He mentioned that the Android version used is ColorOS V12.1 with the Helio G35 Octa Core Processor specification.
Isn't that a high version of Android?
He can use
Electrum instead if the crash continues.
Signature verification. I use Bluewallet with Helio G96 phone and it works perfectly, but it is better than Helio G35.
This means that the problem experienced by one of our friends lies in the Android version used by him. I also think that if his android is snapdragon, it might not be a problem bouncing out when trying to open the BlueWallet app.
I will try to get back to him in the near future with a recommendation for an Electrum Wallet.
Blue Wallet is better than Trust Wallet.
I agree, and one of the main features for which I use bluewallet is its "pay-to-many" feature. I guess there is no other mobile wallet currently which supports this feature.
For now I am more comfortable using BlueWallet on Android with its convenience. However, I have not tried using other android wallets other than Trust Wallet before switching to BlueWallet. Who knows there are more conveniences from BlueWallet.
That's right. When I did a search before creating this topic, I also saw that topic, but it wasn't about tutorials as I originally intended. However, due to some suggestions from some people that I thought made sense, I was happy to comply to make this topic broader in discussion not only limited to tutorials.
I talked to them on Telegram, but they didn't seem to care.
Maybe they are busy.
Can we hear what they have to say about your question after they answer the one you asked via Telegram?
At least I can personally discover something new.
@OP
As others have pointed out, I think you should edit and correct Step #1 that talks about searching and finding the wallet on the Play Store. Say that the wallet should only be downloaded from links posted on the official website instead.
Thank you Pmalek. I'll add your suggestion, because it's really a good suggestion to make it easier for people to get access to their official site.