RedWallet (XBT Beta)
com.romanmodin.redwalletA self-custody Bitcoin (XBT) Native SegWit wallet — early tester beta.
RedWallet is an early Android beta for Bitcoin (XBT), based on BlueWallet. Create or restore BIP39 Native SegWit wallets, send and receive with QR codes, view wallet history, and connect to your own Fulcrum server. Authenticated TLS supports explicitly trusted private-server certificates. Supported spends use SIGHASH_UNIFIED (0x21). XBT watch-only accounts can prepare PSBT requests for compatible external signers; physical cold-wallet interoperability still needs testing. USDC estimates use a manual quote or optional NeoxEX pricing. Password-encrypted storage, decoy wallets, authenticated secret exports, and fee/recipient confirmations are supported. This beta passed automated and Android emulator checks. The maintainer does not own an Android phone and has not personally tested this Android build. Begin with an empty disposable wallet and retain an offline recovery backup. Do not downgrade after upgrading encrypted storage. Independent header-chain/merkle verification, Taproot, and multisig are not implemented. The configured Fulcrum server remains trusted for chain state. Screenshots show an empty demo wallet on an emulator; the manual 3.12 USDC quote is illustrative, not a market price. Do not fund the pictured address. Thanks to BlueWallet and the contributors, reviewers and testers.
First release: Oct 3, 2026, 1 total release.
Most recent release: Oct 3, 2026.
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- Oct 3, 2026 8.0.1 betaRedWallet Android 8.0.1 beta (1791019127) Authenticated certificate/hostname validation and bounded slow TLS connections; raw transaction input and wallet-owned change checks; request-bound Unified PSBT signature verification; stronger password encryption and cache handling; authenticated secret exports and clipboard cleanup; high-fee/XBT-recipient confirmations; USDC estimates before sending; removed external signed-transaction verification links. Keep an offline recovery backup. Do not downgrade upgraded encrypted storage. Physical cold-signer tests and independent chain verification remain open.