Azteco Now Offering Lightning Network Vouchers

Azteco Now Offering Lightning Network Vouchers

Azteco now allows users to redeem bitcoin vouchers over the Lightning Network for improved efficiency and reduced fees.Bitcoin voucher platform Azteco has announced the launch of Lightning Network vouchers, allowing users to redeem their Azteco vouchers over the second layer network for improved efficiency and reduced fees.“You can now redeem your Azteco Voucher over Lightning,” wrote Azteco lead Beautyon in an announcement post. “Depending on what the network conditions are, if you choose to have your bitcoin on chain, you will be charged a network fee, that can be anything from under a....


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