📝 Summary: The LSPSpec group has created two specifications for Lightning Service Providers to ensure interoperability between Lightning wallets and LSPs. ZmnSCPxj suggests that a common open specification for LSPs could protect client data and allow for provider switching. Wallet implementors should consider implementing client-side interfaces for LSPS specifications, with LSPS0 using a single BOLT8 message ID for all communications.
📅 Messages Date Range: 2023-05-05 to 2023-05-07
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✉️ Message by Severin Bühler on 05/05/2023:
The LSPSpec group has developed two mature specifications for Lightning Service Providers to create interoperability between Lightning wallets and LSPs.
The LSPSpec group has developed two mature specifications for Lightning Service Providers to create interoperability between Lightning wallets and LSPs.
✉️ Message by ZmnSCPxj on 07/05/2023:
A common open specification for Lightning Service Providers (LSPs) could allow clients to switch between providers and protect their data from potential leaks or breaches. Wallet implementors should consider implementing client-side interfaces for LSPS specifications. LSPS0 uses a single BOLT8 message ID for all LSP communications.
A common open specification for Lightning Service Providers (LSPs) could allow clients to switch between providers and protect their data from potential leaks or breaches. Wallet implementors should consider implementing client-side interfaces for LSPS specifications. LSPS0 uses a single BOLT8 message ID for all LSP communications.