Practical overview
When it fits
Use it when a Kotlin Android app needs documented Solana wallet, balance, transfer, signing, or multisig operations through the SDK’s WebView bridge.
Who it is for
- Android developers building Solana wallet or token features into an application.
- Teams implementing transaction signing or multisig workflows in Kotlin apps.
Documented uses
- Create a wallet or import an account from a mnemonic or private key.
- Query SOL and SPL token balances and token accounts.
- Send SOL or SPL tokens and estimate transfer costs.
- Sign and verify messages.
- Create and manage multisig proposals and vault transactions.
Requirements & limits
The public GitHub repository lists an MIT license and recommends JitPack for adding the library.
- The SDK is Kotlin-based and targets Android; it uses a WebView and JavaScript bridge rather than presenting itself as a standalone wallet app.
- Both callback-based and coroutine-based asynchronous APIs are documented.
- The examples for network operations accept an RPC endpoint, while the README uses a Solana mainnet endpoint in examples.
- Wallet and transfer examples involve mnemonic or private-key values, which app developers will need to handle within their application.
- The README documents setup and API examples but does not establish platform-version requirements or compatibility guarantees.
Check current requirements in the official documentation. Source-based guidance does not mean OpenViST has run or independently tested this project.
Set up SolanaWeb in an Android project
Add and initialize the SDK before calling its Solana APIs.
Before you start
- An Android project using Kotlin.
- The README’s JitPack repository and dependency coordinates.
Steps
Add the JitPack Maven repository to the project’s repositories.
Add
com.github.Elizabet1926:solana-web3:1.0.1as a dependency.Create a
SolanaWebinstance with an Android context.Call
setuporsetupAsyncbefore using other APIs, then callrelease()when finished.
Expected outcome
The SDK’s embedded WebView and JavaScript environment are initialized for subsequent API calls.
Guide limitations
- This guide covers integration and initialization only; it does not verify a successful build or API call.
- The README does not specify Android version requirements.
Sources & review
Source record details
- Source availability
- Active
- Sources checked
- 14 October 2026
- Original website title
- Elizabet1926/solana-web3 · Official homepage title · retained in its source language

