APK file check: evidence & method

Which file was checked

The file was downloaded from the CloudFront address shown in the download record. The reference download page is playtpmaster.com/teen-patti-apk/. The source reference and the website’s branding do not by themselves establish that the APK is published by the same operator.

What was done

The check recorded the downloaded file’s byte size, calculated its SHA-256 and read the Android manifest without installing or running the application. The manifest declares versionName 1.0, versionCode 1, minimum SDK 21 and target SDK 34. A declared target SDK does not prove compatibility with every Android device.

What the result establishes

The size and hash identify the bytes inspected on 8 October 2026. The manifest provides the file’s declared package and version values. If the file host replaces the APK at the same URL, these values must be checked again before they can describe the replacement.

What was not tested

No account was registered. The app was not installed or played. Permissions at runtime, payments, withdrawals, game fairness, malware behaviour, signing-certificate ownership and customer service were not verified. This record is not a security certification or a recommendation to ignore a device warning.

Recheck a file yourself

Use the same SHA-256 algorithm on the complete downloaded file. Compare all 64 characters with the record below; letter case does not change a hexadecimal hash. Different bytes produce a different file fingerprint. Even a matching fingerprint says nothing about whether the app is suitable for you.

If a value changes

Do not treat an unrecognised file as the inspected release. Record the source address, filename, size, hash and time. The corrections tool can help you prepare those details, but this website has not yet been supplied with a verified receiving address.