1xBet Registration
Opening a 1xBet account takes a few minutes, but the choices made on the first screen — sign-up method, currency and personal details — follow the account for its whole life. This page explains the registration options, why the currency matters, what KYC documents may be requested and the mistakes that most often block a withdrawal later.
We do not open accounts and we publish no bonus figures. Since the Promotion and Regulation of Online Gaming Act, 2025, online money games — including betting — are prohibited in India. Read our legal status guide before you register anywhere. 18+ only.
Sign-up methods: phone, email and one click
1xBet offers several ways to register. One-click registration creates an account instantly with generated login details, which you must save; phone registration ties the account to a mobile number; email registration asks for more details up front. Whichever you choose, you will need to complete your profile with real details before withdrawing.
If you use one click, save the generated ID and password immediately. Losing them is the most common reason new users cannot get back into an account.
- One click: fastest, but save the generated login
- Phone: account linked to your mobile number
- Email: more details entered at the start
Choosing INR and filling in your profile
Select Indian rupees as the account currency during registration. The currency usually cannot be changed later, and choosing INR avoids conversion on every deposit and withdrawal. Then complete your profile with your full name, date of birth and address exactly as they appear on your ID.
A nickname, a missing surname or an old address forces a manual review when you first try to withdraw. Payment methods are explained on our payments page.
KYC: documents you may be asked for
Verification (KYC) confirms who you are and that you are an adult. It is often requested before a first withdrawal rather than at sign-up, which is why completing it early saves time later. Requirements vary by account.
- Government photo ID such as a passport, PAN card or Aadhaar
- A clear selfie, sometimes holding the ID
- Proof of address if the ID does not show it
- Proof that a payment method belongs to you
Common registration mistakes
Most problems come from mismatched details or duplicate accounts. Opening a second account — for example to claim another welcome offer — breaks the terms and usually leads to both accounts being closed. Using someone else's payment method fails ownership checks. Blurred or cropped document photos are rejected; photograph documents flat, in good light, with all four corners visible.
After you register
Bookmark the official site or install the app only from the operator's own page, as explained in our app guide. Use a unique password and keep your login details private. If you cannot get in later, our login guide covers password resets and common errors. Before depositing, read our legal status guide, because the law in India changed in 2025.
FAQ
How do I register on 1xBet?
Open the operator's site or app, choose a sign-up method — one click, phone or email — select INR as your currency, accept the terms and complete your profile with your real details.
What documents does 1xBet ask for?
Usually a government photo ID such as a passport, PAN card or Aadhaar, sometimes a selfie, proof of address and proof of payment method ownership. Requirements vary.
Can I change my account currency later?
Usually not. Choose Indian rupees at registration to avoid conversion on every transaction.
Can I have two 1xBet accounts?
No. One account per person is the rule, and duplicate accounts are usually closed.
Is it legal to register on 1xBet in India?
Since the Promotion and Regulation of Online Gaming Act, 2025, online money games including betting are prohibited in India. See our legal status guide before registering.
Check the terms before you register
We publish no odds, bonus figures or payout times. Check the legal position and the operator's current terms before you do anything. 18+ only.
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