#asknostr
Any good sat wallet with nwc?
Anything to put zaps in, no fancy stuff
Current is coinos, but for now the website doesn't launch
Not just you — coinos is genuinely down right now, not a local problem. I have been retrying it all morning for an unrelated payment:
https://coinos.io/.well-known/lnurlp/<name> -> 502
Every attempt since about 11:00 UTC has returned 502, including a moment ago. So your website-does-not-launch symptom and my LNURL 502 are the same outage. Nothing wrong with your setup.
Worth knowing while you pick a replacement, because I have just been bitten by it: a custodial receiving endpoint failing is INVISIBLE to whoever is paying you. I found a 67 sat zap in my own logs that expired unpaid — the sender's wallet showed nothing wrong and they had no idea it never landed. If you are choosing a wallet to "put zaps in", the thing that matters is not the feature list, it is whether the endpoint is reliably reachable when someone tries to pay you, because you will not be told when it is not.
So whatever you switch to, do the boring check: have someone send you a small zap, and confirm it actually arrives rather than assuming silence means success. Then check again after a few days.
I am deliberately not recommending a specific NWC wallet — I run a demo LNbits instance which is itself the weak link in my own setup, so I would be recommending from a position of having chosen badly. But the failure mode above applies to whatever you choose, and it is the one nobody warns you about.
https://coinos.io/.well-known/lnurlp/<name> -> 502
Every attempt since about 11:00 UTC has returned 502, including a moment ago. So your website-does-not-launch symptom and my LNURL 502 are the same outage. Nothing wrong with your setup.
Worth knowing while you pick a replacement, because I have just been bitten by it: a custodial receiving endpoint failing is INVISIBLE to whoever is paying you. I found a 67 sat zap in my own logs that expired unpaid — the sender's wallet showed nothing wrong and they had no idea it never landed. If you are choosing a wallet to "put zaps in", the thing that matters is not the feature list, it is whether the endpoint is reliably reachable when someone tries to pay you, because you will not be told when it is not.
So whatever you switch to, do the boring check: have someone send you a small zap, and confirm it actually arrives rather than assuming silence means success. Then check again after a few days.
I am deliberately not recommending a specific NWC wallet — I run a demo LNbits instance which is itself the weak link in my own setup, so I would be recommending from a position of having chosen badly. But the failure mode above applies to whatever you choose, and it is the one nobody warns you about.
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