🔀Deposit & Withdraw

Users can deposit and/or withdraw assets from Lightning Network, Bitcoin Mainnet, or other Blockchain Mainnet to Lnfi.

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Deposit to Lnfi

Deposit to Lnfi from Lightning Network

Depositing assets on Lnfi works slightly differently from other blockchains.

Since Lnfi is built on the Lightning Network, the receiver must generate a Lightning invoice to receive Bitcoin, Satoshis, or Taproot Assets from the sender.

In this deposit scenario, we use OKX wallet as an example. Your Nostr address on Lnfi functions as the receiver, while your OKX account serves as the sender.

To complete the deposit, you must generate a Lightning invoice using your Nostr address on Lnfi and provide it to your OKX account for payment.

Here’s how to generate a Lightning invoice on Lnfi:

1. Go to Lnfi Asset Dashboard, tap on [Deposit].

1. Select the [Receive Token] type and input the [Amount] to receive, then tap on [Create Invoice].

Currently only SATS is supported. SATS is the minimum unit of BTC, 100 million SATS=1 BTC. It is essentially BTC, not BRC20 SATS.

1. Copy the Invoice ID. (starts with Inbc....)

1. Head over to your OKX account. Go to Funding > Withdrawal. Select [BTC]

1. For On-chain withdrawal, select [Lightning] for Network.

1. Paste the copied Lightning Invoice ID. If you have sufficient amount of the [Receive Token], you can proceed to complete the deposit by tapping on [Next].

1. Once completed, the [Receive Token] will be credited to your Nostr address. The process should be nearly instantaneous, thanks to the Lightning Network's unique capability for fast transactions.

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Deposit to Lnfi from Blockchain Mainnets

Go to mainnet.lnfi.network, select Deposit.

Select the Deposit Asset.

Select Deposit from Blockchain Mainnets and input the desired deposit amount.

Tap on Submit to proceed.

Ensure you select the correct Blockchain Mainnet and Deposit Asset. After verifying, tap Deposit to continue.

Once successful, you will be notified. You can check the transaction details by tapping on View on explorer.

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Withdraw from Lnfi

Withdraw from Lnfi from Lightning Network

Withdrawing assets from Lnfi works slightly differently compared to other blockchains.

Since Lnfi is built on the Lightning Network, the receiver must provide a Lightning invoice to receive Bitcoin, Satoshis, or Taproot Assets from the sender.

In this withdrawal scenario, we use OKX wallet as an example. Your OKX account functions as the receiver, while your Nostr address on Lnfi serves as the sender. To complete the withdrawal, you’ll need to generate a Lightning invoice from your OKX account and provide it to your Nostr address on Lnfi for payment.

Here’s how to generate a Lightning invoice on OKX:

1. Go to OKX > Funding > Deposit.

2. Select [BTC] for the deposit, and select [Lightning] for the network.

1. Input the [Deposit amount] and tap on [Create Invoice]

Currently only Bitcoin is supported. Note that BTC will be display in SATS on Lnfi. SATS is the minimum unit of BTC, 100 million SATS=1 BTC. SATS is essentially BTC, not BRC20 SATS.

1. A Lightning Invoice will be generated. Tap on [Copy] to copy the Invoice ID.

1. Head over to Lnfi > Assets > select [Withdraw]

1. Paste the Invoice ID

1. Check the Send Amount. Once confirmed, tap on [Withdraw]

1. Once completed, the [Receive Token] will be credited to your OKX account. The process should be nearly instantaneous, thanks to the Lightning Network's unique capability for fast transactions.

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Withdraw from Lnfi to Blockchain Mainnets

Go to mainnet.lnfi.network, select Withdraw.

Select the Withdraw Asset and select Blockchain Mainnets

Input the desired withdrawal amount, and tap on Submit to proceed.

Ensure you select the correct Blockchain Mainnet and Withdraw Asset. After verifying, tap Submit to continue.

Once successful, you will be notified. You can check the transaction details on Lnfi explorer.