your wallet is suffering from high latency, I was able to zap you but it took 10+ seconds, possibly you are using the new Primal wallet which uses LightSpark's API, which can be intermittently quite slow.

Can you provide more details on what you mean by "tor connection"?

Some other users reported issues with Ameythst recently. A good test is to try multiple NWC strings from several NWC services... which it looks like you have done. If they all fail, then that is likely an issue with the application, not the NWC service...

Those of us who are predicting an extended bear market in bitcoin might be underestimating the impact of millions of normies having ETF access to bitcoin in their brokerage accounts. A huge percentage of all the wealth in the world is in American brokerage accounts.

This was our thought too, and why Rizful.com doesn't support login with nsec. Protecting money with the same code that you use to log into Nostr apps seems like a bad idea...

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Thanks. Totally understand why you want to do this. Did some reviewing.... I think it might be time for these application to step up and support Lightning addresses. Adding Keysend to Rizful will be a big project, and any big project in Bitcoin comes with risks.... Keysend was never really ratified as a Lightning standard and it's best for many reasons to encourage Lightning addresses instead of keysend.... sorry...

We need to be honest and recognize that many confused normies insist on paying with stablecoins... here is a proposal for a way that any online merchants can "accept stablecoins" but those payments always "settle in Bitcoin": https://docs.megalithic.me/rizful-tips-and-tricks/accept-crypto-on-your-website-for-free-no-kyc/

Good point. SENDING would be much safer and easier to implement. I want to study CoinOs' implementation first. I just checked the CoinOs web interface, and I don't yet see a way to send a keysend using that... so maybe it is NWC only? In that case.. can you recommend which applications that users would typically be using to send these keysend payments (presumably they have NWC support?)

Sorry, didn't respond to that yet. The issue is that Keysend really is designed to "send a payment to a lightning node". It works great with our paid service, where everyone gets their own lightning node... and also with Alby Cloud, which we recommend highly. To try to use it with a "shared node" setup like with the free version of Rizful -- I think it's just too risky.

I don’t get it

Note for users of the new Primal wallet: The new wallet denoted as "self-custodial" by Primal uses Spark. Spark is an API provided by the Los Angeles company LightSpark. ( https://www.lightspark.com/ ) LightSpark is a competitor to Megalith & Rizful, so we're generally committed to keeping our mouth shut with regard to LightSpark's overall merits. But: everyone should know that LightSpark payments over the Lightning network can have significant LATENCY...... LightSpark is doing quite a lot of complicated stuff "on top" of the Lightning network. If, for example, you were using the previous Primal wallet (provided by Strike), you might have been able to zap a user and get a confirmation of successful zap within 1 to 2 seconds. Using LightSpark's API, by contrast, our tests indicate that a zap confirmation can take upwards of 10 seconds. (TEN SECONDS!) We're bringing this up because we're seeing a lot of "I can't zap" complaints recently. If you're having problems, check your lightning address service -- if it's run by LightSpark -- in this includes many wallets marketed as "self-custodial", such as Breez, Wallet Of Satoshi, Primal, and others.... it might be that you CAN zap and zaps DO work, but that you're just not used to waiting 10 seconds for a confirmation, so you're giving up and closing out of the zap attempt early....