Typically, the prize money may take up to 10 days to be sent to the user, and may not be distributed on a daily basis. This is because while we ensure no cheating, we will still analyze some of the games manually to detect suspicious behavior.

There is no entry fee for playing tournaments. Tournaments are primarily for entertainment and to help people build confidence in their chess skills.

Prizes can be won by playing certain tournament events.

However, subscription may be required if a user wants to learn from multiple trainers available on the app.

Yes. You can join as many tournaments as desired. The tournaments can be joined in advance or just 2-3 minutes before the start time by clicking on the Participate button.

Participation window closes 2 minutes before start time.

The best option is to join multiple tournaments in advance, so that you can simply start playing when the tournament starts, and don’t miss out due to closing of participation window.

However, it is the player’s responsibility to ensure they are available for the tournament at start time.

There is no limit to the number of people joining any tournament. Each player gets to play only the amount of time as mentioned for the particular tournament. Winners are decided based on their performance during that time.

Once you are declared one of the winners, we may contact you on your registered mobile number or you can use the contact us form to submit your payment details in the form of bank account details or UPI. This is only till the time we build an in-app feature to claim prize money.

It may take up to 10 days for prize money to be credited in your account. The reason for delay is that we would analyze few games for suspicious activity to ensure fair play.

A 30% tax may be applicable in certain cases. In such scenarios, applicable taxes will be deducted from the prize money before being credited to the winners.

Yes. As per Indian laws, the prize money is taxable @30%.

TDS will be deducted as applicable before prize money is transferred to winner’s bank account.