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Last updated 18 days ago

Which apps already support NWC?

You’ll find a growing list of NWC-enabled apps from a wide range of categories—including AI tools, education platforms, fintech services, messaging apps, social media, content platforms, tipping bots, and more. The ecosystem is expanding quickly, with new integrations happening all the time.

Which wallets already support NWC?

You can find a list of NWC-compatible wallets . It includes options across web, mobile, and desktop platforms. You can even connect your own lightning node at home to any app that supports NWC, giving you full control and flexibility.

Do end-users need a Nostr key to send or receive payments?

No, end-users don’t need a Nostr key or even be aware that Nostr is involved. Wallets and apps handle all the communication behind the scenes via NWC relays, making the experience seamless for users.

How much does it cost to transact via NWC?

NWC is a free and open protocol—there are no licensing fees or vendor lock-ins to implement or use it. You can integrate it freely into your apps without paying anyone. Transactions sent over the lightning network do incur the usual routing fees, just like any standard lightning payment.

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