We want to hide the complexity of running a node, and take over the work of a hub operator. Users want to make payments without the hassle of operating a node, opening channels, take care of liquidity or watching these channels.
We want to bring Lightning payments to everyone and speed up Bitcoin adoption.
We called it LNDhub, a custodian Lightning wallet. A 3rd layer solution.
When the user sends Bitcoin to a dedicated top-up address, this balance is added to his account on LNDhub. Then, the user can use this balance to pay Lightning invoices, from everything to coffees to any micro-transaction he wants. But under the hood, it’s actually LNDhub who pays the invoice, deducting the user’s account balance. It works the same way when the user wants to receive a Lightning payment - it’s LNDhub who creates a Lightning invoice and actually receives the value on one of its channels.
Live on Blue wallet, a bitcoin wallet for iOS and android. LNDhub implementation on Blue wallet takes full advantage of this revolutionary payments network.
Enabling Blue wallet users to have unfairly cheap and fast Bitcoin transactions..
Read our article on Medium on the reasoning behind the system and the pros and cons.