"Porovnu" (Russian for "equally") sounds exactly like an app that divides a restaurant bill. Thousands of people search for what it is every month — which is itself the clue that the name and the function do not match.
Not to be confused with the RuStore app of the same name: that one is a genuine Android bill-splitting calculator from an independent developer and has nothing to do with the bank. Everything below is about the App Store listing.
Why the Confusion Exists
Since 2022 the bank's official apps have been removed from the App Store repeatedly, and replacements have appeared under unrelated names — often lasting only a short time before moderators pull them too. A listing has to describe something, so it describes trips and shared spending. People searching for a bill splitter find it, install it, and end up asking what they just downloaded.
A Security Note
Do not install banking apps from search-result links, messenger forwards or file hosts — malware is routinely distributed disguised as banking clients. Use the official store, the bank's own site, or the web version.
If You Actually Wanted to Split Expenses
You need something else entirely: a shared list where everyone adds what they paid and the tool works out who owes whom. That runs in a browser — no install on anyone's phone, no account. If someone prefers an app, DeliBabki also has an Android version on RuStore that works with the same group.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Porovnu app?
The App Store listing is reportedly a rebranded Alfa-Bank mobile client, not an expense splitter. RuStore has a different app with the same name — an Android bill-splitting calculator from an independent developer, unrelated to the bank.
Is a third-party download link safe?
No — use official channels only.
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