happens if the account sits unused for months?
It waits. A dormant account is not deleted for being quiet, and any points left in it remain yours. What usually breaks after a long gap is the panel link rather than the login itself, so ask the desk for the current address before assuming anything has gone wrong. A quick check takes a minute.
How many accounts can one person hold?
One is the sensible answer. Duplicate accounts in the same household make every payment question harder to trace and create arguments about which wallet a withdrawal belongs to. Two people betting means two accounts in two names on two mobile numbers, which keeps the records clean and the payouts straightforward for everybody involved.
Is the account tied to India specifically?
The desk, the payment routes and the cricket coverage are built around Indian players, so that is where it works best. Statute on this varies country by country, and in more than a few of them access is capped or plainly not allowed. Check the position where you physically are before signing in, rather than assuming a browser opening the page means it is allowed.
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