All in all, there's no way to protect your app 100%. You can make it harder, but not impossible. Your web server could be compromised, the hacker could figure out your keywords by monitoring multiple transaction amounts and the keywords you send for it, the hacker could painstakingly go through the source and figure out which code is a dummy.
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With that understood, there is an obvious solution: don't give your secrets to your attacker. While you can't protect the contents of your APK, what you can protect is anything you don't distribute. Typically this is server-side software used for things like activation, payments, rule-enforcement, and other juicy bits of code. You can protect valuable assets by not distributing them in your APK. Instead, set up a server that responds to requests from your app, "uses" the assets (whatever that might mean) and then sends the result back to the app. If this model doesn't work for the assets you have in mind, then you may want to re-think your strategy.
when they have the app on their phone, they have full access to memory of it. so if u want to prevent it from being hacked, you could try to make it so that u cant just get the static memory address directly by using a debugger. they could do a stack buffer overflow if they have somewhere to write and they have a limit. so try to make it so when they write something, if u have to have a limit, if they send in more chars than limit, if (input > limit) then ignore, so they cant put assembly code there.
Plugins containing malicious hidden code for WordPress, Joomla, Drupal and other content management systems are an ongoing problem. In 2017 security researchers uncovered an SEO scam that affected more than 300,000 WordPress websites. The scam centered around a WordPress CAPTCHA plugin called Simply WordPress. Once installed, Simply WordPress opened up a backdoor, allowing admin access to the affected websites. From there, the hacker responsible embedded hidden links to his sketchy payday loan website (other websites linking back to your website is great for SEO).
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