At any moment for any reason they uninstallcthe app, there is no way to get it back. They dont have the apk available on github or their website. I wouldnt trust it from a third party source.
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WoS are tied to your email address.
As long as you control that, you probably can withdraw in some way. If enough people or funds are affected, they will probably provide some form to withdraw without installing the app.
An apk from a third-party source could be verified by any user with access to the app on the Play Store by checking for compatibility. So imagine I give you the version 4 apk and your friend in Norway can install the version 5 apk from Play Store. He now can install my apk and update it in the play app. If that works, both were signed by the same keys.
You can check the signature without installing it but that's a bit more involved for the layperson.
As long as you control that, you probably can withdraw in some way. If enough people or funds are affected, they will probably provide some form to withdraw without installing the app.
An apk from a third-party source could be verified by any user with access to the app on the Play Store by checking for compatibility. So imagine I give you the version 4 apk and your friend in Norway can install the version 5 apk from Play Store. He now can install my apk and update it in the play app. If that works, both were signed by the same keys.
You can check the signature without installing it but that's a bit more involved for the layperson.
I know what you mean 💯
The worry I would have is this is the way people lpse their funds all the time and install malicious apps accidently. I dont believe you would do that by sharing this app! I have just naturally stayed away from getting apps this way. Same for sotes like apkmirror and others. Its a big risk, but it can work 💯. Just need to be cautious. I am already cautious with open source apps from Obtainium. Closed source apps from tbird parties terrify me. 😅🙏