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What is the Breez wallet?
Getting to grips with the wallet
Not your keys, not your bitcoins.
Save your keys
Making your first transactions with Breez
- Receive by Lightning or ID invoice: Generate an invoice and get paid.
- Receive via a Bitcoin address: Receive bitcoins with transactions on the Bitcoin main network.
- Buy Bitcoin: Breez incorporates a way of obtaining Bitcoin directly from fiat currencies.
- Paste invoice or user ID: Pay a Lightning invoice.
- Connect to pay: Create a session and invite your recipient to join the session to send them bitcoins.
- Send to BTC address: Transact on the Bitcoin main network.
The special feature of this wallet.
- Listen to podcasts: Breez is a podcast 2.0 player that lets you support the creators you love with bitcoin donations.
- A Point of Sale: Breez adapts perfectly to your business, allowing you to run a point of sale within the application. You can manage your store's inventory, receive payment from your customers and generate printable invoices for every purchase made. What's more, you can find your local currencies in the multitude of currencies supported by Breez.
- Access third-party services: Breez integrates third-party services that allow you to take more action without having to leave the wallet. These include Bitrefill, LN Markets, Wavlake, Fold, Fixed Float, The Bitcoin Company, Azteco, Boltz, Geyser, Lightsats, SMS Sats, LN.PIZZA, LNCAL.
The strength of Breez
- Connection to Bitcoin/Lightning node: Menu Preferences > Network.
- Customize transaction fees: Menu Preferences > Lightning Fees.
- Managing payment channels: Menu Preferences > Close Channels.
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This tutorial has been written by Olaniran
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