Latest Release

Changes
Support for reading and emulating NFC tags
Phoenix can now read NFC tags, as well as broadcast a Phoenix Bitcoin address or Lightning payment request via NFC. This comes as an alternative to QR codes for sharing payment requests between devices.
This is available on both iOS and Android, if the device supports it. Note that on iOS, emulating a NFC tag is limited to users in the European Economic Area, due to restrictions by Apple. If tag emulation is not available for you, the "NFC" button will not be visible in the Receive screen.
Added a new Spending PIN
This PIN controls spending and is separate from the Lock PIN, which control who can open the app. This is useful if you want to let someone use your wallet to receive funds, but not be able to spend (or view the seed).
This feature is available in v2.6.2, on iOS released soon.
Fixed an issue with LNURL withdrawals
Android only, see #708.
Full changelog

phoenix: https://github.com/ACINQ/phoenix/compare/android-v2.6.0...android-v2.6.1

Package ID
The Android application ID is fr.acinq.phoenix.mainnet. The iOS Bundle identifier is co.acinq.phoenix.
Verifying signatures
You will need gpg and our release signing key E04E48E72C205463. Note that you can get it:
- from our website: https://acinq.co/pgp/drouinf2.asc
- from github user @sstone, a committer on eclair: https://api.github.com/users/sstone/gpg_keys
To import our signing key:
$ gpg --import drouinf2.asc
To verify the release file checksums and signatures:
$ gpg -d SHA256SUMS.asc > SHA256SUMS.stripped
$ sha256sum -c SHA256SUMS.stripped