Aqua wallet from Jan3, supporting Bitcoin on-chain, Lightning Network, and Liquid, as second layer, as well as USDT on Liquid, might be a good alternative wallet for such requirements.

It isn't a native LN wallet, but it uses atomic swaps between Liquid and LN to do Lightning transactions through its Boltz integration, which allows for cheaper fees than managing LN channels.

I think that by combining Phoenix with Aqua could be a good solution to handle most LN needs at lower fees.

Looks like I need to jump on the Phoenix bandwagon!

Very thorough results, thank you for testing, documenting, and sharing it! We hope to improve Mutiny a lot for next year's tests.

(minor note, Mutiny does have 12 word backups, not 24)

Thank you Anita for all that you do. It’s incredible and is doing so much for humanity.

Phoenix and wallet of Satoshi are best here in India even in extreme locations. I personally tested both in far off regions, almost in every corner of my country and they work quite well. Hardly 2 to 10 Seconds for sending and recieving. The reliability is top notch.

Interesting tests ! It's a shame that Breez has not be tested though, as it's IMO the second best just behind Phoenix.

Thanks for the article Anita. Test in the ground are very useful and enlightening

Thank you for the work you are continuing around the World, Much Aloha, Richie

Thanks for the update! I'm a big fan of your work, as are many others here, it seems!!!

Good testing/review!....enjoyed it more than you enjoyed the scorching heat ants I'm sure!

"Conversely, permitting the seed phrase to be copied to the device’s clipboard for convenience may compromise the security of the funds. Uninformed users and newbies might copy it, send their seed per email to themselves, store it as a screenshot or in a Word document. I have seen it all. Convenience is the enemy of security."

I like to copy the seed and save it in my password manager. After, I immediately clear my clipboard. I have never lost a single sat from this backup method. It's a hot wallet and not cold storage. What do you think? @TonyGiorgio

Agree with more coin control features. It was recently pointed out to me that blue wallet has some coin control.

I'd like to see this comparison with larger channels.

Still, interesting to see your perspective on LN and the problems with low internet band width.

Thank you for this, Anita! While I was worried about ETFs you were working on important stuff.

Excelente post.

Coinos could be a custodial option to try next time.

Cheers

Thanks for a very thorough and interesting test @anita !

What was the reason for not including Breez wallet, because I remember you did test it last year? Anyway, keep up the great work and I'll keep supporting our through @geyserfund !

Great review Anita! Your dedication is admirable.

“Coin control is going to be more and more important as transaction fees are rising. We need Bitcoin mobile wallets allowing us to do coin control and choose different UTXOs for a transaction. Sadly, none of the tested wallets allows that. This limitation impacts users’ ability to manage transaction costs effectively. While Green does offer coin control, it’s only available in their desktop version, not on mobile.”

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Great read! Nothing like testing in the real world! Zeus has some work to do.