Android
Direct APK install. The full native app with every feature, and the route most players use. Requires enabling install-from-unknown-sources once.
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Install it properly, then turn the setting back off.
The Android build is a direct APK, which means the install involves temporarily lowering a real security protection. Most guides breeze past that. This one tells you exactly which setting to change, why it matters, and the step almost everyone forgets afterwards.
- Platform
- Android
- Install route
- Direct APK
- Setup time
- ~4 min
- iOS
- Web app
Three ways in
Pick your platform
All three reach the same account and the same wallet. The difference is only in how you get there.
iOS
No App Store listing — Apple's rules restrict real-money gaming apps here in much the same way Google's do. iOS runs the platform as a home-screen web app instead.
iOS instructionsBrowser
Nothing to install at all. Fine for browsing the lobby, checking promotions or managing your wallet on a desktop, though the native app is smoother for actual play.
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Step by step
Two routes, written out in full
They are genuinely different processes. Follow the one for your device rather than skimming both.
Android — sideloading the APK
- Download from the official linkTap the download button on this page in your mobile browser and let the file finish. It is roughly the size of a large game — use Wi-Fi if your data is limited. Do not take this file from a mirror site, a Telegram forward or a forum re-upload.
- Allow your browser to install appsAndroid blocks installs from outside the Play Store by default. Go to Settings → Apps → Special app access → Install unknown apps, pick the browser you downloaded with, and switch the permission on. On older Android versions this lives under Settings → Security → Unknown sources.
- Open the file and installTap the download notification, or find the file in your Downloads folder, and tap Install. Play Protect may warn that the developer is unrecognised. That warning is expected for any app distributed outside the Play Store and is not itself evidence of a problem — but it is only safe to proceed because you took the file from the official link in step one.
- Turn the permission back offGo back to Install unknown apps and switch your browser's permission off again. The installed app does not need it. Leaving it on means any future download in that browser can attempt an install, which is exactly the gap that gets people compromised. This step takes ten seconds and almost every guide omits it.
- Register and complete KYCOpen the app, sign up with your mobile number, and complete identity verification straight away. Doing it now rather than at your first withdrawal removes the single most common cause of payout delays.
iOS — home-screen web app
- Open the platform in SafariThis route needs Safari specifically. Chrome and Firefox on iOS cannot add a true home-screen web app — they will save an ordinary bookmark instead, which does not behave the same way.
- Tap the Share buttonThe square-with-an-arrow icon in the Safari toolbar. On most iPhones it sits at the bottom of the screen; on iPad it is at the top right.
- Choose "Add to Home Screen"Scroll down the share sheet to find it. If it is missing, you are not in Safari — go back to step one.
- Name it and confirmGive the icon a short name and tap Add. It now appears on your home screen and opens full-screen without Safari's address bar, which is what makes it feel like a native app.
- Register and complete KYCSame as Android: sign up with your mobile number and verify your identity immediately. The account is identical either way — you can install on Android later and log into the same wallet.
Why there is no App Store version
Apple restricts real-money gaming apps by territory and requires operator licensing documentation that varies state by state in India. The web-app route is not a workaround for a missing feature; it is how essentially every operator in this category reaches iOS users here.
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Sideloading risk is real. Here is the short version.
Repackaged gaming APKs are one of the most reliable malware vectors aimed at Indian Android users, precisely because the legitimate install flow already asks you to lower a security setting and the legitimate app already asks for payment details. Nothing about a malicious build looks out of place.
Do this
- Take the APK from the official link only — this page, or the operator's own site.
- Switch install-from-unknown-sources back off the moment the install finishes.
- Keep Google Play Protect turned on. It still scans sideloaded apps.
- Use a screen lock and a device PIN. The app holds real money.
- Update through the app's own prompt, which preserves your session and wallet.
- Complete KYC on day one, before you have a withdrawal waiting on it.
Never do this
- Never install a "mod", "hack", "unlimited coins" or "premium unlocked" build. That version does not exist; the file exists to take your credentials.
- Never take the APK from a Telegram forward, a WhatsApp group or an APK aggregator site.
- Never leave install-from-unknown-sources permanently enabled.
- Never share your OTP, password or KYC documents with anyone — including anyone claiming to be support. Real support never asks for an OTP.
- Never install on a rooted device you did not root yourself and do not fully control.
- Never create a second account to claim the welcome bonus twice. It is detected at KYC and forfeits the balance.
App specification
| Platform | Android (APK) · iOS (web app) |
|---|---|
| Minimum Android | 7.0 Nougat or later |
| Distribution | Direct download — not on Play Store |
| Account | One per person, mobile-number based |
| Verification | KYC required before withdrawal |
| Deposit method | UPI |
| Currency | INR (₹) |
| Language | English |
| Age requirement | 18+ |
| Updates | In-app prompt, installs over the top |
Specifications describe the build current at publication. The app's own about screen carries the authoritative version number.
Updating and reinstalling
The app checks for a newer build on launch and prompts when one is available. Updating installs over the existing app — your session, wallet and KYC status all carry across, and you are not creating a new account. You will need to allow install-from-unknown-sources again for the browser if the update downloads through it, and the same rule applies: switch it back off afterwards.
If you reinstall from scratch, change device, or clear the app's data, you will be logged out and an OTP will go to your registered mobile number. That is the recovery path, which is why keeping that number current matters more than it sounds — if you change SIM, update the number in the app before the old one stops receiving messages. Recovering an account tied to a dead number means a support ticket and identity re-verification.
Uninstalling the app does not close your account or touch your balance. The account lives on the operator's side; the app is just a client. If you want the account itself closed, that is a support request, and if you are stopping because play has become a problem, ask about self-exclusion rather than a simple closure — it is designed to be harder to undo.
Install questions
What usually goes wrong
Nearly always one of three things. First, the download did not finish — check the file size in your Downloads folder and re-download if it looks truncated. Second, install-from-unknown-sources is enabled for the wrong app; the permission is granted per-app, so if you downloaded in Chrome you must enable it for Chrome specifically, not for your file manager. Third, you are short on storage. Free up a couple of gigabytes and try again.
Expected. Play Protect flags any app whose developer is not registered through the Play Store, and real-money gaming apps in India are distributed outside it as a matter of course. The warning tells you the app is unfamiliar to Google, not that it is malicious. That said, the warning is only safe to dismiss because you took the file from the official link — if you got it anywhere else, the same warning may well be telling you something real. Leave Play Protect enabled either way; it keeps scanning after install.
No. Your account, balance and KYC status live on the operator's servers, not on your phone. Reinstalling and logging back in with your registered mobile number restores everything. The only thing you lose is the local session, which means an OTP on next login.
Yes — one account, several devices. Logging in on a new device sends an OTP to your registered number. What is not allowed is several accounts for one person, which is enforced at KYC and is the usual reason a balance gets forfeited. If you share a device with someone who also plays, both of you should log out properly rather than relying on the app forgetting.
No native desktop client. The browser version works on desktop for browsing the lobby, checking promotions and managing your wallet. Running the Android APK through an emulator is technically possible and we would not recommend it — emulators are a common trigger for account review, and it adds a layer of software between you and a wallet holding real money for very little benefit.
Four minutes
Download, install, switch the setting back off
In that order, and the last step is the one people skip. If anything goes sideways during setup, support answers one-to-one on Telegram.
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