Security step

APK Signature Verification Guide

After hash-checking the APK, confirm the signature to guarantee the file was signed by 1X Corp N.V. and not altered by third parties.

  • Official certificate fingerprint
  • Commands for apksigner, keytool, Android Studio
  • Android-only verification tips
Fingerprint 8F:B2:…:91 Official certificate
Verification time ≈ 1 min CLI or GUI tools
Tools needed 1 Apksigner / Studio

Breadcrumb

Where you are in the APK guides

Official certificate

Know the real fingerprint

SHA-256 fingerprint

8F:B2:3F:4A:E8:46:1A:90:52:B0:6A:5D:E9:5B:3A:F4:6C:E1:9B:D3:88:6B:64:0F:AC:9A:CE:1B:C3:62:91

Any other fingerprint means the APK was re-signed. Delete it immediately.

CLI methods

Use the Android SDK apksigner

1

Install SDK Platform Tools

Download from Google and unzip.

2

Run apksigner verify

apksigner verify --print-certs 1xbet.apk

Look for the SHA-256 digest line in the output.

3

Compare with the official fingerprint

If it matches, the APK is authentic. Otherwise, discard the file.

GUI methods

Android Studio APK Analyzer

Steps

  1. Open Android Studio → Build → Analyze APK.
  2. Select 1xbet.apk.
  3. Open the “Signature” tab to view the certificate.

What to check

  • SHA-256 digest equals 8F:B2:…:91.
  • “Signer #1” references 1X Corp N.V.
  • No warning icons or “not signed” messages.

Android-only

Use an on-device signature app

Recommended apps

  • APK Signature Verification (by Tachi Y).
  • APK Analyzer (by Appteka).

Steps

  1. Install the verifier from Google Play.
  2. Select 1xbet.apk from your downloads.
  3. Confirm the fingerprint matches the official value.
Watch out

Never grant these verifier apps network permissions. They only need storage access to read the APK.

Automation

Scripting the check

Bash example

#!/bin/bash
EXPECTED="8FB23F4AE8461A9052B06A5DE95B3AF46CE19BD3886B640FAC9ACE1BC36291"
RESULT=$(apksigner verify --print-certs 1xbet.apk | grep "SHA-256" | awk '{print $3}')
if [ "$RESULT" = "$EXPECTED" ]; then
  echo "Signature OK"
else
  echo "Signature mismatch!"
fi

PowerShell example

$expected = "8FB23F4AE8461A9052B06A5DE95B3AF46CE19BD3886B640FAC9ACE1BC36291"
$result = & .\apksigner.bat verify --print-certs 1xbet.apk |
  Select-String "SHA-256" | % { $_.ToString().Split(":")[-1].Trim() }
if ($result -eq $expected) { "Signature OK" } else { "Mismatch!" }

Troubleshooting

Common verification issues

“apksigner not found”

Add the SDK platform-tools folder to your PATH or run apksigner with its full path.

“File isn’t signed” message

You downloaded an unsigned or repackaged build. Delete it and re-download from the official link.

Fingerprint mismatch

Never install the APK. Clear your cache, fetch a new copy, and report the suspicious file to support@conjugationapp.com.

APK Analyzer crashes

Update Android Studio or fall back to the CLI methods.

Best practices

Stay vigilant for every release

Hash + signature combo

  • Always run the SHA-256 hash and signature checks together.
  • Archive both values for each version you install.
  • Share verification logs with teammates for transparency.

Limit APK sources

  • Only use /link/ or approved mirrors.
  • Bookmark trusted domains to avoid phishing.
  • Ignore unsolicited APK links from chats or forums.

FAQ

Signature verification questions

Signatures confirm the APK came from 1X Corp N.V. Hashes alone can’t prove authorship.

The SHA-256 fingerprint is 8F:B2:3F:4A:E8:46:1A:90:52:B0:6A:5D:E9:5B:3A:F4:6C:E1:9B:D3:88:6B:64:0F:AC:9A:CE:1B:C3:62:91.

apksigner, keytool/jarsigner, Android Studio, or trusted Android verifier apps.

Delete the APK, re-download from /link/, and never install mismatched files.