Try your wallet
Your first step: open the demo and log in to a sample service with your wallet, no password. Scan the QR code (or tap the button on your phone), see exactly what is asked, and tap Share.
You are on an iPhone or iPad: the iOS version is coming later. The Android app is below.
The official installation file of Bisotun Wallet, published on this page by the Bisotun team. Free of charge.
On a computer?
Scan this code with your Android phone's camera to open this page on your phone and download the app there.
https://wallet.bisotun.app/en/download/

Step 1
Tap "Download for Android". Your browser saves the file bisotun-wallet.apk. When the download finishes, tap the notification or open it from your Downloads. Chrome may ask "File might be harmful. Download anyway?"; it shows this for every app file downloaded outside an app store, so it is expected here. If you are unsure, check the file against the fingerprints under Security and authenticity.
Step 2
Because the app does not come from an app store, Android may say that your browser is not allowed to install apps. Tap Settings, turn on Allow from this source for the browser you just used, and go back. You only need to do this for that one app.
Step 3
Tap Install, then Open. Choose a PIN of 5 digits (or a longer one, up to 16). The app may offer to link an email address; that option is coming soon, so you can skip it for now.
Android protects you from apps that are installed without your knowledge. Apps that do not come from an app store need your explicit permission, given per source, for example "Chrome may install apps".
Granting it for the browser you used to download Bisotun Wallet is safe as long as you only install files you meant to download, from a site you trust. You do not need to change any other security setting, and you should never turn off protections such as Google Play Protect. After installing, you can switch "Allow from this source" off again in your phone's settings.
If Play Protect shows a warning about an unknown app, this is because Bisotun Wallet is not distributed through Google Play yet. Check that you downloaded the file from this page, and compare the fingerprints under Security and authenticity if you want to be sure.
Bisotun Wallet is already on this phone? Open it directly.
To update, download the latest version from this page and install it over the existing app. Because every version is signed with the same Bisotun key, Android keeps your cards and settings.
https://wallet.bisotun.app/download/, served over an encrypted HTTPS connection. Do not install copies sent through messaging apps or found on other websites.SHA-256 of the file
a274de1befdf2d7a694a7f73ee3c2e0d2d49f32df1a72e7b242289bba51cf83bSigning certificate (SHA-256)
A3:69:BF:AB:4B:67:3E:77:A8:FF:B2:93:6B:44:38:33:8C:35:46:1D:1C:5C:9E:52:38:29:A1:8A:2D:EA:8E:E3On a computer, run sha256sum bisotun-wallet.apk (Linux), shasum -a 256 bisotun-wallet.apk (macOS) or certutil -hashfile bisotun-wallet.apk SHA256 (Windows) and compare the result with the value above. Developers can also run apksigner verify --print-certs bisotun-wallet.apk to see the signing certificate. If anything differs, do not install the file and tell us at support@bisotun.app.
Your first step: open the demo and log in to a sample service with your wallet, no password. Scan the QR code (or tap the button on your phone), see exactly what is asked, and tap Share.
Log in to your own My Bisotun page the same way. There you can see when your wallet was used and delete your wallet account if needed.
Your cards stay on your phone. Every request shows what is asked, and nothing is shared until you approve it in your PIN-protected wallet.
Questions about installing? Write to support@bisotun.app. See also the terms and conditions and the privacy policy.