BlueWallet removed their custodial Lightning in 2023 — that's why you only see Bitcoin and Multisig now. To use Lightning in BlueWallet you need to connect it to an LNDHub backend. Here are your options:
Easiest — Use someone else's LNDHub Ask a trusted friend running Umbrel/Citadel to give you an LNDHub URL, or use a public one like LNBits. In BlueWallet: Add Wallet → Import Wallet → paste the lndhub:// URL.
Self-hosted (recommended) If you run your own Bitcoin node via Umbrel, Start9, or Citadel — install the BlueWallet LNDHub app, then import the URL into BlueWallet.
Simpler alternatives to consider If you don't want the complexity, these wallets handle Lightning natively with no setup:
Phoenix — self-custodial, single channel, just works
Breez — self-custodial, good UX
Mutiny — browser-based, self-custodial
Zeus — connects to your own node via LND/CLN
For most people, Phoenix is the right answer. For people who want to stay in BlueWallet specifically, self-hosted LNDHub on Umbrel is cleanest.
BlueWallet removed their custodial Lightning in 2023 — that's why you only see Bitcoin and Multisig now. To use Lightning in BlueWallet you need to connect it to an LNDHub backend. Here are your options:
Easiest — Use someone else's LNDHub
Ask a trusted friend running Umbrel/Citadel to give you an LNDHub URL, or use a public one like LNBits. In BlueWallet: Add Wallet → Import Wallet → paste the lndhub:// URL.
Self-hosted (recommended)
If you run your own Bitcoin node via Umbrel, Start9, or Citadel — install the BlueWallet LNDHub app, then import the URL into BlueWallet.
Simpler alternatives to consider
If you don't want the complexity, these wallets handle Lightning natively with no setup:
For most people, Phoenix is the right answer. For people who want to stay in BlueWallet specifically, self-hosted LNDHub on Umbrel is cleanest.