Update: P.I.M.P. Services now supports an x402 Lightning testnet endpoint alongside the existing L402 endpoint.
Our public end-to-end test passed: HTTP 402 → Lightning payment → verified BTC RSI14 data (1-hour candles, LNMarkets source).
Price: 25 testnet sats per x402 request, plus routing fees. Our test paid 1.1 sats in routing fees. L402 retains its separate reusable-access model.
I’m looking for independent testers with a Bitcoin testnet LND node and a payable Lightning route. Can you complete a purchase using the published Python client and instructions? Where does the setup get confusing?
Update: P.I.M.P. Services now supports an x402 Lightning testnet endpoint alongside the existing L402 endpoint.
Our public end-to-end test passed: HTTP 402 → Lightning payment → verified BTC RSI14 data (1-hour candles, LNMarkets source).
Price: 25 testnet sats per x402 request, plus routing fees. Our test paid 1.1 sats in routing fees. L402 retains its separate reusable-access model.
I’m looking for independent testers with a Bitcoin testnet LND node and a payable Lightning route. Can you complete a purchase using the published Python client and instructions? Where does the setup get confusing?
Guide and client download:
https://andyzyklisch.de/en/pimp#x402
This is an experimental testnet implementation. Compatibility with arbitrary x402 clients has not been verified. No mainnet payments.
Please share your result or error message, but never credentials, preimages or client state files.