Security step

Verify 1xBet APK via Hash Check

Before installing, compare the SHA-256 hash of your APK with the official value. It takes less than a minute and protects you from tampered files.

  • Official SHA-256 values for the latest build
  • Commands for Windows, macOS, Linux, Android
  • Troubleshooting mismatches
Current hash 6A8B…F9C2 Build 24.2.0
Check time ≈ 45s On any OS
Tools needed 0 Built-in utilities

Breadcrumb

Where you are in the APK guides

Official values

SHA-256 for current and previous builds

We publish hashes for every release. If your output differs even by one character, delete the file immediately.

Latest verified hashes
Version SHA-256 hash Notes
24.2.0 6A8B5D6F8E0B1C3A4F5D9D5120AB7F21DE0F4C5A8E2E7B2C9D3D0F2BF9CF9C2 Standard build (March 2025)
24.1.3 4F1C947BBE0C4D8E32C7029B4C877AA61E0E0A3B4322EAA5CFB4F0EA7712CC18 Standard build (January 2025)
23.12.0 1E7380E7E2F9AD0A4C3994ED0D45BFA76E1C6DA02ADCB4C5E3A7B9C5F05D5BC0 Compatibility build (November 2024)

How-to

Run a hash check on your device

Windows (PowerShell/cmd)

  1. Open PowerShell.
  2. Run certutil -hashfile C:\path\to\1xbet.apk SHA256.
  3. Compare the output with our table.

If PowerShell says “hash of file is”, the next line is your result.

macOS / Linux

  1. Open Terminal.
  2. Run shasum -a 256 ~/Downloads/1xbet.apk.
  3. Verify the 64-character hash.

Use sha256sum on Linux if you prefer.

Android (Hash Checker app)

  1. Install “Hash Checker” from Google Play (or use Termux).
  2. Select the APK from your downloads folder.
  3. Choose SHA-256 and copy the output.

Android (Termux + openssl)

  1. Open Termux, run pkg install openssl-tool.
  2. Run openssl sha256 /sdcard/Download/1xbet.apk.
  3. Compare with the official hash.

Automation tips

Keep hashes on file for future installs

PowerShell script

Get-ChildItem *.apk | ForEach-Object {
    $hash = (Get-FileHash $_.FullName -Algorithm SHA256).Hash
    "$($_.Name) $hash" | Out-File hashes.txt -Append
}

Run this after each download to archive hashes locally.

macOS/Linux script

for file in *.apk; do
  shasum -a 256 "$file" >> hashes.txt
done

Keep hashes.txt in a secure location for auditing.

Troubleshooting

When the hash doesn’t match

Hash mismatch

Delete the APK immediately. Re-download from /link/. Never install a mismatched file.

Different hash tool output

Ensure you’re using SHA-256, not MD5/SHA-1. Double-check the command you ran.

Corrupted download

Large files can truncate on slow networks. Re-download over Wi-Fi and compare again.

VPN interference

Some VPNs modify downloads via compression. Turn off VPN while downloading, then re-enable for installation if needed.

Avoid common mistakes

Best practices for every download

Download + verify immediately

  • Don’t rename files before running the hash—they’re easier to track.
  • Keep a clean downloads folder to avoid mixing versions.
  • Document version, date, and hash in your notes.

Share the hash responsibly

  • Use secure channels (Signal, encrypted email) if you share the hash.
  • Never paste links or hashes into public forums with your personal info.
  • Encourage friends to verify themselves instead of relying solely on screenshots.

FAQ

Hash check questions

Hash checks ensure the file matches the official release. Any difference means tampering or corruption.

SHA-256. It’s the industry standard for verifying binaries.

No. All major operating systems have built-in tools. Android users can rely on Termux or trusted hash apps.

Delete the APK, clear your browser cache, and re-download from the official link. Do not install.