RUMMY / SOURCE NOTES

Rummy Meet

Meet Rummy Technologies Pvt Ltd

Verified within stated scope Sources checked 30 Oct 2026

Distinguish Rummy Meet’s reported phone, OTP and password steps, and keep its sources separate from Rummy Mate and Rummy Mars.

Download Rummy Meet APKOwner-configured distribution route. This profile does not confirm the publisher or file identity.

MATCH THE RECORD

Identity at a glance

App name
Rummy Meet
Developer (AppGamesHub record)
Meet Rummy Technologies Pvt Ltd
Android package (AppGamesHub record)
com.rummy.meet
Format described by source
Format not confirmed
Evidence source type
Third-party directory
Sources checked
30 Oct 2026

Google Play: Search Google Play for “Rummy Meet” No matched listing recorded

AppGamesHub identity record: developer and package recorded 30 Oct 2026. Linked directory listing and owner distribution metadata reviewed by AppGamesHub on 30 Oct 2026.

Version and device requirements

Version, size and Android requirement are recorded listing values. Public snapshots below describe the cited page, not a measurement of every file offered on this profile.

Version
v3.5
File size
45 MB
Android requirement
Android 5.0 or later
Public snapshot 29 Oct 2026
~25MB — All Yono Games Store — Rummy Meet
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EVIDENCE-GROUNDED COMPARISON

Useful evidence and remaining gaps

These points describe what the cited pages help you compare and what they leave unresolved. They are not product ratings or hands-on test results.

What the sources add

  • A focused comparison of account steps & name comparison.
  • A worked reading example makes the source limits concrete.

What is still missing

  • The APK record covers a static package check, not a device install or runtime test.
  • A current hand size or complete mode inventory is not established.

REVIEW SCOPE

Source review and open questions

Sources checked: 30 Oct 2026 · Status: Verified within stated scope

AppGamesHub identity record checked 30 Oct 2026: Rummy Meet is recorded under Meet Rummy Technologies Pvt Ltd and package com.rummy.meet. The Google Play link on this page is a search, not a matched listing. The APK record covers a static archive, signer and permission check; device installation, gameplay, payments and malware-engine scanning are outside this scope. Phone, OTP and password steps are not merged with Mate or Mars.

Evidence scope: We review public listings and linked publisher pages named in the Sources section. The APK record on this page covers archive integrity, signer presence and declared permissions. We have not installed or run the file, tested gameplay or payments, or performed a malware-engine scan.

Useful checklists: Identify developer & package · Check download destination · Install failure steps

FILE & INSTALLATION-PACKAGE RECORD

APK package check

Checked: 30 Oct 2026 · Method: Static APK archive, manifest and permission review (no device install, no malware-engine scan)

APK archive
Readable; static installation-package check completed
Signing certificate
Present; self-signed (expected for direct distribution)
Result
Archive readable and signing certificate present (self-signed). Declared permissions include camera, microphone, phone state, all-files access, notifications and foreground service. No SMS, call-log or accessibility permission is listed. Installation-package check passed; the file was not installed or run on a device.
Device installation
Static installation-package check passed on 30 Oct 2026. Device installation, first launch, login, gameplay, payments and update behaviour were not tested.

Scope. This is a static installation-package check. It is not a malware-engine scan, a device installation, a gameplay test or a payment test.

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EDITORIAL JUDGMENT

What to take from this comparison

AppGamesHub records Rummy Meet under Meet Rummy Technologies Pvt Ltd with package com.rummy.meet. The account-language distinction is useful without becoming a registration guide. Meet, Mate and Mars keep separate package records and support evidence.

A TRACEABLE RECORD

Sources

The complete source list is below. A website can describe a name without proving which software file it distributes. Directory descriptions are attributed claims; separate websites do not automatically provide independent confirmation.

No matched Google Play listing on this record. The recorded package above is not a Play listing. Another Play listing with a similar name is not evidence for the distributed file.

Account Steps & Name Comparison

YonoList: after the three account steps, you reach a rummy lobby; the listing does not hard-code Points/Pool/Deals thresholds or a practice opponent—inventory formats from the installed UI. Peer comparisons mention named formats on other titles; do not import them here.

How to use this comparison

An OTP verifies a particular request; a password is a reusable credential. A description containing both does not mean they should be provided to a chat contact or pasted into a support report. The source sequence is useful account-language context, not a registration recommendation.

Which identity does the description support?

YonoList describes an account-entry sequence followed by a Rummy lobby without a precise current mode inventory. A phone number, a one-time verification code and a password serve different purposes. This is a reading of that source, not an instruction to register with an operator whose support route you have not verified.

Keep Meet and Mate source records separate · How to compare developer and package information · Find an identity-matched support source

Installation and update notes

Confirm the recorded package com.rummy.meet in Android Settings → Apps → App info after installation. If the installed package differs, remove the file and re-check the source. A static package check is recorded above; it is not a device installation test.

Installation failed? Work through the Android checklist →

App crashes after an update →

FAQ

FAQ about this app

Why distinguish a phone number, OTP and password?

A number identifies a claimed account, an OTP verifies a particular request and a password is a separate credential. None should be sent together to a person claiming to provide support.

Can Meet use Mate or Mars documentation?

Not merely because the names look similar. The source records keep these products separate; each has its own package record and support evidence.

Help keep this record accurate.

Send the page URL, the claim that needs correcting and a primary source. Never send passwords, OTPs or identity documents.

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