The simplest way to send and receive bitcoin over Lightning. Pick a name, get your Lightning address, and you're ready: no setup, no settings to learn. - Your own Lightning address that receives even while your phone is off - Pay any Lightning invoice or address by scanning a QR code - A recovery phrase that stays on your phone Your bitcoin is kept by a Lightning service (mint.lnurlcash.com), like cash in your pocket: keep amounts small.
First release: Oct 27, 2026, 2 total releases.
Most recent release: Oct 27, 2026.
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Releases
- Oct 27, 2026 0.3.0On White Wallet v0.3.0. ### Added - The app says that it is a beta: a badge beside its name at setup and on the wallet, and a sentence on what that means at setup and in About.
- Oct 27, 2026 0.2.0On White Wallet v0.2.0. ### Added - A new look: the Spark design, a mark that comes to life, and a new slogan. - An animation when a payment comes in, and a celebration when one goes out. - Setup spells out the whole Lightning Address below the name. - History shows an icon for each kind of entry, marks what the wallet did by itself, and shows fees the Lightning service pays back. - A Lightning service that presents a different signing key can be used again after a warning.
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### Fixed - Lightning Addresses on other services whose invoices carry no or another description hash can be paid. - Nothing is paid through a Lightning service that presents a different signing key than the one remembered. - Money in a payment whose answer never came back is out of the balance until the service has settled it. - A note handed out as a link shows as taken in History once it is claimed. - A dropped payment to a user on the same service is no longer shown as paid.