Choose your vanity name
Pick the memorable address you want people to know, such as alice@lightstrike.me.
Think of it like a vanity plate for Lightning. Your wallet provides the destination — you choose the memorable name everyone sees and shares.
Free during the private beta. LightStrike never holds your Bitcoin.
Pick the memorable address you want people to know, such as alice@lightstrike.me.
Connect a working Lightning Address from a wallet or service you already use.
Give people your LightStrike address. Change the destination later without changing the name you share.
For the private beta, you need an existing Lightning Address from a compatible wallet or provider. That provider address remains the payment destination. LightStrike gives you the memorable vanity Lightning Address you share publicly.
LightStrike does not need your seed phrase, private keys, NWC connection secret, wallet backup, or permission to spend your funds. We only need the public Lightning Address where you want payments delivered.
These providers currently offer Lightning Addresses. Open one, get your address, then return here and use it as your destination.
Provider availability and features can vary by region and can change over time. LightStrike is not affiliated with or endorsed by these providers.
Choose the vanity name people will use, then tell us which existing Lightning Address should receive the payments. We'll verify the destination before accepting the request.
If you move to another compatible Lightning wallet or provider, the vanity Lightning Address you have already shared does not have to change. During the beta, contact the LightStrike administrator to change the underlying destination. The new destination should be verified before the change is made.
No. LightStrike maintains the routing information needed to connect your LightStrike name to the Lightning destination you choose. Payments are delivered through that destination; LightStrike does not keep a customer balance or custody your sats.
The beta stores the information needed to operate your address, including your requested LightStrike name, destination Lightning Address, contact email, optional display name, and address status.
No. LightStrike operates a central name directory so it can map your public LightStrike name to your chosen destination and let that destination change later. We aim to collect only the information needed to operate the service.
Never provide a seed phrase, private key, wallet backup, or NWC connection secret. The beta only needs your public Lightning Address.