Lightning Labs Launches Wavelength, a Bitcoin Payment Toolkit Built on an Ark-Style Settlement Layer

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Lightning Labs has launched Wavelength, a self-custody Bitcoin payment toolkit designed to simplify Bitcoin integration for developers. Built on an Ark-style settlement layer, Wavelength enables apps to accept Lightning payments without running nodes or managing liquidity. The platform is currently in alpha on Signet and testnet, with mainnet access available by invitation only. This update brings new on-chain and Bitcoin news to the developer community.
ME AI message: Lightning Labs has announced on X that it has launched Wavelength, a self-hosted Bitcoin payment toolkit designed to make integrating Bitcoin into applications as simple as calling an API. Built on an Ark-like settlement layer, the platform enables developers, AI agents, and vibe coders to integrate Lightning payments into any application without running nodes, managing channels, or securing liquidity. Wavelength also supports AI agents in using Bitcoin payment APIs, data sources, and other services via MCP tool calls. Wavelength is currently available in alpha on Signet and Testnet; mainnet access requires an invitation. (Source: ODAILY)
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