Sparrow Wallet
KYC 0Latest: 2.5.5 · 17 Sep 2026 ✓ Signature checked by LessKYC
⚠ Sparrow is desktop-only and has never had an iPhone or Android app. A fake “Sparrow” app on the App Store drained about $1.8M from users in 2025. source
The latest version of each popular privacy wallet, a link to the only place you should download it from, and the official SHA-256 hashes — checked automatically every 6 hours. Drop a file below to check it without uploading it anywhere.
Latest: 2.5.5 · 17 Sep 2026 ✓ Signature checked by LessKYC
⚠ Sparrow is desktop-only and has never had an iPhone or Android app. A fake “Sparrow” app on the App Store drained about $1.8M from users in 2025. source
Latest: 0.18.5.2 ✓ Signature checked by LessKYC
⚠ The Monero project makes no phone app. On mobile, use a well-known wallet such as Cake Wallet, Monerujo or Stack Wallet.
Latest: 2.8.1 · 14 Apr 2025 Hashes published by the project
⚠ Feather is desktop-only. Phone apps using the Feather name are not official.
Latest: 6.4.5 · 20 Sep 2026 Hashes published by the project
Get the phone app through the links on cakewallet.com. The files below are the Android and Linux builds published on GitHub.
Latest: 4.15.0 · 22 Sep 2026 Hashes published by the project
Formerly UnstoppableSwap. Only the desktop wallet files are listed; the swap-server (asb) tools are for market makers.
Latest: 2.8.3 · 14 Sep 2026 Hashes published by the project
⚠ Wasabi is desktop-only. There is no official Wasabi phone app.
Latest: 31.1 · 8 Jul 2026 Hashes published by the project
Hashes come from the SHA256SUMS file on bitcoincore.org. It is signed by several independent builders; check at least a few of their signatures.
Latest: 4.8.2 Hashes published by the project
⚠ Electrum has no iPhone app. iOS apps called “Electrum” are not from the Electrum developers.
Electrum publishes a PGP signature (.asc) for each file rather than a hash list, so verify the signature.
Latest: 2.8.4 · 2 Oct 2026 Hashes published by the project
The hash below is for the Android APK published on GitHub. On iPhone, install from the App Store link on phoenix.acinq.co.
Updated · GitHub releases, getmonero.org, featherwallet.org, bitcoincore.org
Fake wallet apps and look-alike download sites are the most common way people lose coins: in 2026 researchers found 26 fake wallet apps on Apple's App Store, and a fake “Sparrow” iPhone app took about $1.8M. A matching SHA-256 hash proves the file is byte-for-byte the one the developers published. A signature check goes further and proves the hash list itself came from the developer.
Our server downloaded the project's signed hash list, verified its PGP signature against the developer's published key, and compared the key fingerprint with the one we expect. For other wallets we show the hashes the project publishes with its release; verify their signature yourself if you can — each project's download page explains how.
gpg --verify on the signature, then compare the hash: sha256sum FILE (Linux), shasum -a 256 FILE (macOS), certutil -hashfile FILE SHA256 (Windows).