Match the SHA-256
The fingerprint on the download page must equal the one your hash tool prints. One different character means a different file.
Six verifications that separate the real 3.19 MB Come.apk from lookalikes, each one checkable on your own phone.
Six checks
The fingerprint on the download page must equal the one your hash tool prints. One different character means a different file.
3,341,020 bytes exactly. A 20 MB “Come.apk” is not this app.
No SMS, contacts, location, camera or microphone. An APK wanting those is collecting, not gaming.
com.edch.ykx, visible in Android's app info after install, and in any APK inspector before.
The footer's social links are the real accounts; cross-check handles there before trusting a group.
Deposits happen in the cashier only. Nobody legitimate collects top-ups over personal UPI.
FAQ
Come runs a public lobby, named studios supply the games, and support answers at support@comevip.com. What you can verify yourself: the APK here is 3,341,020 bytes with SHA-256 aa41f6e36fb1bcba… shown in full on the download page, and it requests no SMS, contact or location access.
Compare its byte size and SHA-256 with the values published where you downloaded it. On Android, a file manager shows the size; hash apps and the sha256sum command in Termux print the fingerprint.
No file details, a different package name than com.edch.ykx, permission requests for SMS or contacts, and pressure tactics such as fake countdowns. A mismatched SHA-256 settles it.
Telegram, Discord, X, WhatsApp, Facebook and Instagram; the footer icons link to each. Anyone messaging you first, promising bonuses for payments outside the app, is not Come.
No. Support never needs a verification code, password or UPI PIN. Anyone asking for one is phishing, whatever logo they wear.
One 3.19 MB file for Android 7.0 and newer. On iPhone and iPad the download page opens the browser version instead.
Scan with your Android camera to download Come.apk on your phone.