How to receive Bitcoin in Blitz Wallet

New to Bitcoin? You can get paid in seconds. Blitz Wallet lets you receive money 5 simple ways and keep it as Bitcoin or dollars, whichever you prefer.

First time?

Receiving bitcoin for the first time? Start here

Start here if you are new to receiving Bitcoin. Create your free Blitz wallet. Tap Receive. Copy your Lightning Address (you@blitzwalletapp.com). Share it with whoever pays you. Payment speed depends on the route and service availability. Keep it as Bitcoin or Dollars where supported. Details for each way are below.

Overview for beginners

Which way should you use? Pick what your sender has

You only need one wallet. Just share the address that matches how the other person wants to pay. Blitz puts the money in your wallet as Bitcoin (BTC) or dollars (USDB), your choice. USDB is digital dollars (USDB), a dollar-denominated stablecoin with issuer and redemption risks.

Method Use it when How fast Cost to you
Lightning Address
you@blitzwalletapp.com
Like an email for Bitcoin
Best for everyday payments, tips, or putting in your bio. Sender uses a wallet that supports Lightning Addresses. Usually fast
route-dependent
Route-dependent
check payment details
Lightning QR code
One-time invoice you create
You want to request an exact amount with a note. Works even if your phone is offline. Usually fast
route-dependent
Route-dependent
check payment details
Bitcoin on-chain address
Regular Bitcoin address starting with bc1...
Large amounts, or when sending from an exchange. Network-dependent
waits for confirmations
Network fee varies
depends on how busy Bitcoin is
Digital dollar address
Accumulation address for USDT/USDC
Sender only has USDT or USDC on another network like Ethereum, Solana, or Tron. You still get Bitcoin or dollars. Network-dependent
check route status
Review the current fee before confirming
Swap dollars and Bitcoin
After you receive
You got dollars but want Bitcoin for savings, or got Bitcoin but need dollars to spend. Route-dependent Current fee shown
before confirming
Step-by-step for beginners

How to receive Bitcoin in 6 easy steps

No technical knowledge needed — just follow what to tap.

Create your Blitz wallet

Download Blitz for iOS, Android, or Web. Write your 12-word recovery phrase on paper and store it safely. The phrase derives wallet keys. Blitz does not store the phrase; enter it only in a verified restore or recovery flow.

Share your Lightning Address

Share your Lightning address anywhere to receive payments from compatible Lightning wallets.

Request an exact amount with a QR

Create an invoice with an amount and an optional note, then show the QR code. The sender scans it to pay instantly.

Use a regular Bitcoin address

For exchange withdrawals or large transfers, use an on-chain address beginning with bc1.... Confirmation time and network fees depend on current Bitcoin network conditions.

Get paid in USDT / USDC

Create an accumulation address for USDT or USDC, and share it with the correct network. Blitz supports Arbitrum, Base, BNB Chain, Ethereum, Optimism, Plasma, Polygon, Solana, and Tron.

Keep as dollars or Bitcoin

Move between BTC and Dollars after reviewing the current quote, route, and fee.

You control your money

Self-custody: only your 12-word phrase can move funds. Blitz never has access. How it works.

One wallet, two views

View as BTC or USDB. USDB is a dollar-denominated stablecoin. Supported networks and routes can change; check the current payment details in the app.

Beginner examples

Which option fits you? Real examples

All of these put money in the same Blitz wallet. You just pick the simplest one for your sender.

Lightning Address

Add username@blitzwalletapp.com to your bio, invoices, or tip page so anyone with a Lightning wallet can choose an amount and pay. The address uses your Blitz username and also powers blitzwalletapp.com/u/yourname.

Spark or Lightning QR code

For an exact in-person request, choose create invoice, enter the amount and a note, then show the QR code. Shops can use Blitz Point of Sale to add a logo and display prices in local currency.

Regular Bitcoin address (on-chain)

Use this for an exchange withdrawal or a larger transfer. Copy your address beginning with bc1..., and follow its status in Blitz while the network confirms it.

Digital dollars: USDT and USDC

When the sender has USDT or USDC, create an accumulation address for their network and choose whether to receive BTC or USDB. Blitz supports Arbitrum, Base, BNB Chain, Ethereum, Optimism, Plasma, Polygon, Solana, and Tron.

Swap between dollars and Bitcoin

Use our swap feature when you receive dollars but want to save in Bitcoin, or receive Bitcoin but need stable spending money. Choose a direction and review the displayed rate and fee before confirming.

Blitz contact

When both people use Blitz, add the recipient as a contact, choose their name, and send or requset without an address or QR code. Contact payments, and they appear alongside every other payment in the same wallet.

FAQ

Common questions

How do I receive bitcoin for the first time?

Create a free Blitz wallet and save your 12 words. Tap Receive, copy your Lightning Address (you@blitzwalletapp.com), and share it with the sender. Payment speed depends on the route and service availability. Keep the balance as Bitcoin or USDB where supported. New to backups? What 12 words mean.

My sender only has USDT on Tron. Can they still pay me?

Yes. In Blitz create a Tron digital dollar address (accumulation address) and choose to auto-convert to Bitcoin or keep as dollars. Give that address to the sender. They send USDT on Tron, and it shows up in Blitz as the Bitcoin or dollars you chose. The same works for USDT or USDC on 8 other networks: Arbitrum, Base, BNB Chain, Ethereum, Optimism, Plasma, Polygon, and Solana. Learn about accumulation addresses.

What is the difference between Lightning, Spark, and on-chain?

Lightning and Spark support fast payments. Think of them as routes for everyday payments. Speed and fees vary by route. On-chain is a regular Bitcoin transfer on the main Bitcoin network. Think of it like a bank wire. Confirmation time depends on network conditions and the fee you choose. Check the estimate in your wallet before sending.

Should I receive in Bitcoin (BTC) or dollars (USDB)?

Choose BTC or USDB based on how you want to receive and use funds. Bitcoin's price changes; USDB is a dollar-denominated stablecoin with issuer, redemption, and network risks. Review the current quote, route, and fee before confirming a swap. What is USDB? USDB is a dollar-denominated stablecoin. Stablecoins have issuer, redemption, and network risks.

Is this safe? Who controls my money?

Blitz is self-custodial, which means only your 12-word recovery phrase can move your money. Blitz never has access to your funds. Keep those 12 words written on paper and never share them. If you lose your phone, you can use them to recover your wallet by downloading blitz again.

Ready to receive your first payment?

Create your Blitz Wallet, copy your Address, and share it with anyone.