Although I didn't use that, from what I know BlueWallet (for Android or iOS) has the option to create a "Lightning wallet" (a custodial service!) you can top up on-chain and then pay from that one.
This could help OP get a better control over what's happening. And it's one more option to the list.
Topic: Can I change Lightning invoice to pay with regular Bitcoin (on-chain)? (Read 106 times)
February 24, 2022, 04:37:58 AM
February 23, 2022, 06:20:09 PM
Thanks. I was trying to avoid losing control of my keys and have third-party risk.
It looks like Exodus mobile wallet makes it really easy to move funds to and from Lightning via the Wallet of Satoshi.
It looks like Exodus mobile wallet makes it really easy to move funds to and from Lightning via the Wallet of Satoshi.
February 23, 2022, 05:25:07 PM
Is there a way I can convert the BTC Pay Lightning invoice to regular Bitcoin, so I can just send the payment with fiddling around or giving my keys to someone else?
You can use third-party services like Boltz, Lightning Conductor, ZigZag for that. They can pay any Lightning invoice if you pay them via an on-chain transaction. All of these services charge a small fee and they are not instantaneous as your transaction needs to be confirmed first.
February 23, 2022, 03:40:14 PM
I am trying to pay for my Internet bill in El Salvador on https://sv.mipagoclaro.com/#/.
The problem is they only accept Lightning. I control my keys and have not been able to set up a Lightning node through the Core client.
I believe my options to be:
1. Setup a Lightning node and add liquidity, connect with others
2. Install a 3rd party program, but which one allows me to control my keys?
3. Pay someone I know in Bitcoin to their Chivo wallet and have her pay for me
4. Use the SWIFT network
or
Is there a way I can convert the BTC Pay Lightning invoice to regular Bitcoin, so I can just send the payment with fiddling around or giving my keys to someone else?
Thank you.
The problem is they only accept Lightning. I control my keys and have not been able to set up a Lightning node through the Core client.
I believe my options to be:
1. Setup a Lightning node and add liquidity, connect with others
2. Install a 3rd party program, but which one allows me to control my keys?
3. Pay someone I know in Bitcoin to their Chivo wallet and have her pay for me
4. Use the SWIFT network
or
Is there a way I can convert the BTC Pay Lightning invoice to regular Bitcoin, so I can just send the payment with fiddling around or giving my keys to someone else?
Thank you.
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