Where can I see payment details?
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-When you receive a payment in Lnbits, the transaction log will display only a resumed type of the transaction. Like this:
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-As you can see on the left side, there's a little green arrow for receiveing or red arrow for sending.
-If you click on that arrow, will popup a screen with more details about the transaction, including the message and the name attached to the payment.
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-If the sender's LN wallet support LUD-18 (nameDesc) will also insert an alias/pseudonym preceeding the comment. This is optional and only if the sender want to send that name. It can be any name and not related to real names.
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-Can I receive a comment/message to my LNURL-p QR?
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-When you create a LNURL-p, by default the comment box is not filled. That means comments are not allowed to be attached to payments.
-In order to allow comments, add the characters lenght of the box, from 1 to 250. Once you put a number there, the comment box will be displayed in the payment process. You can also edit a LNURL-p already created and add that number.
+Configure a comment that people see when paying to my LNURLp QR
+ When you create a LNURL-p, by default the comment box is not filled. That means comments are not allowed to be attached to payments.
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In order to allow comments, add the characters lenght of the box, from 1 to 250. Once you put a number there,
+ the comment box will be displayed in the payment process. You can also edit a LNURL-p already created and add that number.
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Can i deposit onchain btc to LNbits ?
-There are multiple ways to exchange sats from onchain btc to LN btc (resp. to LNbits).
-A - Via a swap service like Boltz, FixedFloat, DiamondHands or ZigZag.
-This is useful if you provide only LNURL/LN invoices from your LNbits instance, but a payer only has onchain sats so
- they will have to the swap those sats first on their side.
-The procedure is simple: user sends onchain btc to the swap service and provides the LNURL / LN invoice from LNbits as destination of the swap.
-B - Using the Onchain LNbits extension
-Keep in mind that this is a separate wallet, not the LN btc one that is represented by LNbits as "your wallet" upon your LN funding source. This onchain wallet can be used also to swap LN btc to (e.g. your hardwarewallet) by using the LNbits Boltz or Deezy extension. If you run a webshop that is linked to your LNbits for LN payments, it is very handy to regularily drain all the sats from LN into onchain. This leads to more space in your LN channels to be able to receive new fresh sats.
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-- Use Electrum or Sparrow wallet to create a new onchain wallet and save the backup seed in a safe place
-- Go to wallet information and copy the xpub
-- Go to LNbits - Onchain extension and create a new watch-only wallet with that xpub
-- Go to LNbits - Tipjar extension and create a new Tipjar. Select also the onchain option besides the LN wallet.
-- Optional - Go to LNbits - SatsPay extension and create a new charge for onchain btc. You can choose between onchain and LN or both. It will then create an invoice that can be shared.
-- Optional - If you use your LNbits linked to a Wordpress + Woocommerce page, once you create/link a watch-only wallet to your LN btc shop wallet, the customer will have both options to pay on the same screen.
+Can I deposit onchain BTC to LNbits ?
+ There are multiple ways to exchange sats from onchain btc to LN btc (resp. to LNbits).
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A - Via an external swap service
+ If the user do not have full acceess of your LNbits, is just an external user, can use swap services like Boltz, FixedFloat, DiamondHands or ZigZag.
+ This is useful if you provide only LNURL/LN invoices from your LNbits instance, but a payer only has onchain sats so
+ they will have to the swap those sats first on their side.
+ The procedure is simple: user sends onchain btc to the swap service and provides the LNURL / LN invoice from LNbits as destination of the swap.
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B - Using the Onchain LNbits extension
+ Keep in mind that this is a separate wallet, not the LN btc one that is represented by LNbits as "your wallet" upon your LN funding source.
+ This onchain wallet can be used also to swap LN btc to (e.g. your hardwarewallet) by using the LNbits Boltz or Deezy extension.
+ If you run a webshop that is linked to your LNbits for LN payments, it is very handy to regularily drain all the sats from LN into onchain.
+ This leads to more space in your LN channels to be able to receive new fresh sats.
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+ - Use Electrum or Sparrow wallet to create a new onchain wallet and save the backup seed in a safe place
+ - Go to wallet information and copy the xpub
+ - Go to LNbits - Onchain extension and create a new watch-only wallet with that xpub
+ - Go to LNbits - Tipjar extension and create a new Tipjar. Select also the onchain option besides the LN wallet.
+ - Optional - Go to LNbits - SatsPay extension and create a new charge for onchain btc.
+ You can choose between onchain and LN or both. It will then create an invoice that can be shared.
+ - Optional - If you use your LNbits linked to a Wordpress + Woocommerce page, once you create/link a watch-only wallet to your LN btc shop wallet,
+ the customer will have both options to pay on the same screen.
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+Where can I see payment details?
+ When you receive a payment in LNbits, the transaction log will display only a resumed type of the transaction.
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In your transaction overview you will find a little green arrow for received and a red arrow for sended funds.
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If you click on those arrows, a details popup shows attached messages as well as the sender´s name if given.
+Can I configure a name to the payments i make?
+ In LNbits this is currently not possible to do - but to receive. This is only possible if the sender's LN wallet supports LUD-18 (nameDesc) like e.g. Open Bitcion Wallet - OBW does. You will then see an alias/pseudonym in the details section of your LNbits transactions (click the arrows). Note that you can give any name there and it might not be related to the real sender´s name(!) if your receive such.
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+ How can I use a LNbits lndhub account in other wallet apps?
+ Open your LNbits with the account / wallet you want to use, go to "manage extensions" and activate the LNDHUB extension.
+ Then open the LNDHUB extension, choose the wallet you want to use and scan the QR code you want to use: "admin" or "invoice only", depending on the security level you want for that wallet.
+ You can use Zeus or Bluewallet as wallet apps for a lndhub account.
+ Keep in mind: if your LNbits instance is Tor only, you must use also theose apps behind Tor and open the LNbits page through your Tor .onion address.
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