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# Compatibilidad con sistemas operativos móviles

NFC Wallet SDK para Android admite un conjunto definido de versiones de Android.

Thales valida cada actualización de Android con la última versión de NFC Wallet SDK.

## Versiones de Android compatibles por versión del SDK

Cada versión de NFC Wallet SDK define las versiones de Android compatibles, incluida la versión mínima.

Para conocer los requisitos que se aplican a la última versión del SDK, consulte [Configuraciones compatibles](https://gitlab.sre.ops.gcloud.thalescloud.io/bps/gitbook/nfc-wallet-gitbook-docs/-/blob/dev-sdk/NFC-Wallet-SDK-Android/get-started/configuration/1.-binary-integration#supported-configurations).

Consulte las notas de la versión para otras versiones del SDK.

## Versionado de Android

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La numeración de versiones de Android está definida por Google y puede cambiar.
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Google publica versiones beta antes del lanzamiento público. Úselas para validar su aplicación de monedero digital con antelación:

* El número y la cadencia de las betas dependen del plan de lanzamiento de Google.
* La fecha de lanzamiento público puede cambiar en función de los comentarios de la beta.

## Estado de compatibilidad de Android

| Versión                           | Fecha de lanzamiento | Estado |
| --------------------------------- | -------------------- | ------ |
| Android 17 QPR1 Beta 5            | 2026-06-23           | OK     |
| Lanzamiento público de Android 17 | 2026-06-16           | OK     |

Última actualización: julio de 2026


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