How to Get the App on Android or iOS
UK players who search for The Casino at Mint download apk/ios are usually trying to find one simple thing: a safe way to get the official Mint Gaming app on their phone. The app is listed under the Mint Gaming name, and on Android the official version is on Google Play with the package identifier com.wiet.mint.gaming. If you see that ID, that is the one to install. On iPhone or iPad, the easiest option is to open the Apple App Store and type “Mint Gaming” into the search field.
We always recommend using the official app stores. Third-party APK sites can carry real risks, while both Google Play and the App Store run their own checks on new releases and updates. For UK players that extra layer of review is not just a detail, it genuinely protects you. Before you put any real money through any casino-related app, it is also worth taking a moment to confirm that the operator holds a valid UK Gambling Commission licence. That licence check is quick to do and can prevent issues later on.
Android Installation
For Android users, the Play Store is by far the most straightforward route. Installing the Mint Gaming app works very similarly to adding any other app on an Android device.
- Open Google Play on your phone or tablet and search for “Mint Gaming”.
- Look for the listing where the developer contact email is shown as [email protected], so you know you have the right one.
- Tap Install, then wait while the download and installation complete in the background.
- Launch the app, then sign in with your existing Mint Gaming loyalty login, or create a new account if you do not have one yet.
- If you would like alerts about events and offers, allow notification permissions when the app asks.
- Go to the Rewards or Membership area inside the app to connect or confirm your loyalty profile.
There are rare cases where the Play Store might not work or might not be available on a specific Android device. In that situation, a direct APK install is technically possible, but it takes a bit more work and extra care. You would need to go into Settings, then find Security or Privacy (the exact name depends on your Android version) and switch on “Install from unknown sources”. Only then download the APK, and only from a source you can clearly verify as official. After the app is installed, it is a good habit to go back into Settings and turn that unknown sources option off again, just to keep the device locked down.
| Step | Android Play Store | Direct APK |
|---|---|---|
| Source | Google Play Store | Verified official site only |
| Permission change needed | No | Yes - enable unknown sources |
| Auto-updates | Yes | Manual only |
| Recommended for UK users | Yes | Only if Play Store unavailable |
So the direct APK approach is there if you really need it, but for almost all Android users in the UK, the Google Play listing is the better, cleaner option.
iOS on iPhone and iPad
On Apple devices the situation is simpler in one sense. Apple does not support sideloading apps in standard settings, so there is no APK equivalent or external download. The App Store is the single normal route for getting the Mint Gaming app on an iPhone or iPad, and for most UK users that keeps the process clear.
To add the app on iOS:
- Open the App Store app, then tap the search icon at the bottom of the screen.
- Enter “Mint Gaming” into the search bar and run the search.
- Check that the developer details shown on the app page match the known Mint Gaming contact information before you go ahead.
- Tap Get, then confirm with Face ID, Touch ID, or your Apple ID password so the download can start.
- After installation finishes, open the app and sign in using your loyalty credentials, or set up a new profile directly inside the app.
Sometimes an app will not show up at all for a specific Apple ID. If you do not see Mint Gaming in your results in the UK, it is worth checking your Apple ID region. Go to Settings, tap your Apple ID, then open the Media and Purchases section and confirm that the region is set to United Kingdom. Certain apps are limited by region and simply do not appear for accounts registered elsewhere. In that case it is not a bug in the App Store, it is just how regional app distribution works.

