This vesper bat has chestnut fur and narrow, pointed wings. Records are known from Thailand, Laos, and Nepal; the source infers that it flies above forest structure.
The genus description characterizes it as medium-sized, with short chestnut fur that is paler underneath. It has small ears, narrow wings with short pointed tips, and a broad muzzle.
From capture sites and wing shape, the authors infer that it catches insects while flying above forests. They also suggest tree roosting and possible moth prey, but no direct feeding study has been conducted.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.