Installing 918Kiss safely on Android and iPhone

918Kiss, the app once called SCR888, is not in Google Play or the App Store. Players install it from a file or a link instead, which is called side-loading. This page explains what that involves on Android and iPhone and what to watch out for.

We do not host the app and do not link to any download. Get it only from the agent you already use for your game ID. A copy passed around in a chat group or found through a search can be altered, and there is no store review to catch it.

What you will need

• A game ID (user name and password) from an agent. The app has no sign-up button; the 918Kiss overview explains how agent accounts work.
• The current install link or file from that same agent.
• A phone with an up-to-date operating system.

Once installed, the app opens to the login screen above: USER NAME, PASSWORD, a language selector, REMEMBER PASSWORDS and LOGIN.

Android

On Android, 918Kiss comes as an APK file.

1. Open the link your agent sent in your browser. Android will warn that the file may be harmful. That warning appears for every app from outside Google Play.
2. When you open the downloaded file, Android asks you to allow "Install unknown apps" for the browser or file manager you used. The exact path differs by brand. On many phones it is Settings > Apps > Special app access > Install unknown apps; on Samsung it sits under Security and privacy.
3. Allow it for that one app, install 918Kiss, then go back and switch the permission off again.

Check what permissions the app asks for. A game has no reason to read your SMS messages or contacts. If it asks for those, stop and delete it.

iPhone and iPad

The iPhone version is an enterprise app. Apple issues enterprise certificates to companies for their own internal apps, and casino apps are often signed with one of those instead of going through the App Store.

1. Install from the link your agent gives you and wait until the icon finishes loading on the home screen.
2. Open it. iOS shows "Untrusted Enterprise Developer". Tap Cancel.
3. Go to Settings > General > VPN & Device Management (called Device Management or Profiles on older iOS).
4. Under Enterprise App, tap the developer's name, then tap Trust and confirm.
5. The app should now show as Verified and open normally.

The developer name on that screen is usually a company that has nothing visible to do with 918Kiss. That tells you the certificate was borrowed or bought, which is exactly why Apple revokes such certificates.

What trusting means

The confirmation box warns that trusting the developer lets its apps run on your device and may allow access to your data. It applies to every app signed with that certificate, not only 918Kiss. Only trust a developer if you accept that risk, and remove the trust (and the app) when you stop playing.

When the app stops opening

When Apple revokes the certificate, the app closes at launch or will not open at all. Delete it and install a fresh copy from your agent. Your credit is tied to your ID on the platform's server, not to the app on your phone.

The old version of this page offered a separate 32-bit iPhone build. Apple dropped 32-bit apps in iOS 11, so that option is long gone.

Safety checks

• Keep your phone's operating system updated.
• Never type your online banking password or TAC into the game or send them to an agent.
• Do not install "modded" or "hack" versions that promise better odds; they are a common way to steal accounts.
• Use a different password for your game ID than for anything else.

Our guide to gambling scams and bad agents covers more warning signs, and the install notes hub has pages for other apps. If you do not have an ID yet, you can get a 918Kiss game ID from an agent.

918Kiss is for adults 18 and over, and online gambling is restricted in Malaysia. Set yourself a firm limit before your first top-up; our responsible gaming page has more.