T20 Exchange Privacy Policy: What a Reading Site Logs

Short version: this is a reading site about T20 Exchange. There is no account to create here, no form to fill and no payment to make. So there is very little about you for us to hold. What does get collected, and what you can do about it, is set out below.

Last updated: 23 August 2026

What this site is

t20xch.net publishes guides to the T20 Exchange sportsbook — the login screen, the ID desk, the Android app, the address question. We do not operate T20 Exchange. We do not issue IDs. We never hold anybody's balance. That matters here for one reason: no T20 Exchange account data, transaction record or betting history belonging to you exists anywhere on our servers, because none of it ever passes through this site on its way between you and your desk.

Information we collect

• Standard server logs. Like every web server, ours records the IP address, browser type, referring page and time of each request — whether that request was for the T20 Exchange login guide or for the page you are reading now. These logs exist for security and troubleshooting. They are cycled out over time.
• Basic analytics. Aggregate numbers. Which T20 Exchange pages get read, roughly where readers are, whether they arrived on a phone. Totals, never individuals.
• What you send us. Write to us with a correction about a T20 Exchange page, or a question, and we keep that message so we can reply to it.

Information we never collect

Nothing that opens or moves a T20 Exchange account ever reaches this site. Specifically:

• the username and password your T20 Exchange desk issued;
• your T20 Exchange balance, exposure or bet history;
• bank details, a UPI PIN, or any OTP.

There is no page here that could take them. So a message carrying the t20xch.net name and asking for any of the above is not ours, whatever name is on it.

We do not build advertising profiles either. No reader data is sold, and there is no email marketing list to be added to.

Cookies this reading site sets

Very little. There is no T20 Exchange login on this site, so there is no session cookie to set. Analytics may drop one cookie so the same visitor is not counted twice, and your browser will cache the fonts and the stylesheet so the T20 Exchange pages open faster on a second visit. Block or clear cookies in your browser settings and everything here still works. Nothing sits behind a cookie wall.

Links to the ID desk and social channels

Two kinds of outbound link sit on these pages: the button to the T20 Exchange ID desk and the icons for the network's social channels. Click either and anything you share from then on is governed by that destination's own rules. For reference, setting up a T20 Exchange ID takes a name and an opening amount. A request for your bank login or an OTP is where the chat should end.

Children

This site is for adults. Nothing on it is aimed at anyone under eighteen, no T20 Exchange desk should knowingly open an ID for a minor, and we do not knowingly collect information from minors. If you believe a minor has sent us a message, tell us and it gets deleted.

How long t20xch.net keeps anything

Server logs rotate on a short cycle. Analytics survive only as aggregated totals — how many people read the T20 Exchange app page in a month, never who. Messages you send us stay while the conversation is useful and are deleted after that. Want one removed sooner? Ask.

Your tracking choices here

• Read the T20 Exchange guides with cookies disabled — every page is fully readable that way.
• Use a private window if you would rather leave no local trace on a shared device.
• Ask us to delete correspondence you have sent.
• Switch on the browser's do-not-track or tracking-prevention settings; we do not attempt to work around them.

Security of this information site

The site runs over HTTPS and holds no user accounts, which removes most of the risk surface. What we cannot protect is your T20 Exchange account. That lives with you and with the desk that issued the T20 Exchange ID, and the single habit that protects it is changing the desk-issued password on the first login, before the first deposit.

How updates after the 23 August 2026 review will appear

The date at the top changes when this policy does. No quiet edits. A material change will be obvious on the page rather than buried in a clause.

T20 Exchange privacy questions

Questions about privacy, or a request to delete something you sent, go through the contact page. Questions about a T20 Exchange account — a balance, a login, a withdrawal that has not landed — still belong with your desk. We cannot see any T20 Exchange account, which is rather the point of this whole page.