Quote from: _act_ on April 29, 2024, 08:28:44 AM

Quote from: Suman1 on April 29, 2024, 07:40:28 AM

What about the other Dapp wallets like Trust Wallet, Bitget Wallet etc? I often utilise Bitget Wallet as my first preference and undoubtedly it has added a few exceptional features that others haven't, it supports Future trading, deposits via the P2P method, a launchpad for other projects, Swap with a limit option, NFTs, minting, sources of multiple DApps at one place etc.

Trustwallet and Bitget wallet are not bitcoin lightning wallet. They support bitcoin but it is better you use good wallet that are not close source but open source for bitcoin. There are many bitcoin wallets that are open source. Electrum, Passport, Trezor, Sparrow, Bluewallet, Unstoppable, Green and many other wallets are bitcoin wallets.

I found out some weeks ago that bitget wallet is having lightning network. The wallet is noncustodial with very poor onchain fee estimation. I can not tell anyone to use the wallet because the fee is not customizable and the low fee estimation on the wallet is more than the highest fee displayed on mempool for fast confirmation. You know you need onchain fee to open and close a channel. But the main reason I will not be including the wallet on the list is because it is close source. If the wallet is open source, I would have included it when I saw it.

Quote from: un_rank on Today at 07:45:03 AM

I know that Electrum and bluewallet has a desktop version. You can see the link to all the electrum versions in the first post.

If you want to use Bluewallet, you need to provide your node address. Bluewallet is not having Linux and Windows apps but it has macOS app.

Quote from: Blackbacked on Today at 03:03:11 AM

Any desktop wallets?

Electrum is not newbie friendly for lightning network, but the developers are improving it in updates. It is a good wallet that you can go for.

I think I can get the images for this thread if you do not understand how to use lightning network on Ekectrum. It is a guide.