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Bolt Card – NFC Lightning Bitcoin Card
Tap-to-pay Bitcoin card powered by the Lightning Network ⚡
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Overview
The Bolt Card is a reusable NFC card that lets you make Lightning Bitcoin payments with a simple tap.
No app switching.
No QR scanning.
Just tap and pay.
Compatible with Lightning wallets that support the LNURLw / Bolt Card standard.
Perfect for:
- Bitcoin meetups
- cafes & merchants
- fast Lightning payments
- everyday Bitcoin usage
Simple, fast and fun to use
Shipped from Belgium
Details
What is a Bolt Card?
The Bolt Card is an NFC-enabled Lightning payment card designed for fast and seamless Bitcoin payments.
Instead of scanning QR codes, you simply tap the card against a compatible Lightning terminal or device.
The card communicates securely with your connected Lightning wallet to complete payments instantly.
Features
- NFC tap-to-pay functionality
- Lightning Network compatible
- Reusable and reloadable
- No batteries required
- Fast Bitcoin payments
- Minimal and durable design
- Works with supported Lightning wallets
Perfect for
- Lightning enthusiasts
- Bitcoin meetups
- merchants & cafés
- demos and onboarding
- everyday Bitcoin spending
A great way to introduce people to Bitcoin payments in a simple and intuitive way.
Wallet Compatibility
Compatible with wallets and services supporting:
- LNURLw
- Bolt Card protocol
Always verify compatibility with your preferred Lightning wallet before purchase.
Package Contents
- 1x Bolt Card
- Protective packaging
(Pre-linked wallet setup is not included.)
Shipping
- Ships from Belgium
- Carefully packaged
- Tracking included
Important
This product is intended for Lightning Bitcoin payments only.
Users are responsible for securely managing their connected Lightning wallets and funds.
