Spark is now live in Blitz Wallet!
Experience a smoother and more powerful way to use Bitcoin, now with instant, self-custodial payments and no inbound liquidity required.
⚡ Simplified user experience
🌐 LNURLs
📴 Offline receiving
And that’s just the beginning.
⚠️ Heads up: If you're migrating from the old Blitz Wallet to the new Spark version, it might take a minute for the swap to occur. If it doesn't happen automatically, you can manually do it in settings.
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Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.blitzwallet
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When does offline receiving come into play?
If you receive a payment while the app is closed, Spark still works reliably without relying on push notifications to receive that payment like other self-custodial wallets. The trade-off is that it introduces a trust assumption in Spark.
Interesting. What other differences are there between this method and what ZEUS has done? It sounds like an advantage might be that there’s no 24-hour window to redeem payment.


ZEUS uses hodl invoices, which are A) somewhat unreliable and B) harmful to the Lightning Network, as they lock up channel liquidity.
Spark takes a different approach. It doesn’t use hodl invoices. Instead, when someone sends you a Lightning payment, it’s auto-swapped into Spark. Then, when you come back online, you co-sign with the Spark operator to regain full control of your funds via a combined key.
The main difference is in the trust model: ZEUS is fully non-custodial and trustless, while Spark introduces a 1-of-N trust assumption—only one honest Spark operator is needed to keep your funds secure.
Good to know. Thanks. 🤙
Kudos you guys! Y'all are doing a great job with Blitz. I'm taking notes for Coinos.