Demo build. This is a software product for sale — not an investment, token sale, or financial service. Coins shown run on testnet and have no monetary value. Buyers are responsible for their own licensing, compliance and any mainnet launch.

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The wallet layer · part of the stack

A real wallet.
Hardened.
In the box.

A non-custodial wallet built on BDK and field-tested daily on testnet — part of the stack you buy and re-skin. Android is live now; iOS and desktop are part of a full build. The coins it holds run on testnet and have no monetary value.

Non-custodial

keys on device

Hardened

Argon2id · FLAG_SECURE

Field-tested

used daily on testnet

Re-skinnable

source included

9:41 synced
Wallets Send Receive Activity

TOTAL BALANCE · TESTNET

1,240.00

testnet · no monetary value

Send Receive Mine
  • Get Crypto Coin 1,240.00
    testnet no value
  • Bitcoin 0.02184
    testnet regtest
  • Monero 4.21
    testnet no value
  • Ravencoin 142.4
    testnet no value

Builds

Android is live. The rest is the full build.

The reference wallet runs on Android today — a real, signed, field-tested build. iOS and desktop are commissioned as part of a full stack and re-skinned in the buyer's brand.

RECOMMENDED

Android

.apk · 37 MB · v0.1.0 release

Live · field-tested

The real reference wallet, built on BDK and field-tested daily on the regtest network. Side-load the signed APK and verify its SHA-256 against the published checksum.

Download the reference APK

verify checksum / signature

iOS

Part of a full build

Roadmap

Native build planned as part of the full stack. A buyer commissioning the iOS app gets it re-skinned in their brand.

See the full stack

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Windows

Part of a full build

Roadmap

Desktop build planned as part of the full stack. Same seed format, same code, re-skinnable on handover.

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macOS

Part of a full build

Roadmap

Desktop build planned as part of the full stack. Universal binary, same code, re-skinnable on handover.

See the full stack

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The download here is the testnet demo build — try the whole wallet yourself, on real Bitcoin testnet, with free coins that have no monetary value. Take the 4-step demo →

What it does

A wallet without traps.

No backdoor recovery email. No 'forgot my password' button. Non-custodial by design — the security model a buyer inherits, not a service we run.

v0.1.0 · Android

CUSTODY

Keys never leave the device

Seed phrase is generated on-device using the system hardware RNG. No server-side copy — the wallet is non-custodial by design, the model a buyer would inherit.

MULTI-COIN

Multi-coin from one seed

GCC plus the pool coins — addresses derived from the same BIP-39 seed using standard paths. All testnet in the demo; coins carry no monetary value.

HARDENED

Argon2id PIN · biometric · FLAG_SECURE

PIN stretched with Argon2id, optional biometric unlock, FLAG_SECURE to block screenshots, encrypted seed at rest. Real security engineering, not a mockup.

NETWORK

Points at your own node

The wallet talks to an Electrum server you control. In the demo it is bridged to the regtest node; a buyer points it at their own chain on launch.

RECOVERY

Standard BIP-39 recovery

Standard BIP-39 seeds with optional passphrase ('25th word'). Restore-from-seed works across reinstalls — tested, not theoretical.

HANDOVER

Source included in the build

The buyer receives the wallet source as part of the stack, to re-skin and rebuild under their own brand and signing key.

Security · read this

Your seed phrase is the wallet.

These rules feel obvious until they don't. They're the discipline a buyer's future users will need — and the reason a non-custodial design has to be built carefully. The demo coins have no monetary value, but the model is the real thing.

Do this

  1. 01 Write the seed phrase on the paper card provided, or on a steel backup plate.
  2. 02 Store the seed somewhere only you can reach (safe, security deposit box, hidden spot in your home).
  3. 03 Test the backup before relying on it: wipe the wallet, restore from seed, confirm it works.
  4. 04 Enable biometric / PIN lock on the wallet app for day-to-day protection.
  5. 05 Treat the seed as the single point of trust — the wallet is non-custodial, there is no reset.

Never do this

  1. 01 Don't take a photo of the seed. Phone backups, iCloud, Google Drive — all of it leaks.
  2. 02 Don't type a seed into any website, ever. Not even ours. There's no recovery flow that needs it.
  3. 03 Don't share a seed with 'support' — no real support team in crypto needs it.
  4. 04 Don't reuse a wallet password as the seed-phrase passphrase. They're different things.
  5. 05 Don't paste a seed into ChatGPT, a notes app, or a Discord DM. We've seen all three this year.

We can't recover lost seeds. No-one can.

If you contact "GetCryptoCoin Support" and they ask for your seed, it isn't us — it's a scam. We will never message you first, never DM, never need your phrase to "help".

Backup & recovery

Four steps. Once. Forever.

Get this right at the start and you'll never have to think about it again.

Full backup guide

Every path in this wallet has been walked, not just documented. We restored a wallet from its 24-word phrase with 75 testnet coins intact. We verified send and receive between separate devices, and funded wallets directly from the public faucet. End-to-end, before it ships — the stack you buy is the stack we run.

01 STEP 01

Generate

On first launch, the wallet generates 24 random words using your device's hardware RNG. No network involved.

01 abandon
02 ability
03 able
04 about
05 above
06 absent
07 absorb
08 abstract
09 absurd
10 abuse
11 access
12 accident
02 STEP 02

Write

Write the 24 words down in order on the recovery card. Pen and paper — not a phone, not a screenshot.

01 abandon
02 ability
03 able
04 about
05 above
06 absent
07 absorb
08 abstract
09 absurd
10 abuse
11 access
12 accident
03 STEP 03

Verify

Wallet asks you to re-enter three random words to prove you wrote them down correctly.

01 abandon
02 ability
03 ?????
04 about
05 above
06 absent
07 absorb
08 ?????
09 absurd
10 abuse
11 access
12 accident
04 STEP 04

Store offline

Put the card somewhere only you can reach. Steel plates and a fireproof safe are the gold standard for larger holdings.

Verify your download

Don't trust us. Verify us.

The release APK is signed with the production keystore and its SHA-256 is published. Check the hash of what you downloaded against the published checksum before you install.

Most users won't bother. The point isn't that everyone does it — the point is that anyone can, and a buyer inherits a build they can stand behind.

~/Downloads · verifying getcryptocoin-wallet-0.1.0-release.apk checksum ✓
sha256sum getcryptocoin-wallet-0.1.0-release.apk
f1cbc5eaa06e0546b5537236e72f73f2
6c199f3b9a3d83753cf765bb45511748 getcryptocoin-wallet-0.1.0-release.apk
cat /downloads/checksums-release.txt
f1cbc5eaa06e0546b5537236e72f73f2…45511748 getcryptocoin-wallet-0.1.0-release.apk
# signed with the production keystore
hashes match · safe to install_
Source included

Hardened in the code, yours on handover.

The wallet is real engineering, not a screen mockup: Argon2id-stretched PIN, biometric unlock, FLAG_SECURE, encrypted seed at rest, restore-from-seed tested across reinstalls. The buyer receives the source to re-skin and rebuild under their own brand and signing key.

SECURITY ENGINEERING

  • Keys Argon2id-stretched PIN · encrypted seed at rest Built in
  • Screen FLAG_SECURE blocks screenshots & screen capture Built in
  • Unlock Biometric unlock · device hardware RNG for seed gen Built in
  • Custody Non-custodial · BDK · restore-from-seed tested Verified