YonoUpdated 24 October 2026.
The name after install
The measured file installs with the label Yono and the version name 1.0.1. Read both on the system app screen. A different label means a different app was already there, or a different file was the one you opened.
When the name looks wrong
Use this guide after Android has finished an install and the icon is not what you expected. The icon might say a bank name. It might say another rummy brand. It might say Yono while the version line says something other than 1.0.1. Each of those is a different finding, and only the last one can still be a mix-up about which Yono file you ran.
Use it before you install, too, if the installer sheet already shows a name you do not want. Cancel on that sheet. You do not have to finish an install to learn the label. The file guide is the check on size. This page is the check on the words Android shows.
Where to read the name
On Android, open the system settings for apps, or long-press the new icon and open its info. You want the application label and the version name. You do not need a package name for this guide, and this guide does not print one. You do not need to open the app and hunt through a profile screen. The system page is enough.
Read the version name, which looks like 1.0.1, and ignore any other number a chat caption added. There is one build in this set. A version name other than 1.0.1 is not the file these pages measured on 24 October 2026.
Do this
- If the installer is still on screen, read the name it is about to place. Expect Yono. Cancel if the name is the bank or another brand.
- If the install already finished, open the system app info for the new icon.
- Read the label. Yono is the measured file. A bank name is the bank app. Another brand is another product.
- Read the version name on that same screen. 1.0.1 matches this file. Any other version name does not.
- If the label is Yono and the version is 1.0.1, the name is right. Continue to login inside that app, using the mobile field.
- If the label is wrong, leave that app as it is. Do not remove it because this guide said so. This file will not install over a different signature, so the other app can stay.
- Return to Download, confirm the new transfer is 2,569,509 bytes, and install that copy into its own icon. If Android reports a conflict, stop. The existing install guide explains the conflict.
The bank name in particular
SBI YONO is a banking product with the bank’s own publisher and the bank’s own login. Seeing it on the phone does not mean this download failed. It means the bank app is installed, which it may have been for years. Keep it for banking. The games channel is the Play button, or the icon whose version name is 1.0.1 and whose label is Yono.
A search on the phone for the word yono will list both. The system info screen is how you tell them apart. Colour and a similar word are not enough. Do not type a card PIN into the games app, and do not type this channel’s verification code into the bank app.
Another rummy name
Directories on the wider web collect many names that include the word yono and give each one a row. Installing one of those because the row looked related will produce exactly this problem: an icon whose label is not Yono, or a version name this guide has never used. This preview does not carry those rows and cannot tell you their real version names.
If that other icon is already installed, leave it. Use Play on this website when you want this channel. Use Download only for the measured file. The two products do not have to be merged, and this file is not an update for theirs.
What the system screen is telling you
| Label you see | Version name | What it means |
|---|---|---|
| Yono | 1.0.1 | This is the measured file |
| Yono | Anything else | A different build. These pages only identify 1.0.1 |
| A bank name | Whatever the bank shows | The bank app. Leave it for banking |
| Another rummy brand | Whatever that app shows | A different product. This file will not replace it |
| No new icon | No version to read | The install did not finish. Check the file size |
After the name matches
Open that icon. The first field inside this build is Mobile No. (omit country code). Email registration is not currently supported in the app. If you would rather use an email, leave the icon and use Play in the browser, where the field accepts email or mobile. Both paths are the same channel once you are in.
Then the name question is over. Game labels, history, and records are on the game guide. You do not need to re-check the version every visit. Check it again only if a new file has been installed since.
If Android will not place the icon
A conflict message means the phone already has an app this file is not allowed to replace. That includes a different signature, and it includes the case where Android will not move an install backwards. Stop. Do not go looking for an older or a newer file to force the point. This guide has one file.
A missing icon with no error usually means the transfer was short. Check for 2,569,509 bytes, or about 2.5 MB where the phone rounds it. Delete a much smaller file and download once from the same button. The install stops guide lists those Android messages without adding a second download.
What a name check cannot prove
A correct label proves you installed the measured build. It does not prove a balance, a bonus, or a payout. It does not prove the channel banner’s file is the same build. It does not require you to uninstall anything else on the phone. Read the two lines, and then use the app or leave it.
Questions
The icon says Yono. Is that enough?
Read the version name as well. The measured file is version name 1.0.1.
The icon is the bank. Did this download become the bank app?
No. The bank app is a separate product that was already a different install. This file is labelled Yono at version name 1.0.1.
Android says the package conflicts. Should I remove the other app?
This guide does not ask you to remove it. This file will not install over a different signature. Leave the other app and stop.
Where is the version written?
On the system app info screen, as the version name. These pages do not ask you to read a package name.
Can two Yono icons exist?
They can, when they are different apps. Use the one whose version name is 1.0.1 for this guide. Leave the other one alone.