I took a look at Manna Bitcoin Wallet, and my first impression is that it’s somehow a simple Bitcoin wallet built for people who just want Bitcoin to work without a lot of complexity.
The interface feels clean and beginner-friendly also. It's self-custodial, and You can send and receive Bitcoin easily, and it supports Lightning payments.
What’s interesting is that it also includes tools that could be helpful for merchants, like basic point-of-sale functionality and the ability to manage multiple wallets. That makes it feel like it’s trying to serve both everyday users and small businesses.
That said, the project still seems pretty early. It doesn’t yet have the same track record or community size as more established Bitcoin wallets, so it’s probably wise to experiment with small amounts first.
Overall, Manna Bitcoin Wallet feels like a promising, lightweight Bitcoin wallet. It’s simple, practical, and focused on real usage, but it’s still young and growing.
When you say it's self-custody, are you referring to on-chain Bitcoin, or also Lightning Network Bitcoin?
I'm testing a few numbers of wallets, and just noticed this one is Bitcoin-only also.
Somehow it actually works like this :
The self custody wallet is L-BTC. When you send or receive via Lightning, it does an atomic swap. You send L-BTC to Boltz, and Boltz sends the Lightning payment atomically.
Thank you very much for the explanation.