Lightning Labs said in a post on X that it has launched Wavelength, a self-custodial Bitcoin payments toolkit built to make integrating Bitcoin into applications feel as simple as calling an API. The platform is built on an Ark-like settlement layer and is designed for developers, AI agents, and so-called vibe coders who want to add Lightning payments to any app without running a node, managing channels, or sourcing liquidity. It also supports MCP tool calls, allowing AI agents to use Bitcoin payment APIs, data sources, and other services through the platform. Wavelength is currently available in alpha on signet and testnet, while access to mainnet remains invite-only. The announcement outlines a product aimed at lowering the technical overhead tied to Lightning integration, particularly for builders seeking a lighter setup for app-level Bitcoin payments and service connections.
Lightning Labs said in a post on X that it has launched Wavelength, a self-custodial Bitcoin payments toolkit designed to make integrating Bitcoin into applications as simple as calling an API.
According to the announcement, Wavelength is built on an Ark-like settlement layer. It lets developers, AI agents, and vibe coders add Lightning payments to any application without running a node, managing channels, or obtaining liquidity.
The platform also supports MCP tool calls, allowing AI agents to use Bitcoin payment APIs, data sources, and other services.
Wavelength is currently available in alpha on signet and testnet. Mainnet access is invite-only.
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