Come Sports App · Android
Verified steps to download, verify and install the Come Sports Android app. This page serves the exact build the editorial team observed and documents the verification method, the SHA-256, the signing certificate and the install path so you can confirm the package you side-load matches it.
Download verified APK (Android, 1.0.2)
SHA-256 49b56d4eb19bac86360063b77f270629129c4abdd9e866226093de286b324b2d. Compare it with the file you receive before installing.
Verification
The single biggest differentiator between this editorial page and an APK directory is verifiable evidence. APK directories show a file size and a version number; this page documents the exact observation chain that produced each field, the source URL where it was last checked, and the date it was last checked. If a field is empty, the observation has not yet been recorded by the editorial team and the field must be verified before install.
| Field | Value | Claim | Verifier |
|---|---|---|---|
| Publisher | Come APK (in-app name: LUCKX) | C1 | Come Sports editorial team |
| Package id | com.khtybugazu109.com | C1 | Come Sports editorial team |
| Version | 1.0.2 (versionCode 2) | C1 | Come Sports editorial team |
| File size | 5,238,435 bytes (5.0 MB) | C1 | Come Sports editorial team |
| SHA-256 | 49b56d4eb19bac86360063b77f270629129c4abdd9e866226093de286b324b2d | C1 | Come Sports editorial team |
| Signing certificate SHA-256 | e0b34112353b4ebccf9647db8d384af4c68ecf744bf19da9b5de4d66e438c9aa (self-signed; subject O=Yudb, CN=APK Builder; valid 2026-06-12 to 2053-10-28) | C1 | Come Sports editorial team |
| Min SDK / Target SDK | 24 (Android 7.0) / 34 (Android 14) | C1 | Come Sports editorial team |
| Last verified | 2026-10-10 | C1 | Come Sports editorial team |
| Download URL (this site) | https://come.guru/downloads/com.khtybugazu109.com.apk | C1 | Come Sports editorial team |
How to read the claim column: C1 means the editorial team personally observed the field on the file hosted at the
/downloads/com.khtybugazu109.com.apk URL (a binary-manifest parse equivalent to `aapt dump badging`, the certificate in the APK v2 signing block, and `shasum -a 256` output).
C2 means the field is taken from a publisher or regulator source that the reader can verify themselves (the URL is in the
Sources section).
C3 (not used in this table) would mark an editorial inference.
The source policy is described on the
About page.
Install
The Come APK is distributed as a direct Android download from come.guru/app/. The steps below cover the install path on a real Android device (Android 7.0 or above per the package manifest, 2 GB RAM or more recommended) and the verification checks you should run before the first contest. KaiOS (JioPhone), iOS, Chrome OS and HarmonyOS do not run the package natively. None of these steps require root.
Usually means a previous build is already on the device with a different signing certificate. Uninstall the old build first, then re-install the new one. Do not transfer data from the old build — re-sign in and re-do KYC if the app asks.
Free at least 200 MB before retrying. The post-install data folder is the most common culprit; clear the previous build's storage under Settings → Apps → [the app] → Storage.
Expected for direct APK downloads. Choose "Install anyway (this time)" only after the 5-point safety check (next section) has passed. If the package id, version, file size, SHA-256 or signing certificate do not match the verification table, delete the file and download it again from this page.
The file is corrupt or the download was truncated. Re-download on a stable connection and confirm the file size is 5,238,435 bytes and the SHA-256 matches the verification table.
For the come apk download for android, come apk new version, and come apk dream11 old version intents, the only reliable signal is the version in Android App info after install, compared with the verification table on this page. Third-party download sites are mirrors, not authoritative sources.
Safety
Run all five checks below before tapping "Install" on a Come APK download. Each check has a single decision point: match or delete. If any check fails, delete the file and download it again from the verification section.
The Come Sports editorial team does not maintain a live list of every fake app. The patterns below are the most common:
A 10-digit mobile number labelled "Come Sports customer care" on a non-publisher website is a phishing pattern, not a helpline. The Come Sports editorial team does not publish a helpline number for the operator, and the operator publishes its support channels only inside the live app (Customer Center → Live Chat or My Tickets). Never share an OTP, UPI PIN, or full bank credentials with a contact claiming to be support, even if the contact quotes your registered phone number. The National Consumer Helpline is the public escalation path for unresolved disputes.
Permissions
Android apps declare the permissions they need in the install prompt. The list below covers the permissions the Come APK declares in its manifest, with a plain-language explanation of what each one is for. The list is read directly from the APK (AndroidManifest.xml) and is updated whenever a new build ships; the table on this page is authoritative for the build you downloaded.
Required for any online service. The app needs network access to load matches, contests, the wallet and in-app help.
Lets the app check whether you are online before loading content, so it can show an offline message instead of failing silently.
Used for match, contest and wallet notifications. On Android 13+ the app must ask at runtime; you can turn notifications off later in Android settings.
Legacy storage permission for saving files on older Android versions. On Android 10 and above it has little or no effect because of scoped storage.
Used by the AppsFlyer SDK for install and event attribution (for example, which campaign led to an install or registration). You can reset or delete the advertising ID in Android Settings → Privacy → Ads.
BIND_GET_INSTALL_REFERRER_SERVICE and the Huawei GET_COMMON_DATA permission let the attribution SDK read the install referrer. They do not give access to your files, contacts or messages.
Permission safety rule: deny any permission the app asks for that is not on this list or on the publisher's announced permission list. On Android 13+, the app must ask for camera, location, and notifications at runtime; a permission asked at install time on a recent Android version is a red flag. Treat any app whose permission set is materially different from the list above as a repackaged build and uninstall it.
Update policy
come.guru is the official download site for the Come APK. When a new build ships, the file on this page and the verification table are updated together. The installed version shown in Android App info is the number to compare against the table; if it is older, download the current file from this page.
When a new build is published, the verification table shows publisher, packageId, sha256, and signing certificate compared to the previous build. If the signing certificate changes, Android will refuse to install the update over the old app; uninstall first and check the new certificate against this page.
When a new build is published, the verification table is updated with the new version, file size, SHA-256 and signing certificate, and a diff note is added to the revision history. If a re-observation is overdue (more than 30 days since the last `observedAt`), the last-verified banner is shown to the reader.
Editorial scope
App FAQ
These 10 entries cover the App-only intents: package id, SHA-256, file size, version, install steps, Play Store, Play Protect, and the post-install verification. They do not overlap with the 20-entry general FAQ on the homepage.
The current Come APK package id is com.khtybugazu109.com. After install it is visible under Settings → Apps → [the app] → App info. The in-app name may show as LUCKX; that is a Come APK brand, and the package id plus the signing certificate are what identify the genuine build. A package id with extra words like "pro" or "mod" is not the official file.
Open Settings → Apps → [the app] → App info and confirm the package id is com.khtybugazu109.com and the version is 1.0.2. Before installing, compute the SHA-256 of the downloaded file (Solid Explorer's long-press hash action, or `sha256sum` inside Termux) and confirm it matches 49b56d4eb19bac86360063b77f270629129c4abdd9e866226093de286b324b2d. For the strongest check, run `apksigner verify --print-certs` and confirm the certificate SHA-256 starts with e0b34112. Any mismatch means the file was re-signed or repackaged; delete it and re-download from this page.
The package manifest declares minSdk 24, so the Come APK installs on Android 7.0 (Nougat) or above; it targets Android 14 (SDK 34). 2 GB of RAM or more is recommended for smooth use. KaiOS (JioPhone), iOS, Chrome OS, and HarmonyOS do not run the package natively.
In short: (1) tap Download APK on this page; (2) allow "Install unknown apps" for your browser only; (3) confirm the file size is 5,238,435 bytes; (4) check the SHA-256 against the verification table; (5) tap the file and accept the install prompt; (6) turn "Install unknown apps" back off; (7) confirm the package id and version in App info. The full 8-step version is in the install section above.
The Come APK is distributed as a direct APK download, and come.guru is its official download site. Play Store search for "come" returns many unrelated apps; do not install a Play listing unless its package id is com.khtybugazu109.com.
Install the file from this page and confirm it matches the verification table. The main risk is a repackaged copy from a mirror that adds ads, trackers or phishing code. The 5-point safety check above (source, package id, version, file size, SHA-256 and signing certificate) catches those copies. If any field fails to match, delete the file and download it again from this page.
Play Protect can warn about APKs that were not installed through Google Play. Choose "Install anyway" only after the 5-point safety check passes. If the package id, version, file size or SHA-256 does not match the verification table, do not bypass Play Protect; delete the file and download it again from this page.
Open the app, tap sign-in, enter your phone number, paste the OTP, and complete KYC if prompted. If the OTP never arrives, troubleshoot in this order: (1) confirm the in-app version is current — older builds sometimes have stale OTP routes; (2) check your network and confirm SMS is not being blocked by your carrier or a Truecaller-style filter; (3) wait the full 60-second OTP window before requesting a resend; (4) clear the app cache from Android Settings → Apps, then retry; (5) try sign-in with a different network (Wi-Fi off, mobile data on) to rule out a captive portal. The editorial team cannot send or resend OTPs; the only authoritative retry path is the in-app resend button or the in-app Customer Center.
This page is the official download site, so the verification table and the revision history are updated whenever a new build ships. Compare the version in Android App info with the table; if yours is older, download the current file from this page. Do not rely on third-party "come apk new version" pages.
Run all five checks in the safety section above in order, each as a single decision point (match or delete): (1) the file came from this page, (2) the package id is com.khtybugazu109.com after install, (3) the version is 1.0.2 (versionCode 2), (4) the file size is 5,238,435 bytes, (5) the SHA-256 and signing certificate match the verification table. If any one of the five fails, delete the file and download it again from this page.
The current build declares six permissions in its AndroidManifest: INTERNET (network calls), ACCESS_NETWORK_STATE (network status), POST_NOTIFICATIONS (match and contest alerts on Android 13+), WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE (older builds cache media to shared storage; the Android 13 photo picker replaces it for new installs), AD_ID (advertising attribution), and INSTALL_REFERRER (referral attribution from the install source). The list is read directly from the manifest; the table on this page is authoritative for the build you downloaded. A file that requests additional permissions (camera, microphone, location, contacts, SMS) is not the build documented here.
Only the in-app Customer Center (Live Chat / My Tickets) or the operator-published email is authoritative. A 10-digit "helpline" number on a non-publisher website is a phishing pattern, not a helpline. Keep your registered phone, contest ID, transaction reference, timestamp, and a screenshot ready before opening a ticket. Never share OTPs, UPI PINs, or full bank credentials with a contact claiming to be support. The full scam-signal list is in the safety section above.
Step 8
Once you have completed the 5-point safety check, download the package below. It is the same file documented in the verification table (package com.khtybugazu109.com, version 1.0.2 (versionCode 2), SHA-256 49b56d4eb19b…). The publisher link is kept as a secondary option.
Open the operator listing instead
Last verified: 2026-10-10. If a new build is published, this page is updated with the new version, file size, SHA-256 and signing certificate; re-run the verification and the 5-point safety check on the new file.
For KYC, withdrawal, contest outcomes, or state-specific legal questions, the login & sign-in help and the common entry problems checklist on the homepage point to the right authoritative channel.
Sources
Every claim on this page is graded C1 (editorial observation), C2 (publisher or primary source), or C3 (editorial inference). The references below are the C2 sources used in the page copy. Each URL is paired with the date it was last visited by the editorial team. URLs that are no longer reachable at the next re-observation cycle are removed and the dependent claim is downgraded to C3 or removed.
Revision history
Each entry records the version, the date, and the editorial note. Material corrections are not silently patched; they appear in this block so the reader can see the change.