Float and settlement
Higher levels carry a working float and a settlement cycle. Both are stated in the agreement, never changed verbally.
Account types
BetPro Account Types Explained
BetPro Exchange runs on a hierarchy: Admin at the top, Super Masters and Masters in the middle, Client IDs at the bottom where the actual betting happens. Most people only ever need a Client ID. This page explains every level, what each can and cannot do, what it costs, and how to move up if you want to run your own players.
- Client · Master · Super Master · Admin
- Clear permissions
- Written terms
- Approval explained
Direct answer
Which BetPro account types exist?
Quick answer
There are four working levels. A Client ID is a player account: it bets, deposits and withdraws, and it is free. A Master ID is a sub-dealer panel that can create and manage Client IDs and earns commission on their activity. A Super Master ID manages several Masters. An Admin ID is an agency-level panel that can create every level below it and needs approval from the main dealer. Each level up adds control, responsibility and a settlement relationship with us.
If you are reading this to decide what to ask for, the test is simple: do you want to bet, or do you want to run people who bet? If it is the first, stop at Client ID. If it is the second, read on, because the money, the risk and the obligations change completely from Master upwards.
Side by side
BetPro account types compared
| Capability | Client ID | Master ID | Super Master ID | Admin ID |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Place bets for yourself | Yes | Usually via own Client ID | Via own Client ID | Via own Client ID |
| Deposit and withdraw own funds | Yes | Settlement with dealer | Settlement with dealer | Settlement with dealer |
| Create Client IDs | No | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Create Master IDs | No | No | Yes | Yes |
| Create Super Masters | No | No | No | Yes |
| Set stake limits for players | No | Within own limits | Yes | Yes |
| See player activity and P&L | Own only | Own players | All downline | All downline |
| Earns commission | No | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Creation cost | Free | Quoted in writing | Quoted in writing | Agreement + approval |
| Minimum to start | Rs. 500 first deposit | Working float (agreed) | Working float (agreed) | Working float (agreed) |
| Approval needed | No | Dealer review | Dealer review | Main dealer approval |
| First-deposit offer | Yes | No | No | No |
Level 1
Client ID: the player account
This is what 95% of requests are for. A Client ID logs in to the exchange, bets on sports and casino, deposits through local wallets and withdraws winnings. It cannot create or see other accounts and it cannot change its own limits. It is free to create and activates with a first deposit of Rs. 500. If that is all you need, the create a BetPro ID page walks you through it in seven steps.
- Best for: anyone betting for themselves
- Risk: limited to your own deposits
- Obligations: none beyond platform rules and one-account-per-person
Level 2
Master ID: the sub-dealer panel
A Master ID gives you a panel where you create Client IDs for your own players, set their stake limits inside the limits we give you, see their bets and profit and loss, and process their deposit and withdrawal requests. You earn commission on the turnover of your players, and you settle the net position with us on an agreed schedule, typically weekly.
What a Master cannot do
- Create another Master or any account above Client level
- Raise limits beyond the ceiling on the Master panel
- Skip settlement: the net position is settled whether your players won or lost
What we put in writing before you pay anything
- Commission rate and how turnover is counted
- Settlement day, method and what happens on a missed settlement
- Your panel limits and the process to request an increase
- The working float required to start and how it is held
Who should ask for a Master ID
Someone who already has five or more people asking them for IDs, understands that they are responsible for their players' net losses to the panel, and can settle on schedule. If you are mainly curious, start with a Client ID and talk to us after a few weeks.
Level 3
Super Master ID: managing Masters
A Super Master sits above several Masters. It creates Master panels, assigns their limits, watches aggregate exposure across the whole downline and settles with us for the lot. The commission structure is layered: the Super Master earns on all turnover below it and pays the Masters their share. This level is for people already operating as a Master who have outgrown a single panel. It is issued by review, not on request, and always with a written agreement.
Level 4
Admin ID: agency-level control
An Admin ID can create Super Masters, Masters and Clients, set limits across the hierarchy and run what is effectively an independent agency inside the exchange. Approval comes from the main dealer, not from us alone, and the agreement covers float, settlement, liability for the downline and the conditions under which the panel can be suspended. If you are at the point of needing an Admin ID, you already know most of this; message us with your current setup and we will tell you what the approval process looks like.
Liability flows down the tree
Each level is responsible for the net position of everything below it. That is why approval exists.
Panels can be audited
Duplicate accounts, limit abuse or bonus manipulation in your downline can suspend the whole panel. Keep your players clean.
Decision
Which BetPro account type should you choose?
| I want to bet on cricket and casino myself | Client ID. Free, Rs. 500 to activate. |
|---|---|
| Friends keep asking me for IDs and I want to earn on it | Master ID. Ask for written terms first. |
| I already run a Master panel and have other Masters under me informally | Super Master ID by review. |
| I run or plan to run an agency with its own dealers | Admin ID with main-dealer approval. |
| I am not sure | Client ID today. Upgrading later is normal; downgrading a bad decision is painful. |
How to upgrade from Client to Master
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Tell us in your existing chat
Mention your Client ID, how many players you expect and which cities they are in.
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Receive the written terms
Commission, settlement, limits and float, in one message you can keep.
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Review and approval
We check your account history and confirm the float arrangement. This usually takes less than a day.
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Panel issued
You receive Master credentials alongside your Client ID, plus a short walkthrough of the panel.
Direct answers
Account type questions
Which BetPro account type is best for a normal player?
A Client ID. It does everything a player needs, costs nothing to create and carries no obligations beyond your own deposits.
Does a higher account level give better odds or results?
No. Odds are set by the exchange market, not by the panel. Higher levels give control over other accounts and commission on their turnover, not any advantage in betting.
How much does a BetPro Master ID cost?
There is no public price list because the cost depends on the float, limits and commission structure you agree. We quote it in writing before you pay anything. Be suspicious of fixed “Master ID packages” advertised with guaranteed earnings.
Can a Master ID create another Master?
No. Masters create Client IDs only. Creating Masters requires a Super Master or Admin panel.
Who approves an Admin ID?
The main dealer. We submit the request with your history and proposed setup; approval is not automatic and comes with a written agreement.
Do Master or Admin accounts get the first-deposit offer?
No. Offers apply to Client IDs only. Dealer-level accounts operate on commission and settlement terms instead.
Can I hold a Client ID and a Master ID at the same time?
Yes, and it is the normal arrangement. You bet with your Client ID and manage players with the Master panel. The two are kept separate for accounting.
What happens if one of my players cheats?
The player account is suspended, and depending on the case your panel may be reviewed. Vetting your own players is part of running a Master or Admin panel.
Not sure which level fits?
Tell us what you want to do and we will say plainly whether you need a Client ID or a panel, and what the terms would be.
18+ · No CNIC for a Client ID · We never ask for OTPs