It's been known for a while now how notoriously careless Google is with listing apps on their Google Play platform with how much fake and scammy apps there is on their platform.

Unfortunately, there's nothing really we can do but to report it.

Link for those who want to help report it: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.vadvers.aamplek&hl=en_GB&gl=US

And Google team claimed that Google store is scam free? God have mercy on newbies that don't know the difference, this is why its always smart to download any money and crypto app from the right source, no app store is safe again it's better to find the app official website through Google search and download instead, it's a bull season and scammers are on alert

Can you point us to your source that says Google made this claim? Not sure if they'd make such a bold claim knowing how exceptionally false it is even at whatever angle you look at it.

I really doubt that Google would claim something like that. They would open themselves for bunch of lawsuits if someone lost money due fake app, and people are loosing money due that on the daily basis. They might have claimed that PlayStore is safer now than it was before, which is probably true because they introduced human component when checking malicious software, but they are still not doing enough in that regard. Not even close.

In the end, they covered themselves nicely from any lawsuits. You can see this quote from their TOS, so alleged claim to be 100% scam free would go against this.

Regarding fake Atomic wallet, this is the 2nd case in last few months, that I know of. In the previous case it took Google more than a month to remove it, I hope that they will be much faster this time as some will fall for this, so least they could do is to minimize the damage and remove it ASAP. It would probably help if Atomic reports it too, or at least warns their users, but based on previous case it seems like they don't really care much about that.  Last time i warned them about fake wallet, they didn't do absolutely anything to warn their users. Maybe that's the reason why scammers are using their name again.

That is just the the case, playstore as only been the scam habitat, as centralized as they are, they should be able to protect people that visit the app store. Apps like cloned/fake electrum or other fake wallets similar to original should not have ways into the app store. Lately also uniswap app was also found on the store. There should be ways all these fake/phishing/scam apps can be avoided and find no way into app store, that is why experts do not recommend people to use app stores.

The tendency to scam by creating fake wallets has now increased a lot. Now the name of atomic wallet is being used more for scams. Those who blindly believe in Google should be aware now because lots of fake apps and ads are being found on Google everyday. Those who know about such scams do not fall into this trap. So now it's time for everyone to be extra careful before using Google service. This will greatly increase the security of crypto users wallets.

Never use the Playstore search widget/bar to search any kind of Cryptocurrency wallets, the scammers are manipulating this with their paid fake reviews, instead go to the official website of the wallet, be sure that you are on the right official website that you want to download, it's always that they have the link of their official PlayStore widget.

Thanks for the information but as a giant Internet service, search engine etc providers google is failing once more but i hope the OP flag the appfor inappropriate which is the perfect solution from our ending to stop the creator of fake app from harming naive crypto investors.

There are many fake crypto wallets on google playstore presently, the reason why I called them fake is because no one recognized such crypto wallet, there is no website or a crypto project backing the wallet up, they just came out of nowhere, my advice for newbies is never use any unknown crypto wallet to store coins and also download crypto wallets from official sources instead