What is BTC Pay?

BTC Pay is your handy Bitnomi wallet, designed to send and receive Bitcoin quickly and at low fees. It's perfect for smaller transfers, daily spending, or anything you need to pay for often. Plus, it uses the Lightning Network, so your transactions are faster than standard Bitcoin transfers.

What can I do with BTC Pay for?

With BTC Pay, you can:

• Send Bitcoin really fast

• Receive Bitcoin using the Lightning Network

• Make smaller or frequent payments

• Check out your recent transactions with ease

How do I open BTC Pay?

Getting into BTC Pay is easy:

1. Head to the Bitnomi home page.

2. Look for the BTC Pay balance card.

3. Tap that card, and you’ll be in your BTC Pay wallet in no time!

What can I see in BTC Pay?

When you open your BTC Pay wallet, you can check out:

• Your current balance

• The latest five transactions you've made

• Details about each transaction, like how much it was, its status, and the date

Which Bitcoin unit is shown?

Your BTC Pay balance is shown in SAT (Satoshi) by default. A SAT is the smallest unit of Bitcoin.
You can change the display unit at any time:

How do I change the Bitcoin unit?

1. Tap More in the bottom-right corner of the navigation bar.

2. Select Settings.

3. Select Bitcoin unit.

4. Select the preferred BTC unit.

5. Click on Update unit to update the unit.

6. The selected Bitcoin unit should be applied as the universal display unit across the app, including:

   • Wallet pages

   • Transaction history

   • Transaction flows

Changing the unit only changes how your balance is displayed. It does not change the amount of Bitcoin you own.

How can I add Bitcoin to BTC Pay?

You can add Bitcoin to BTC Pay by:

• Buying Bitcoin through Bitnomi

• Receiving Bitcoin through the Lightning Network

• Receiving Bitcoin through the Spark network, where supported

For step-by-step instructions, see:

• How do I add Bitcoin to my BTC Pay wallet?

• How do I receive Bitcoin through the Lightning Network?

• How do I receive Bitcoin through the Spark network?