About this MMY app help site

mmyapps.org is a help guide for operating the MMY app on a phone. It is not the MMY developer and it is not mmy.com.

What this site covers

Getting the file onto the phone, the first launch, registration and the OTP, notifications, storage, the thirteen permissions, uninstalling, the two builds that share a label, and the connection settings that stall the app. Each topic has one page, and the FAQ points at the page that holds the answer.

It does not cover how the games play. The developer site names six titles the studio builds: Aviator Pro, Dragon Tiger, 7Up 7Down, Andar Bahar, Teen Patti and 3 Patti. Rules for those live in the app. The game scripts ship encrypted, so they cannot be read back out of the file, and this site does not fill the gap from other pages.

Where the file facts come from

The channel file served for the install link was downloaded and dumped with aapt2. It is 20,954,528 bytes, version name 2.2.5, version code 225, package com.mmyuionn.opp02, minSdk 24, targetSdk 35, arm64-v8a only, built on Cocos 3.8.2. The SHA-256 is b699d1480b19ec1fb28974c90df518bc7ff989e0900ec9fcc4beef7c353e6421. A second file from the same host, mmy.apk, measured 21,049,457 bytes under package com.Mymuqiueb.ineb, with the same version label.

The manifest declares thirteen permissions and no alternate language resources, so the interface ships in one language build. A channel file inside the package carries an AppsFlyer source marker and names a data-collection host. Those are the facts the pages rely on. The measurement date is in the footer, once, so the pages themselves stay readable as instructions.

What was not measured

• No install was run on a device, so no installed size is stated. The 150 MB figure on the storage page is free space to keep, not a measured footprint.
• No account was created, so nothing here describes balances, deposits or the app's own support replies.
• No payout, bonus or withdrawal claim was verified, so none is repeated.

When the file changes

The developer can ship a different file at any time. The size and the package name are the check: when the file you receive is no longer 20,954,528 bytes under com.mmyuionn.opp02, the pages that quote those figures describe the earlier build. The steps about the phone itself, such as where Android keeps the notification switch, do not depend on the file and stay valid.