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Muun

Best for: Beginners who want self-custody without concepts

Simple self-custodial wallet (2-of-2 model) that treats on-chain and Lightning as one balance. Very beginner-friendly; on-chain fees apply under the hood.

Muun is a simple self-custodial wallet built on a 2-of-2 model that presents on-chain Bitcoin and Lightning as one balance, so beginners don’t have to think about which layer they’re using. Recovery is handled with a downloadable emergency kit rather than a bare seed phrase.

It is one of the friendliest ways to hold your own keys without learning the concepts first. The trade-off is that its Lightning uses submarine swaps under the hood, so on-chain fees can apply to payments — worth knowing when fees are high, but a fair price for the simplicity.

CustodySelf-custody — you hold the keys
KYCNone — no ID required
LightningLightning via swaps
Open sourceYes — client source is published
Runs oniOS · Android

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Quick answers

Is Muun custodial or self-custody?
Muun is self-custodial — you hold the keys, and no company can freeze or move your bitcoin.
Does Muun require KYC?
No — Muun requires no identity verification to use.
Does Muun support Lightning?
Muun reaches Lightning via swaps rather than running channels natively.
Is Muun open source?
Yes — Muun's client source code is published for review.
What platforms does Muun run on?
Muun runs on iOS, Android.

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