Something new is
taking shape.
A free Android launcher. No registration, wallet or token required. Public releases will include a signed APK, release notes and a SHA-256 checksum.
BNDECK for Android
Public release pendingPreview 5 is an internal debug build. Public beta is not available yet.Release readiness
A signed release candidate has been built and installed on Android 15 emulators. Public download remains on hold while compatibility, stability and dependency checks are completed. Earlier unresponsive-app reports remain unresolved; physical phones have not been tested.
A new home, in three steps.
Download & Install
When the beta is available, download here, verify its checksum and allow installation for your browser only when Android asks. No root or flashing.
Set Your Home Screen
Open BNDECK and choose it as your Home app in Android settings. Existing apps stay installed. You can switch back at any time.
Explore Web3
Add a public address and tap refresh. The default BSC RPC is ready to use. Explore dApps and review supported transactions in your external wallet.
Your phone. Your choice.
Do I need to configure an RPC?
No. Read-only balances use the built-in BSC mainnet public endpoint. You can test it in Desktop settings → Test default RPC. Refreshing sends your IP and public address to that operator, directly from your phone. BNDECK does not proxy queries.
Does opening a wallet mean it is connected?
No. Current previews launch supported external wallets; authenticated WalletConnect sessions are still in development. External wallets use their own network settings and perform signing. BNDECK never asks for a private key or recovery phrase.
What if the network is unavailable?
Your Android apps, drawer and folders still work. Balance errors are not shown as zero. You can cancel a query or retry later; leaving BNDECK pauses an active query. No background balance polling.
How do updates and rollback work?
Future public updates must use the same release signature. Internal debug previews and the public release are separate channels. Choose your previous Home app in Android Default apps to switch back. Uninstalling BNDECK removes its local layout and preferences.
