WavespaceBitcoin neobank serving the Eurozone, has announced that MiCA is following its ‘self-sustaining’ debit card. The young fintech company is at the cutting edge of Bitcoin payment technology in Europe, supported by the Lightning Network, and auto DCA to protect itself.
Bank cards in the Bitcoin industry and many cryptos have been working by loading accounts held in bitcoin or stablecoins. The pre-opening process was often chained, time-consuming to set up and required manual input from the user to send from self-storage bags or cold storage. If the card has already run out of funds, the payment will not be processed.
Wavespace’s self-sustaining card solves these problems with a proprietary Bitcoin technology called Nostr Wallet Connect, or NWC for short. This protocol, written in Image of NIP-47allows users to connect services like this debit card to an automated Lightning node. The user sets a minimum amount, say $200 and each time the user uses the card through the VISA network, Wavespace pulls the user’s wallet to top up the card. This reduces the risk of the exchange and increases the possibility of using the products and removes the difficulty to spend bitcoins.
NWC is a technology developed by a Our ecosystema high-profile segment within the Bitcoin industry that originates from social media and other communication channels.
The Wavespace Neobank
As a high-end neobank, Wavespace provides users with a personal IBAN account, to which they can send fiat, to buy Bitcoin. Their automatic DCA service can be set up to withdraw bitcoin when you make a purchase from a designated Bitcoin address.
The company is MiCA agreesand making it one of the few remaining Bitcoin exchanges in Europe, as complex crypto regulations came online.
In terms of privacy, the deep integration of Wavespace’s Lightning network allows the user to access banking processes in a transparent and transparent manner, without revealing all of their payments on the Bitcoin blockchain. Since Lightning payments are off-chain, there is no public record that removes user data; instead, transactions pass through payment channels between different user services, without leaving public visibility. The result is a growing disparity between the high level of secrecy, the cypherpunk that created the Bitcoin and crypto industries, and the reopening of access to start-up funds, as well as the integration of cooperation with heavyweight regions such as Europe.
In an interview with Bitcoin Magazine, Eivydas Račkauskas, Chief Orange Pill Provider at Wavespace, said that 70% of payments made on the platform use the Lightning Network and the company is focusing on ARK program to include self-storage fees. He also revealed that the company is being merged with Lightspark and is ready to expand in the USA, although he did not disclose details about the matter.
Wavespace is close to being sustainable and self-sustaining, according to Račkauskas, with an early exception. Relay angel investor who helped them in 2025. They are currently in the middle of another fundraising trip.
