The Short Answer
You generally need to be 18 or over, have a working mobile number of your own for one-time passwords and provide accurate personal details. Identity documents and a payment method in your name may be requested later, often before withdrawals. The current form and terms list the exact requirements.
Core Requirements at Sign-Up
These are the basics most sign-up forms check, directly or through the terms you accept.
- Age: you must be an adult, and you may be asked to confirm your date of birth.
- Mobile number: active, in your name and able to receive text messages.
- Accurate name: spelled exactly as on your identity documents.
- Acceptance of the terms, including the rule of one account per person.
Meeting the platform's requirements does not settle whether the law allows you to take part. Online money gaming is restricted under India's Promotion and Regulation of Online Gaming Act, 2025, so check that question separately.
Documents That May Be Requested Later
Verification requirements vary and can change, so treat this as a guide to what is commonly asked rather than a fixed list.
- A government-issued photo identity document.
- Proof of address, if the photo ID does not show it.
- Evidence that the bank account or UPI ID used for payments is yours.
- Occasionally, a selfie or a photo of you holding the document.
Upload documents only through the verification section of your account after logging in from the verified site. Never email or message them to a contact who approached you, however official the request looks.
Why Your Name Must Match Everywhere
Payment and identity checks compare three things: the name on your profile, the name on your documents and the name on the account receiving withdrawals. If any one differs, the check may fail or pause.
Using your legal name from the start, and paying only from accounts in that name, removes the most common reason for delays. If you use a short form of your name in daily life, register with the version on your documents.
Requirements You Set for Yourself
The platform's rules are only the minimum. A few personal requirements protect you as much as any formal check.
- A monthly budget you could lose without affecting essentials.
- A time limit for each session.
- A private device, or a habit of logging out fully.
- A record sheet for dates, amounts and transaction references.
If You Cannot Meet a Requirement
Sometimes a requirement simply does not fit your circumstances, such as having no phone number in your own name. The answer is to resolve that first, not to borrow details from someone else.
Accounts built on another person's number, documents or bank details tend to fail at the worst moment, usually when money is waiting to be withdrawn. If you are unsure whether something you have will be accepted, ask support through the verified site before registering.
Mistakes to Avoid
Requirement problems usually stem from these choices.
- Registering with a number that belongs to a parent or friend.
- Paying in from one person's account and asking to withdraw to another's.
- Uploading blurred or cropped documents that cannot be read.
- Assuming no verification will ever be needed because none was requested at sign-up.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need identity documents to register?
Not always at the moment of sign-up, but they may be required later, especially before a withdrawal. Keeping them ready avoids delays when the request comes.
Can I use a joint bank account?
It depends on the terms and the checks the platform applies. If your name is on the account, ask support through the verified site whether it is accepted before you use it.
What if my documents show different versions of my name?
Register with the name on the document you are most likely to use for verification, and mention the variation to support if a check is triggered. Never edit or alter documents to make them match.
Next Step
With your details and documents in order, follow How to Register on Reddy Anna to complete the form in one sitting, entering everything exactly as it appears on your identity papers.