Bitwage Processes World’s First Bitcoin Payroll On Lightning

Bitwage Processes World’s First Bitcoin Payroll On Lightning

The bitcoin payroll company teamed up with Voltage and ACINQ to process the world’s first Lightning payroll.Bitwage has processed the world’s first Lightning payroll. The company processed a salary payment entirely on the Lightning Network, Bitcoin’s layer 2 scaling solution for fast and cheap bitcoin payments.“Bitcoin’s Lightning Network promises the ability to enable global, instant payments for almost no fees,” Bitwage said in a statement sent to Bitcoin Magazine. “Our vision for Lightning payroll is one where any user can add the wallet of their choice, get paid their salary, and....


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