This bat from Myanmar is known from specimens collected in human habitation. Its back is uniformly dark brown and the underside is slightly paler.
The noseleaf is relatively large, with a rounded anterior leaf and one pair of supplementary leaflets. The internarial septum is swollen in the middle and ends in a narrow, blunt point. The fur is uniformly dark brown above and slightly paler below.
HMW reports that all specimens known at the time were collected in human habitation, including house roofs. One specimen was found roosting alone in a settlement.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.