Android Crypto Ghost Wallet Finder
Budget: ₹1,500 – ₹12,500 INR
I’m building a niche tool that lets users quickly locate and monitor “ghost” cryptocurrency wallets from any Android device. The core flow is simple: a user signs in with an email-and-password account, types or pastes a wallet address, and the app instantly surfaces that wallet’s current balance, recent transactions and any future activity through push notifications.
Key requirements
• Platform: native Android only (Kotlin or Java inside Android Studio is fine).
• Features: wallet search by address, transaction history overview and real-time notifications delivered in-app and to the notification tray.
• Security: standard email/password authentication; credentials stored securely (Firebase Auth or an equally robust alternative).
• Speed & reliability: queries should return results within a couple of seconds for typical addresses and gracefully handle empty or invalid responses from the blockchain API you integrate.
Deliverables
1. Full Android Studio project with readable, well-commented source.
2. Working APK ready for side-load testing.
3. Brief setup document: API keys required, steps to build/run and how to configure push messaging.
4. One round of bug-fixes after my initial test.
If this matches your skill set—blockchain API experience, Firebase (or similar) for auth/notifications and solid Android UI work—let’s get started.
Key requirements
• Platform: native Android only (Kotlin or Java inside Android Studio is fine).
• Features: wallet search by address, transaction history overview and real-time notifications delivered in-app and to the notification tray.
• Security: standard email/password authentication; credentials stored securely (Firebase Auth or an equally robust alternative).
• Speed & reliability: queries should return results within a couple of seconds for typical addresses and gracefully handle empty or invalid responses from the blockchain API you integrate.
Deliverables
1. Full Android Studio project with readable, well-commented source.
2. Working APK ready for side-load testing.
3. Brief setup document: API keys required, steps to build/run and how to configure push messaging.
4. One round of bug-fixes after my initial test.
If this matches your skill set—blockchain API experience, Firebase (or similar) for auth/notifications and solid Android UI work—let’s get started.