Key wallet.

[satscraper]

Recently I had  conversation with Forsyth Jones, who was looking for wallet without bells and whistles.

It seems I’ve found such wallet - Key wallet.

At its core, this is minimal, self‑contained and autonomous wallet. It may be useful for users who want simple, lightweight, open‑source Android wallet.

The latest release is 3.3

Unfortunately starting from version 2.6 Key Wallet dropped support for hardware wallets.

[Kruw]

Recently I had  conversation with Forsyth Jones, who was looking for wallet without bells and whistles.

It seems I’ve found such wallet - Key wallet.

At its core, this is minimal, self‑contained, autonomous wallet ^{(no backend servers, no cloud, no remote API dependencies)} with no tracking and no external services. It may be useful for users who want simple, lightweight, open‑source Android wallet.

This doesn't sound very "minimal" to me...

[satscraper]

Recently I had  conversation with Forsyth Jones, who was looking for wallet without bells and whistles.

It seems I’ve found such wallet - Key wallet.

At its core, this is minimal, self‑contained, autonomous wallet ^{(no backend servers, no cloud, no remote API dependencies)} with no tracking and no external services. It may be useful for users who want simple, lightweight, open‑source Android wallet.

This doesn't sound very "minimal" to me...

According to notes in  3.2.6 release this feature was added exclusively for Tactical Advantage clients. I believe that if you are not one of their clients, this option will simply remain inactive. However, if you feel that this add‑on makes the wallet less minimalistic, you can continue using version 2.6 instead, because the “Earn account” integration was introduced only in Restart (3.0 )release, which came after 2.6.