Use the official Support link for the quickest troubleshooting: Support.
No. A website can start a download, but Android controls installation. We provide clear steps and support if you run into issues.
Collect your device model, Android version, browser, and screenshots of errors. Then explain the steps you tried and what happened.
This usually happens when the APK download is incomplete, when Android is blocking installs from the browser/file manager you used, or when the device is low on storage. Delete the APK, free some space, then download a fresh copy and enable “Install unknown apps” for the browser you used.
Close and reopen the app to refresh event data, then check the promo details for timing and conditions. If it still doesn’t apply, message support with the promo name and a screenshot so they can verify eligibility and status.
Use only the links listed on this page. If you received a message elsewhere, don’t click unknown links—open Support directly from this page instead. Official support will not ask you for passwords or OTP codes.
If a deposit is pending, repeatedly trying again can make things harder to diagnose because it creates multiple records to check. First, wait a short moment and refresh the app (close and reopen). Second, check whether your connection is stable and whether the status changes after switching networks.
If it remains pending, contact support with the time of the deposit and any reference/confirmation message you received. A screenshot of the status screen is also very helpful because it shows the exact wording. Support can then verify the transaction status more precisely.
For withdrawal questions, support can usually help faster when you include three things: (1) the date/time you initiated it, (2) the status shown in the app, and (3) any identifier or reference that appears in the transaction history. If you have screenshots, include them.
If the status changed recently (for example, “processing” to “completed”), mention that too. Small timeline details make a big difference in narrowing down whether this is a device refresh issue, a network display issue, or a transaction verification step.
This usually points to a network route or DNS issue, not a problem with your account. Mobile networks can behave differently from Wi‑Fi, and some devices also have data-saving features that restrict background activity.
Try disabling VPN/proxy, turning off data saver, and restarting the phone. If the issue persists, tell support which network works and which doesn’t, plus your carrier if you know it. That helps them identify patterns and offer a more targeted fix.
Android behaves slightly differently across versions and manufacturers. A setting like “Install unknown apps” can be located in different menus, and certain battery or security features can interfere with downloads or background connectivity.
When support knows your device model and Android version, they can give you exact steps that match your settings screens instead of generic advice. It’s one of the simplest details that improves accuracy.
If you can, do both. Screenshots capture the exact message and context, while copied text makes it easier to search and quote accurately. If the message disappears quickly, a screenshot is usually the best first choice.
When you message support, include what you were doing right before the error appeared. That “step” information is often more important than the message itself because it helps reproduce the issue.