Bitcoin payment network

Small payments.
Open global rails.

The Lightning Network moves bitcoin through payment channels built above the Bitcoin base layer. WordFinance uses open Lightning standards for wallet access, merchant integrations and practical education.

Understand the trade-offs. Lightning payments can be fast and low-cost, but routing, liquidity, channel management and service availability still matter. Bitcoin is volatile and payments may be irreversible.

Where Lightning fits.

WordFinance treats Lightning as an interoperable payment network, separate from Solana and Pixcoin.

B11

BOLT11 invoices

Scan or paste an invoice containing the destination, amount and payment conditions.

LN

Lightning Address

Human-readable addresses can resolve to invoices through LNURL-pay over HTTPS.

API

Merchant checkout

Approved merchants can request Lightning charges through the WordFinance Pay API.

One ecosystem, distinct networks.

Bitcoin Lightning and Pixcoin solve different problems and must never be presented as the same asset or settlement rail.

NetworkAssetPrimary roleSettlement model
Bitcoin LightningBTC / satoshisFast bitcoin paymentsPayment channels anchored to Bitcoin
Bitcoin base layerBTC / satoshisOn-chain transfer and final settlementBitcoin blockchain
SolanaSOL, USDC, PIXC and other tokensPrograms and token transfersSolana public blockchain

Build with open standards.

Integrations should validate invoice amounts, HTTPS callbacks, timeouts and final payment state on the server. Never trust a browser callback alone as proof of payment.

Explore the integration surface.

Use the developer hub for wallet, Lightning Address, LNURL-pay and merchant-payment resources.

Open developer hub