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LNURL-withdraw revolutionizes Lightning Network transactions with user-friendly QR codes. Explore creative projects using LNURL-withdraw in the expanding Lightning ecosystem

Explore the truth about Bitcoin and criminal activity. From pseudonymity to traceability, we debunk myths and share real-world examples.

Kenya leads in digital currency adoption, Blink Wallet partners with local merchants, fostering economic growth and financial empowerment.

Explore Kirubai's journey with Bitcoin payments via Blink from Europe to Kenya, enabling instant, secure transactions.

Argentina's new President, Javier Milei, aligns with Bitcoin principles, advocating for a free-market approach and inflation control.

Big news for BTCPay Server users: the Blink Plugin is here!

Security is not just a feature at Blink; it's a commitment.

Discover the world of Bitcoin wallets and find the one that suits you best.

Lightning Addresses make it easier to send Bitcoin on the Lightning Network by using a format similar to email addresses, eliminating the need for QR codes or invoices. They help streamline transactions and are useful for donations and everyday payments.

Cost of life and an honest review of living in the Bitcoin City - Berlín (Salvador)

What Does The Bitcoin Whitepaper Say?

Unlocking Simple, Reliable Global Payments for Businesses

Blink Unveils 'Buy & Sell Bitcoin' Feature and Announces Strategic Partnership to Propel Bitcoin Adoption in El Salvador

Track and share your progress as you welcome new people to Bitcoin with Blink, and earn rewards for your efforts!

This article provides a straightforward guide to three primary Bitcoin transaction types available to you in the Blink bitcoin and Lightning wallet: on-chain addresses, lightning invoices, and Paycodes (also known as LNURL-pay QR codes).