The gilded groove-toothed bat is a small bat recorded in Southeast Asia. It may use broadbill nests as a daytime roost.
Its coat is similar to that of the related P. jagorii but is described as slightly paler. In two Thai specimens, the female was duller and darker than the male.
It appears to use birds' nests as daytime roosts. Records from Thailand, Sumatra, and Malaysia include bats found in nests of broadbills.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.