Here are some notable lightning wallets for Bitcoin:
Phoenix Wallet
Phoenix (iOS and Android) — this Bitcoin wallet has a simple user interface — it utilizes Lightning natively. Phoenix handles everything under the hood. It runs it’s own Lightning node on your mobile device.
Muun Wallet
Muun (iOS and Android) — This wallet is notable because it allows you to perform Lightning and on-chain Bitcoin transactions from a single wallet, but it’s not a native Lightning wallet. Instead, it uses submarine swaps, which require on-chain fees.
Wallet of Satoshi
Update: This app was removed from the iOS app store.
This was generally considered to be the easiest-to-use lightning wallet for iOS. However, there are now wallets like Phoenix that are also very easy to use.
Wallet of Satoshi is a zero-configuration custodial wallet – iOS and Android.
Mutiny Wallet (Beta)
Mutiny is the first self-custodial lightning wallet that runs on the web. This wallet does not depend on Apple or Google app stores; no downloads are needed. It’s currently in Beta, and the developer doesn’t recommend using the Mutiny for large transactions.
Mutiny is designed to make lightning self-custody available to everyone. It allows you to run a full lightning node on your device.
Featured Image Credit: BashCo “A View Of Lightning Network From My Node”
