About this MMY download record

mmydownload.org keeps a measured record of two MMY files so you can check a download against it. It is not the MMY developer and it is not mmy.com.

What was measured

On 10 November 2026 both files served by the MMY install host were downloaded and dumped with aapt2. The channel file, mmy.2rwkt.apk, is 20,954,528 bytes, version name 2.2.5, version code 225, package com.mmyuionn.opp02, SHA-256 b699d1480b19ec1fb28974c90df518bc7ff989e0900ec9fcc4beef7c353e6421. The plain file, mmy.apk, is 21,049,457 bytes under package com.Mymuqiueb.ineb, with SHA-256 96c4f39099f1846cfc7eef4edf19d66f9302f9e17795d055908418217a189177. Both need Android 7.0 or newer and an arm64 phone.

What was not measured

• No device install, so no installed size is stated anywhere on this site.
• No malware scan. A hash proves the bytes match; it does not review the app, and this site does not claim otherwise.
• The game scripts are an encrypted index.jsc, so nothing about gameplay was read from the file.
• No bonus, payout or withdrawal figure was verified, so none is printed.

How to use the record

Compare the byte count first, then the hash. The commands are on the checksum page and the size page. A match means you hold the file measured that day. A mismatch means the record does not describe your file, and the stale record page says how to read the site after that.

What the listing artwork shows

The install listing pairs the file with coin pusher artwork: a cabinet with lamps reading WIN BIG PRIZE and SUPER WINNER, tiles marked with the rupee sign, and a panel of payout records with player names. Those images are advertising. This site shows them so you can recognise the listing, and quotes none of the amounts printed on them. Recognising the listing matters because the file name alone does not tell the two measured files apart once a browser has renamed the download.

Where the figures come from

Every number on this site was read off a file: the byte count from the filesystem, the version, package name and SDK levels from a package dump, the hash from SHA-256 over the whole file. Nothing was copied from another download page. Pages elsewhere quote version 1.2.4 and sizes of 32 to 42 MB, which match neither measured file, and that disagreement is discussed on the why figures differ page without naming those pages.

The measurement is repeatable. Anyone with the file can recompute the byte count and the hash, and anyone with the Android build tools can re-run the package dump. Where this site and your own measurement disagree, yours wins, and the record here is the thing that needs correcting.