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# Nsindika ntya ssente za bitcoin nga nkozesa Lightning Network ne Blink?

Okusindika bitcoin ng'okozesa Lightning Network ne Blink, olina eby'okulonako bibiri:

**Eky'okulonda 1:** Bw'oba oli kumpi n'oyo gwosindikira ssente, osobola okunyiga ku "Scan QR Code" ku lutimbe olusokerwaako olwa app n'osika yinivoyisi y'oyo afuna eya Lightning.

**Eky'okulonda 2:** Nywa ku "Send" ku lutimbe olusookerwako olwa app era oteeke yinivoyisi ya Lightning, erinnya ly'omukozesa erya Blink, oba LNURL y'aweebwa. Singa yinivoyisi gye wafuna okuva eri aweebwa eba ya dda ssente eziragiddwa, teweetaaga kwongerako ssente. Naye singa ssente tezirambikiddwa, osobola okugattako ssente z’oyagala okusindika mu kifo ekiragiddwa.


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