Signing up for FairPlay takes one short form on fairplay.global: a username, a password, an optional campaign code and a phone or WhatsApp number confirmed by OTP. There’s no email field and no ID upload at this stage. We didn’t type anything in or submit it; everything here comes from the form as it looked on 11 November 2026.
What do you need to sign up for FairPlay?
A phone that can receive an OTP, and that’s about it. The form is headed “Sign Up – Create your account by following these simple steps”, and it really is short. Username and password are the only fields marked with an asterisk. The phone box has an Indian flag, a drop-down for other country codes and an orange Send OTP button beside it. A “Have an account? Sign in” link and a WhatsApp follow button sit underneath.
The small print under the form says gambling “involves a financial risk and could be addictive” and that only people aged 18 or over should use the service. It says nothing about Indian law.
What is the campaign code box for?
That’s where any promo, referral or affiliate code goes. It is optional, and the form gives no hint of what a code unlocks. The only public offer we found was a “500% Joining Bonus” banner on the front page, with no terms attached. Our FairPlay bonus and promo code page goes through what that banner does and doesn’t promise.
Does FairPlay ask for KYC or ID?
Not when you sign up. That might sound convenient. It isn’t. In a regulated market, a licensed operator has to confirm who you are and how old you are before taking a bet, and the regulator can check that it did. When nobody asks, nobody is checking, and if an account is ever disputed there’s no record tying it to you. We couldn’t see whether ID is requested before withdrawals, because that part sits behind the login.
Should you register through an agent or a referral link?
Two shortcuts come up again and again. The first is the agent “ID”: someone else makes the account and holds the money, which we explain on the login page. The second is the referral route. The front page runs a “Join Our Affiliate Program” banner promising daily commission for bringing in players.
Think twice about the second one in particular. The Online Gaming Act punishes advertising and promoting money games with up to two years in jail and a fine of up to ₹50 lakh. Sharing paid referral links for a betting site could put you on the promoter side of that line, which is a worse place to stand than the player side.
What changes when you register from India?
The Act doesn’t punish players, so signing up is not the crime that running the site is. But you hand your phone number and money to a company that won’t give its name, that has to route payments around banks barred from handling them, and that no Indian body can order to pay you. That’s the real cost of the account.
See the partner’s current deal
That deal belongs to an outside operator and may have nothing to do with FairPlay; Indian readers aren’t its audience.
Step by step
- Choose a usernameWrite it down. The login form has no phone-number option, so this is the only way back in.
- Set a passwordPick one you use nowhere else, least of all for email or banking.
- Campaign code (optional)Promo and referral codes go here. Leave it empty if you don't have one.
- Phone or WhatsApp numberThe country code starts at +91. Tap Send OTP and type in the code you receive.
- Press SIGN UPWe stopped before this step, so we can't describe what comes after.