Android app
PDF Wallet
A self-custody wallet for PDF Token on BNB Smart Chain: check balances, send and receive PDF and BNB, swap on PancakeSwap, and follow the pool price and project announcements. Your key is encrypted on your phone and never leaves it.
Version 1.0.0 · released 2026-09-24 · 15.1 MB · Android 8.0 or newer
Only download this app from pdftoken.org. Never install a "PDF Wallet" file sent to you in Telegram, a comment, a DM or an email — even if it looks identical or claims to be an urgent update. A fake wallet app can steal everything in it. The project will never send you the app file directly, and will never ask for your recovery phrase.
Why it isn't on Google Play
PDF Wallet is distributed directly from this website rather than the Google Play Store. Publishing on Play requires the developer to verify a personal identity that is then tied to the app. We chose to keep the operating team's personal information separate from the public project, which is common practice for independent crypto projects at this stage.
Distributing the file ourselves means you can't rely on Play's checks, so we publish the information below to let you verify the file yourself.
How to install
Installing an app from outside the Play Store is a normal Android feature. Many legitimate apps are distributed this way. It is safe when you trust the source — which is why the source must be this site.
- Download. Tap the download button above on your Android phone. Your browser may warn that the file type can be harmful — that is a generic warning shown for every APK file.
- Allow installs from your browser. When you open the file, Android may say installs from this source aren't allowed. Tap Settings, turn on Allow from this source for your browser, then go back.
- Install. Open the downloaded file and tap Install.
- Turn the permission off again (recommended). In Settings → Apps → your browser → Install unknown apps, switch it back off.
- Set up. Your phone needs a screen lock (PIN, pattern or fingerprint). The app uses it to protect your key and asks for it before every transaction.
Verify the file
Optional, for technically confident users. If either value doesn't match, don't install the file.
f6478fb7ee49314c9b60d9fd317f5151458b798820e1122f778c728ed3d35924
4c44bc3863875133268aab76f72b2139b4f98040fb24ce1d5040dc86cf6d3c7e
On a computer: certutil -hashfile pdf-wallet-1.0.0.apk SHA256 (Windows)
or shasum -a 256 pdf-wallet-1.0.0.apk (macOS/Linux). The signing certificate can be
checked with Android's apksigner verify --print-certs. Android also refuses to install an
update signed by a different certificate, so an impostor file can't silently replace an app
you installed from here.
Changelog
1.0.0 — 2026-09-24
First release. Import or create a wallet; PDF and BNB balances; send and receive with QR codes; swap BNB ↔ PDF on PancakeSwap V2 with slippage and price-impact protection; pool price chart, liquidity and lock status; project news.
Questions
Can the project see or recover my wallet?
No. The key is created or imported on your phone, encrypted with your phone's secure hardware, and never sent anywhere. That also means nobody can recover it for you — write your recovery phrase down on paper and keep it safe.
Does the app collect data about me?
The app contains no analytics or tracking. To show balances and prices it reads public data from BNB Smart Chain nodes, BscScan and a public price feed, which see ordinary network requests just like a website does.
How do I update?
Check this page for a newer version, download it here and install it over the existing app. Your wallet stays in place.