Practical overview
When it fits
Use it when an Android Bitcoin wallet with documented SegWit and PSBT support or transaction options such as fee selection, batching and collaborative spending fits the task.
Who it is for
- Android users seeking Bitcoin wallet functions with documented transaction-construction options.
- Developers exploring an open-source Java Bitcoin wallet implementation.
Documented uses
- Manage Bitcoin funds and create spends using supported address and transaction formats.
- Set a custom fee or group multiple outputs into one batch spend.
- Make a collaborative Stowaway/PayJoin-style spend with another user.
- View and validate an OpenDime and sweep its balance to the wallet.
Requirements & limits
- The project is an Android application and its public repository is Java.
- The README describes Tor as bundled in-app.
- OpenDime interaction requires an appropriate OTG USB cable.
- The README documents a network-selection procedure for sideloaded installations: back up the wallet, uninstall and reinstall, then select the network.
Check current requirements in the official documentation. Source-based guidance does not mean OpenViST has run or independently tested this project.
Import and build the Android Studio project
Import Samourai Wallet as an Android Studio project and attempt the documented build.
Before you start
- Android Studio project import capability.
Steps
Import the repository as an Android Studio project.
Build the project using the imported project configuration.
Expected outcome
The README states that the project should build “as is.”
Guide limitations
- The source does not specify Android Studio or SDK versions, build commands, or runtime verification.
- A successful build is not independently verified.
View and sweep an OpenDime balance
Use Samourai Wallet to inspect an OpenDime address and balance, validate its private key, and sweep the balance to the wallet.
Before you start
- An OpenDime device.
- An appropriate OTG USB cable.
- Samourai Wallet.
Steps
Connect the OpenDime using the appropriate OTG USB cable.
Use Samourai Wallet to view the OpenDime address and balance.
Validate the private key.
Sweep the balance to the wallet.
Expected outcome
The README describes viewing the address and balance, validating the private key, and sweeping the balance to the wallet.
Guide limitations
- The source does not document detailed in-app steps or supported cable/device variants.
Sources & review
Source record details
- Source availability
- Active
- Sources checked
- 16 October 2026
- Original website title
- Samourai-Wallet/samourai-wallet-android · Official homepage title · retained in its source language

