Official app identity record
The product covered here is the Moonfrog social card-game listing on Google Play. Store titles and icons are marketing fields and can change or be copied; Android package IDs are stronger technical identifiers. Use the developer, package and destination together.
| Identity field | Observed value | How to use it |
|---|---|---|
| Google Play title | Teen Patti Gold:3 Patti Rummy | Helpful context, but not unique proof |
| Developer | Moonfrog | Must match the attributable store record |
| Android package | com.teenpatti.hd.gold | Compare every character before installation |
| Store update | 24 August 2026 (India locale, checked 28 August 2026) | Freshness checkpoint; recheck the live listing |
| Distribution | Free install · contains ads · in-app purchases | Spending disclosure, not evidence of cash prizes |
| Product boundary | Virtual chips; listing says no real-money gambling or prizes | Stop if a same-name page promises withdrawals |
Proceed only when the developer, full package ID and final destination describe the same product. A logo, page colour, “latest APK” label or brand phrase alone is not identity verification.
Separate same-name apps and referral pages
Search results for “Teen Patti Gold” can mix Moonfrog’s entertainment app with unrelated apps, APK mirrors and referral landing pages. Shared card-game terminology does not prove shared ownership, the same package or the same money model.
For example, a page that names another developer, switches the download to a third domain or promotes deposits and withdrawals is a different product context—even when its icon and keywords look familiar.
Moonfrog record
Match the Google Play developer, package and publisher-controlled support route.
APK or referral page
Treat its version, bonus, safety and ownership statements as unverified until independently matched.
Game rules
Teen Patti hand names can appear across unrelated products without establishing app identity.
Claims conflict
Do not merge a withdrawal promise with a listing that describes virtual entertainment chips.
A six-point pre-install check
- Use the Google Play destination shown above or navigate to the store yourself.
- Confirm the developer field says Moonfrog.
- Confirm the URL package is exactly
com.teenpatti.hd.gold. - Read the current “Data safety,” in-app purchase and age-label disclosures in your own region.
- Check that the privacy and support links belong to the listed developer context.
- Back out if an intermediary adds a referral code, asks you to weaken device protection or switches to another domain.
Warning signs on APK pages
An APK is an Android installation package. Sideloading can bypass store review, normal update paths and some device warnings. Risk rises when a page mixes an unrelated operator name, “mod” claims, guaranteed rewards, cash-out promises or a download hosted on a third domain.
| Signal | Why it matters | Safer response |
|---|---|---|
| “Unlimited chips” or modded APK | Implies altered code and possible account or device risk | Do not install |
| Different developer name | May be a same-name product | Return to the identity record |
| Unknown download domain | Breaks source attribution | Use the attributable store route |
| Disable Play Protect | Asks you to remove a safety layer | Stop the process |
| Guaranteed withdrawal or bonus | Conflicts with the Moonfrog social-game context | Treat as a different product claim |
Permissions, purchases and updates
Review requested permissions in context. A game may need network access and notifications, but a request should still make sense for the feature you are using. Deny optional access you do not want and review Android settings after updates.
Google Play currently marks the listing as containing ads and in-app purchases. That is a spending disclosure, not evidence of real-money prizes. Protect store purchases with device authentication, especially on shared devices.
If you already installed from an unknown source
- Do not enter new payment or identity information.
- Check the app details page for package/developer clues and uninstall if attribution does not match.
- Run the device’s built-in security scan and install system updates.
- Review permissions, accessibility access, notification access and device-admin access.
- If credentials were entered, change them through the legitimate service and monitor related accounts.
This is general risk-reduction guidance, not a forensic security diagnosis.
What Teen Patti Gold ID cannot certify
We link to an attributable store record, but we do not audit source code, cryptography, randomisation, advertising networks, payment systems or every release. Store disclosures are developer-supplied and can change. No website can responsibly label an evolving app “100% safe.”
A matching package helps identify the product; it does not guarantee future behaviour, availability, compatibility or security after an update.
Sources and evidence trail
- Google Play listing for com.teenpatti.hd.gold — developer, package destination and store disclosures.
- Moonfrog Teen Patti Gold website — publisher context and official distribution route.
- tpgold.in — reviewed only as an example of an expressly unofficial referral/APK page with a different product identity.
Published 27 August 2026; consolidated and last reviewed 28 August 2026. Identity observations, store availability, labels and versions may change after review.