Who publishes myteam11 and what must the reader verify

What is known about the publisher

The publisher name and the registered office are facts the writers will not invent. If a field reads "Verify in app", open the in-app Help tab on a registered account and read the legal notice page; the publisher name, registered office, and grievance officer contact are listed there.

How to verify the publisher in the app

1. Open the app and pick Profile

   The profile tab is the bottom-right icon.

2. Tap "Legal notice"

   The legal notice page lists the publisher name, registered office, and grievance officer.

3. Cross-check with the APK signing certificate

   Long-press the APK, pick Properties, read the certificate. The certificate must name the same publisher.

What these guides are not

The owner guide is not a corporate registry. If the reader needs the CIN, the GSTIN, or the ROC filings, the primary sources are the Ministry of Corporate Affairs MCA portal and the GSTN portal; the writers does not mirror those fields because they can change without notice.

Related pages

• /legal/: the legal notice for the writers itself, including editorial policy.
• /is-legal/: the seven-state restriction list and the Public Gambling Act framework.
• /customer-care/: the support routes for KYC, account access, and dispute escalation.
• /responsible-play/: the deposit-limit, timeout, and self-exclusion rules.

What is verifiable, what must be verified, and how to confirm

The operator of the myteam11 app is the entity listed in the app store publisher field, the in-app Legal screen, and the in-app Privacy screen. Writers mirrors those three sources across these guides; if any of the three is updated inside the app, the desk updates the relevant guide to match. The desk does not invent an operator name, address, CIN, or contact; those facts must come from the in-app screens or the app store listing.

The app store publisher field is the most reliable public source. Open the Google Play listing for an Android build or the App Store listing for an iOS build, scroll to the developer section, and confirm the publisher name matches the in-app Legal screen. A mismatch between the publisher field and the in-app Legal screen is a signal that one of the two is not from the verified build.

The in-app Legal screen lists the operator's legal name, registered address, and jurisdiction of incorporation. The address is the registered address, not the operational address; the jurisdiction is where the operator is incorporated, not where the user is located. The desk mirrors the Legal screen on the relevant guide each time the screen is updated.

What must be verified by the reader: any claim that is not visible in the app store publisher field, the in-app Legal screen, or the in-app Privacy screen must be verified by the reader independently. Common claims that require verification include the operator's CIN, the operator's PAN, the operator's GSTIN, and the operator's bank account details for withdrawals.

Where to send corrections: the writers accepts correction requests through the contact on /legal/. The desk does not have the authority to change the in-app Legal screen; corrections to that screen go through the operator's legal team, which the desk can route a request to on the reader's behalf.

What remains stable: the publisher field, the in-app Legal screen, and the in-app Privacy screen are the three canonical sources. Writers mirrors those sources across these guides; the canonical record lives in the app, not in the guides.

Editorial methodology for the operator-disclosure page

Below is the operator-disclosure reference for the myteam11 product brand. The desk publishes what is verifiable about the product brand's operator identity and what must be verified by the reader. The methodology is the same as every other page on myteam11play.com: name the source, name the verification date, and do not invent a corporate name.

For the legal name, the source is the app store publisher field. The desk does not publish a legal name that the app store publisher field does not show. If the publisher field changes, the guide notes the change and the review date is updated.

For the registered address, the source is the app store developer information. The desk does not publish a registered address that is not visible in the app store developer information. The guide links to the verification path so the reader can re-check.

For the jurisdiction of incorporation, the source is the app store developer information combined with the named certificate authority. The desk does not publish a jurisdiction that is not visible in the app store developer information.

For what the desk does not do, the answer is publish a corporate name, address, CIN, or contact that is not visible in the app store developer information. The desk does not interview the operator, does not paraphrase customer-care responses, and does not draw inferences from screenshots of other users' accounts.

For what the reader must verify, the answer is the live app's Terms of Use and the live app's Privacy Policy. The desk's role is the editorial coverage; the product brand's role is the legal disclosure. The desk does not substitute its editorial coverage for the product brand's legal disclosure.

Update cadence: reviewed when the app store publisher field changes, when the registered address changes, when the jurisdiction of incorporation changes, or when the product brand publishes a new corporate identity. The review date is in the footer of every page in this guide.

What this desk does not publish

The owner-disclosure page does not publish a corporate name that the app store publisher field does not show. The desk does not publish a registered address that the app store developer information does not surface. The desk does not publish a jurisdiction of incorporation that the app store developer information does not provide.

The desk does not publish a contact email that the app store developer information does not surface. The desk does not publish a financial statement that the desk has not adopted. The desk does not publish a director listing that the official record does not surface.

The desk's role is the editorial coverage. The reader's role is the verification. The desk does not substitute its editorial coverage for the reader's own verification; the reader can re-check the corporate identity via the app store developer information. The verified entry route is at /app/.