How We Check Listings

Every app page is built from public listing data. This page explains what we collect, how we compare it and what a hands-on test tag means on the rare pages that have one.

Step 1: collect and date

• Record the listed name, version, file size, advertised ₹ bonus and the date we looked.
• Compare with other public listings to spot copied or re-skinned entries (name families).
• Look for a publisher, package name, support channel and terms.

Step 2: flag things to check

Each page gets a simple check level and a short list of items worth confirming in the app, such as the withdrawal floor, KYC step and download source.

Hands-on test tag

A page shows a test record only when we have actually installed the app, with date, device, amounts and result. Most pages do not have one, and they say so by simply showing the listing summary.

What a test is not

It is a snapshot. Apps change, and one smooth withdrawal does not guarantee the next one. It is never a recommendation to deposit money.

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