Before you start
| File | Batwin APK, about 3.28 MB |
|---|---|
| Version | 1.14 |
| Needs | Android 7.0 or later, roughly 15 MB free space after install |
| Package | com.btwn.ybt |
| Source | Official download link |
The six steps
- Open the APK download link in Chrome on your phone.
- Chrome may warn that the file type can harm your device. That message appears for every APK downloaded outside the Play Store; tap Download anyway to keep it.
- When the download finishes, tap the file in the notification shade, or find it in Files under Downloads.
- If Android blocks the install, it opens a settings sheet: switch on Allow from this source for Chrome. You can switch it back off after.
- Tap Install and give it a few seconds.
- Open Batwin and register with your mobile number. The login guide covers OTP and referral codes.
Verify the file before installing
- Size should read about 3.28 MB in your Downloads list. A file far smaller is an incomplete download; delete it and pull it again.
- After install, Android Settings > Apps > Batwin should show version 1.14 and package com.btwn.ybt.
- Only use the official link above. Re-uploaded APKs on forums can be modified.
Permissions the app asks for
| Permission | What it is for |
|---|---|
| Internet, network and Wi-Fi state | Loading games and contests |
| Request install packages | In-app updates to newer versions |
| Notifications | Contest start and promo alerts (Android 13+ asks you first) |
| Foreground service, wake lock | Keeping downloads and live games running |
| Storage read and write | Only on Android 9 or older; newer Android does not grant it |
| Ad ID and install referrer | Attribution for referral bonuses |
| com.btwn.ybt internal permission | Signature-level broadcast lock only the app itself can use |
No contacts, SMS, camera or location permissions are in the manifest of v1.14.
Install questions
Is the Batwin APK free to download?
Yes. The download and the install cost nothing, and five games are free to play. Real-money contests and casino games need a deposit first.
Why does Chrome warn me about the file?
Chrome shows the same warning for every APK that does not come from the Play Store. It reflects the file's source, not a scan result. Verify the size and version as above and you know you have the genuine file.
Do I have to allow unknown sources for good?
No. The switch is per-app: you allow Chrome once, install, then turn it back off in Settings > Apps > Chrome > Install unknown apps.
Install failed anyway? Head to the fixes page for the parsing error and blocked-install cases.