Add Trikey to Obtainium

Obtainium installs Trikey on Android straight from its GitHub releases and tells you when an update is out. No store account, nothing in between. On your Android phone, with Obtainium installed, tap the app you want.

Trikey

The standard app, with Google's libraries. app.trikey.wallet

Trikey FOSS

No Google code, for phones without Google Play services (GrapheneOS, /e/OS, LineageOS). app.trikey.wallet.foss

Add Trikey FOSS to Obtainium

The two are separate apps, each with its own wallet. You can have both.

What the button sets

Source: github.com/TheIcarusWings/trikey.
Include prereleases: on, which does no harm. New Trikey releases are normal releases; the ones up to 0.1.25-alpha are marked pre-releases.
Only that app's APK: ^trikey-alpha-v.*\.apk$ for Trikey, ^trikey-alpha-foss-v.*\.apk$ for Trikey FOSS.

Obtainium asks you to confirm before it adds the app. You can change any of these in its settings later.

Check who signed it

Every Trikey APK is signed with the same release key. Its certificate's SHA-256 is:

c6c46a1332725111413a7b0313e2f2f37b10f0ce4c8da1cac3c92d179a162da7

Paste it into the app's settings in Obtainium (certificate verification) so it refuses an APK signed by anything else. Android refuses such an update anyway. The same value is in the repository (release-cert.sha256) and in Trikey under Settings, About.

No Obtainium yet, or the button does nothing?

Install Obtainium from its GitHub releases or F-Droid, then come back to this page on the phone. Or add it by hand: Add app, URL https://github.com/TheIcarusWings/trikey and enter the APK filter above (the full steps).

Pre-alpha and not audited. Use test networks, or on mainnet only an amount you can afford to lose. New to testing? Start with the testers' quickstart, or read the blog.