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0 sats \ 6 replies \ @flat24 16 Oct \ on: SN elects to go noncustodial on Nov. 5th - FAQ & AMA meta
Hello, I followed the steps in the guide that @supratic made. #694593 Thanks once again Everything is quite simple. Connect the LN address to receive and then use the NWC option from my Coinos.io wallet to send.
It's been left like this, which seems to be all right, however I did a test of sending a and then receiving another one and both moved in the SN Wallet My question🤔 is if I'm missing something or is it simply because I have to wait for the update to happen? @ek @k00b
🙏🤠 Thanks in advance
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0 sats \ 5 replies \ @k00b OP 16 Oct
p2p zaps are only used when:
  1. sender has too few custodial sats in SN's wallet to perform the action
  2. receiver has a receive wallet attached (and it successfully returns an invoice)
  3. the lightning payment succeeds
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0 sats \ 4 replies \ @flat24 16 Oct
Ok then I have to leave my SN wallet at 0 so that it starts deducting from the SATS that I have left in Coinos attached to SN! and when someone does a Zap for me will it go to the LN address that I have attached? I tried to do a Zap for you and it gave me an error
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0 sats \ 3 replies \ @k00b OP 16 Oct
and when someone does a Zap for me will it go to the LN address that I have attached?
Yes, if the payment succeeds.
I tried to do a Zap for you and it gave me an error
SN doesn't run your attached wallet so SN can't make sure your payment succeeds.
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0 sats \ 2 replies \ @flat24 16 Oct
Thank you for your patience and time to respond.
SN doesn't run your attached wallet.
So I configured something wrong? Or what can I do to make SN run now with my attached wallet and not use the SN wallet anymore?
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51 sats \ 1 reply \ @k00b OP 16 Oct
No you didn't configure anything wrong as far as I know. We just can't guarantee your attached wallet pays or can pay the invoices we send it because it's operated by coinos - not SN.
There's lot of reasons why a lightning payment might fail:
  • the sender's wallet didn't have enough money
  • the sender's wallet was offline or experienced an error
  • the sender's wallet couldn't find a route to sn
  • sn couldn't find a route to the receiver's wallet after the sender successfully routed the payment to SN's node
  • the receiver didn't accept the payment
All of these are mostly out of SN's control with attached wallets.
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19 sats \ 0 replies \ @flat24 17 Oct
Thank you very much my friend for your answers and your time @k00b I recharged some more to the wallet and then I was able to make my first two to other users from my attached wallet in Coinos, one payment was made immediately and the second failed, however I pressed retry and it worked instantly.
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