Which apps can send Bitcoin over the Lightning Network?

Consumer apps and exchanges including Cash App, Strike, Binance, Kraken, Coinbase, and River support Lightning sends, alongside dedicated wallets like Wallet of Satoshi, Phoenix, Muun, Blink, and Speed. Support and regional availability change over time, so confirm on each platform page.

Do I need a separate integration for each wallet?

No. Lightning is an open standard. You integrate the Amboss Payments API once to generate invoices and confirm settlement, and any wallet or exchange that can pay a Lightning invoice can pay you. There is no per-platform integration work.

Does my customer need to know they are using Lightning?

No. The payer scans a QR code or pays an invoice from the app they already use. They do not choose a rail, and they do not need a Bitcoin account with you. Lightning is the shared network underneath the payment.

Lightning interop

Accept Lightning Payments From Any Wallet or App

You do not integrate Cash App, Strike, or Binance one by one. Accept Lightning once with the Amboss Payments API and receive from users of every Lightning-enabled wallet and exchange.

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The rail is invisible to the payer

Your customer never has to think about Bitcoin or Lightning. They send from any app; you accept Lightning once and receive from anyone who can pay an invoice.

Step 1

A any app user

holds bitcoin in any app and chooses to send a payment over the Lightning Network.

Step 2

The Lightning Network

routes the payment in seconds. Neither side picks a "rail" — Lightning is the shared standard.

Step 3

Your business

receives the settled payment through the Amboss Payments API, the same way for every wallet.

Exchanges & apps

Binance

Binance users can send bitcoin over the Lightning Network. Accept Lightning through the Amboss Payments API and you can receive from them directly, with the rail invisible to the payer.

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Bitfinex

Bitfinex was one of the first exchanges to add Lightning Network deposits and withdrawals. Accept Lightning through the Amboss Payments API and you can receive from Bitfinex users directly, with the rail invisible to the payer.

Receive from Bitfinex

Cash App

Cash App users can send bitcoin over the Lightning Network. Accept Lightning through the Amboss Payments API and you can receive from them directly, with the rail invisible to the payer.

Receive from Cash App

Coinbase

Coinbase added Lightning Network support through Lightspark in 2024, rolling out by region. Where it is available, a Coinbase user can pay your Lightning invoice, and you can receive it through the Amboss Payments API.

Receive from Coinbase

Kraken

Kraken users can send bitcoin over the Lightning Network. Accept Lightning through the Amboss Payments API and you can receive from them directly, with the rail invisible to the payer.

Receive from Kraken

OKX

OKX users can move bitcoin over the Lightning Network. Accept Lightning through the Amboss Payments API and you can receive from them directly, with the rail invisible to the payer.

Receive from OKX

River

River users can send bitcoin over the Lightning Network. Accept Lightning through the Amboss Payments API and you can receive from them directly, with the rail invisible to the payer.

Receive from River

Strike

Strike is a Lightning-native payments app available in dozens of countries. Accept Lightning through the Amboss Payments API and you can receive from Strike users directly, with no per-platform integration.

Receive from Strike

Lightning wallets

Blink

Blink (formerly Bitcoin Beach Wallet) is a custodial Lightning wallet that gives every user a Lightning address. Accept Lightning through the Amboss Payments API and you can receive from Blink users directly.

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BlueWallet

BlueWallet is an open-source Bitcoin wallet with built-in Lightning. Accept Lightning through the Amboss Payments API and BlueWallet users can pay your invoice directly, with the rail invisible to the payer.

Receive from BlueWallet

Breez

Breez is a non-custodial Lightning wallet, and the Breez SDK powers Lightning in many other apps. Accept Lightning through the Amboss Payments API and you can receive from Breez users directly, with no per-platform integration.

Receive from Breez

Muun

Muun is a self-custodial bitcoin and Lightning wallet that pays invoices using submarine swaps. Accept Lightning through the Amboss Payments API and you can receive from Muun users directly, with the rail invisible to the payer.

Receive from Muun

Phoenix

Phoenix is a self-custodial Lightning wallet by ACINQ. Accept Lightning through the Amboss Payments API and you can receive from Phoenix wallet users directly, with the rail invisible to the payer.

Receive from Phoenix

Speed

Speed wallet Lightning users send bitcoin over the Lightning Network. Accept Lightning through the Amboss Payments API and you can receive from them directly, with the rail invisible to the payer.

Receive from Speed

Wallet of Satoshi

Wallet of Satoshi is a popular custodial Lightning wallet that gives every user a Lightning address. Accept Lightning through the Amboss Payments API and you can receive from them directly, with the rail invisible to the payer.

Receive from Wallet of Satoshi

Zeus

Zeus is a self-custodial Bitcoin and Lightning wallet for mobile. Accept Lightning through the Amboss Payments API and you can receive from Zeus users directly, with no per-platform integration.

Receive from Zeus

Frequently asked questions

Which apps can send Bitcoin over the Lightning Network?: Consumer apps and exchanges including Cash App, Strike, Binance, Kraken, Coinbase, and River support Lightning sends, alongside dedicated wallets like Wallet of Satoshi, Phoenix, Muun, Blink, and Speed. Support and regional availability change over time, so confirm on each platform page.
Do I need a separate integration for each wallet?: No. Lightning is an open standard. You integrate the Amboss Payments API once to generate invoices and confirm settlement, and any wallet or exchange that can pay a Lightning invoice can pay you. There is no per-platform integration work.
Does my customer need to know they are using Lightning?: No. The payer scans a QR code or pays an invoice from the app they already use. They do not choose a rail, and they do not need a Bitcoin account with you. Lightning is the shared network underneath the payment.