Online betting is booming in India, and unfortunately, so is online fraud. While platforms like Radha Exchange are safe and regulated, scammers operate in parallel, targeting unsuspecting users. Here’s how to protect yourself.

🎭 1. Fake Betting IDs on Telegram/WhatsApp

Scammers often pose as agents offering instant betting IDs with attractive bonuses. They collect payment and disappear.

Avoid it:

• Only create IDs through verified sources like Radha Exchange’s official website.
• Never send money to personal numbers or unknown UPI IDs.

🧑‍💻 2. Phishing Websites That Imitate Real Platforms

These fake sites look nearly identical to Radha Exchange and trick users into entering login details, which are then stolen.

Avoid it:

• Always double-check the URL (e.g., https://radhaexchange.in)
• Bookmark the official site and don’t click links from SMS/DMs.

🧾 3. Bonus Scam Offers Too Good to Be True

Some scammers lure users with unrealistic cashback or bonus offers like “Deposit ₹500, get ₹5,000 instantly.”

Avoid it:

• Stick to bonus schemes listed on the official app or website.
• Check for T&Cs before claiming any offer.

📲 4. OTP & Screen Sharing Requests

Fraudsters may call pretending to be support staff asking for OTPs or requesting you to screen-share your device.

Avoid it:

• Never share OTPs with anyone—even if they claim to be from Radha.
• Radha Exchange never asks for remote screen access.

🕵️ 5. Fake Recovery Agents for Blocked Accounts

Users with blocked accounts are especially vulnerable. Scammers promise to recover accounts for a fee but vanish after payment.

Avoid it:

• Only contact support via official Radha Exchange channels (live chat/WhatsApp).
• Avoid third-party agents who claim to have “inside links.”

🛡️ Quick Tips to Stay Safe

• Use two-factor authentication (2FA)
• Don’t share credentials—even with friends
• Keep your browser and device updated
• Report suspicious activity immediately

🏁 Final Words

Bet smart, but also stay sharp. With scammers using new tricks every day, awareness is your best defense. Stick to official channels, double-check links, and never let urgency override common sense.

Stay safe—and stay lucky!