Our Commitment
PeachExch is built for entertainment. We ask every user to play within their means, and our support desk will step in when someone asks for a limit, a break, or account closure. Requests like these are always honoured, no questions asked.
Set Your Own Limits Before You Play
- Decide a fixed monthly amount you can comfortably set aside, and stop there.
- Set a time limit for each session and leave when it is over, win or lose.
- Never increase stakes to recover a loss — chasing losses is the fastest way to lose more.
- Keep gaming money completely separate from rent, bills, fees and savings.
- Never play with borrowed money or on credit.
- Avoid playing when you are upset, tired or under the influence of alcohol.
Warning Signs To Watch For
- Spending more time or money on gaming than you planned.
- Hiding your play from family or friends.
- Borrowing, selling or delaying bills to fund your balance.
- Feeling restless or irritated when you cannot play.
- Believing a big win will fix your financial situation.
- Losing interest in work, studies, family or hobbies.
If more than one of these feels familiar, treat it seriously and take a break straight away.
Cool-Off And Self-Exclusion
Message our support desk on WhatsApp and ask for a cool-off period — a short pause where your ID stays locked — or a longer self-exclusion. During that period your ID cannot be used and we will not send you any promotional message. Reactivation only happens after the period ends and only if you request it yourself.
Protecting Minors
Users must be 18 years or older. If you share a device, keep your password private, lock your screen, and consider parental control software so no minor can reach gaming websites from your device.
Where To Get Help
If gaming is affecting your finances, relationships or mental health, please speak to someone. Confide in a family member or friend, consult a qualified counsellor or mental-health professional, and reach out to a recognised local gambling-support or helpline service in your region. Asking for help early makes recovery far easier.