Crypto currency exchange and wallet provider Zebpay announced that it provides lightning Network payments for all users. The best part of the news? Zebpay claims he will pay for the lightning from his wallet.
Progress in the Lightning Network
Although ediy still very experimental asyon, the Lightning Network is growing rapidly and integration into main services continues. Malta-based Zebpay said in a statement that the stock exchange, which was once India's largest exchange of crypto currency, indicates that LN payments were first accepted by a large stock market.
Worldwide customers using Web, iOS and Android applications can now use BTC wallet balances to perform lightning transactions. Zebpay argues that users can do the following:
You can buy almost everything in milliseconds by defining the store, copying or scanning the product or service, and completing the payment.
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Lightning Network payments are significantly lower than standard Bitcoin payments, but users won't have to pay them. In accordance with the 'Free Encryption' task notification:
Zebpay took charge of all the lightning transactions from his wallet
Of course this is not unlimited. Users can trade from 1 satoshi per day up to 0.001 BTC (approximately $ 4 in current rates). Although this may seem a small amount, LN is still in the testing phase and is not recommended for larger payouts. Current use cases are also largely directed to micro processes within this boundary.
Zebpay also declares “Zero Paid Trade Ücret on the stock market side of its business. According to the CEO, Ajeet Khurana:
We believe that crypto coins empower investors and allow anyone to control their own financial destiny. By offering zero paid trade, we are moving forward with our mission to save the crypto from the hints of buying and selling and to reduce the difficulty of getting used to anyone new to crypto.
After launching in 2014, Zebpay became the biggest crypto currency exchange in India. Following the crypto-money ban law of the Central Bank of India, last year trading in a crypto-friendly country in Malta and in a headquarters in Singapore was ceased.
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