Tiger365 Privacy Policy — Secure Server Logs and Cookies, Browse Safely

What the Tiger365 Privacy Policy Records: A Short, Clear List

The chat side is different (it has to be). If you message the Tiger365 desk for an ID, you share a name and a mobile number, and later a UTR when you pay; those details are read by the desk only, to create the ID or match a payment. More on what the desk does sits on the about Tiger365 desk page.

Tiger365 Server Logs and Cookies: The Secure Detail, Line by Line

IP address

Written to the access log by the web server for each Tiger365 page load, the same way almost any host does it.

Time and page

The clock time of the request and the address of the page, so errors and broken links can be traced.

The cookie

A single browser cookie for basic site function. It holds no username, no balance and no payment detail.

Name and mobile

Absent from the log entirely. They appear in a Tiger365 chat thread only once you type them there yourself.

UTR proof

Twelve digits that tie one UPI transfer to one Tiger365 ID; the desk checks it against the incoming payment, then the number has done its job.

So a Tiger365 visitor who only reads pages leaves an IP, a timestamp and a page address behind. Someone who also chats with the desk adds a name, a mobile and perhaps a UTR, which the desk keeps to itself rather than passing them anywhere else, and that is the part people usually ask about.

Two cases, two footprints. Picture a reader who opens the Tiger365 login explainer, then the APK page, then leaves: the log shows three page requests, three timestamps and one IP, and the cookie sits in that browser until it is cleared. A second reader does the same and also messages the desk for an ID, then pays ₹500 and pastes a UTR; the log entry looks identical, while the chat now holds a name, a mobile number and one payment reference, used to create the Tiger365 ID and match that deposit.