Two words, one Android file. When someody searches for the Tiger Exchange app on a Samsung or a Redmi, what they end up installing is an APK that the counter shares as a direct link, because the build does not arrive through Google Play. A listing called Tiger Exchange does show up in Google results, but we could not open it from our side, so the counter never sends anyone there.
On an iPhone, an App Store search for Tiger Exchange comes back empty, and that is expected. The Tigerexch lobby gets saved as an icon from Safari instead (section four has the six taps), after which it opens without an address bar.
So the split is simple. Android installs a file; iPhone saves a shortcut. Version number, file size and the sideload steps sit on the APK download page further down this site, which owns that install in full.
Counter fact: one Tiger Exchange ID works in the Android app, the iPhone shortcut and any working browser address, with the same balance on all three.