The short version: All Bank Balance Check is a banking utility on Google Play with over 10,000 installs. The website Google Play prints as the developer’s own is onlinepapertradingapp.web.app — a paper-trading app’s address. Its privacy policy belongs to a slideshow video maker. Nobody checked the fields before publishing, and that tells you how this app was made.
All Bank Balance Check
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Slideshow Vid Maker · com.bankaccount.balancecheck.banking.balanceenquiry
FLAGGED APP!
- Play installs
- 10,000+
- Category
- Finance
- Listed website
- A paper-trading app
- Status
- Live — still installable
The website field gives it away
Every Play listing carries an App Support panel holding the developer’s own website, email and privacy policy. It is filled in by the developer. For a banking app, this is what it says:
| Field | What this banking app publishes |
|---|---|
| App name | All Bank Balance Check — banking tools, ATM finder, savings schemes |
| Developer website | onlinepapertradingapp.web.app — a paper-trading app |
| Support email | videomakerappsinfo@gmail.com — a video-maker account |
| Privacy policy | photovidmaker.blogspot.com — written for a slideshow app |
| Developer account | Slideshow Vid Maker |
A company that built a banking tool would have a banking tool’s website. What is in that box instead is the Firebase subdomain of a different product from the same shelf — pasted across when this listing was created and never corrected.
It is a small clerical slip, and it is the most revealing thing on the page. These listings are assembled from a template, and finance is simply the category the template was pointed at this time.
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Why a banking utility is the one to worry about
The trading apps on this developer’s shelf ask for bank details at a withdrawal screen, after weeks of use. A banking app asks at the front door, and the request looks entirely normal, because checking a balance is exactly what you opened it to do.
The description offers bank holiday information, nearby ATM and branch lookup, and savings-scheme guidance. None of that requires your account credentials. An app that lists which banks are closed on a public holiday needs nothing from you at all.
Its privacy policy — the document that would tell you what happens to anything you enter — is the one written for a photo-slideshow app. Across its full text it never uses the words bank, payment, money, deposit or account.
One inbox, two shopfronts
The Slideshow Vid Maker account publishes video makers, a call-spam blocker, this banking utility and four trading apps. A second, separate Play developer account — Amazing Video Status — publishes seven more trading apps using the identical contact email and the identical privacy policy URL.
Two storefronts. One inbox. If one account is removed, the other keeps the audience.
⚠ Verified evidence
- All Bank Balance Check (
com.bankaccount.balancecheck.banking.balanceenquiry): 10,000+ installs, contains ads, updated 1 May 2026, listed under Finance. - The developer website on the listing is
onlinepapertradingapp.web.app— named for a paper-trading app, not a banking product. - The support email is
videomakerappsinfo@gmail.com, a video-maker address. - The privacy policy is the Slideshow Vid Maker document dated 2 October 2022, containing no banking or money vocabulary.
- A second Play developer account publishes the identical email and policy URL, indicating one operator behind two storefronts.
- The same account publishes four trading apps alongside video tools and a spam blocker.
- No company name, registered address or regulator appears anywhere on the listing.
What a real banking app looks like
It is published by the bank, under the bank’s own name, and its listed website is the bank’s domain. If you want balances across several banks in one place, use something your own bank recommends, or open each bank’s own app — and never enter online-banking credentials into anything published by a third party you cannot identify.
Entered your details into an app like this?
Tell us what happened. One email starts it — no form, no phone call, no fee.
Or write to us directly: support@ettran.com
Tell us the app name, what you entered and when. We never ask for passwords or seed phrases.
Our position: we are not calling this developer a criminal enterprise, and no regulator we checked has issued a warning about it. What the public record shows is a Finance-category banking utility whose own listed website points at a trading app, whose support address is a video-maker Gmail, and whose privacy policy was written for a slideshow product. Whoever published it did not think of it as a banking app. Neither should you.
Sources: Google Play listing for com.bankaccount.balancecheck.banking.balanceenquiry, including its store description and App Support panel; the Slideshow Vid Maker developer page on Google Play; the developer website and privacy policy linked from that panel; the privacy policy at photovidmaker.blogspot.com dated 2 October 2022. Install counts, dates and listing details are as published by Google Play. All checked 14 September 2026.
