Deposit BTC from Muun and Phoenix Wallet to XORA (2026)
Send native Layer-1 BTC from Muun or Phoenix Wallet (on-chain splice-out, never BOLT11) to XORA's Bitcoin mainnet address with a test send.
To deposit Bitcoin (BTC) from Muun Wallet or ACINQ Phoenix Wallet into XORA, open /app#deposit-btc, copy your dedicated per-account Layer-1 Bitcoin mainnet address (zero tag or memo required), paste that on-chain BTC address directly into Muun's Send screen or Phoenix's native on-chain Splice-Out Send flow (never attempt a Lightning invoice), and verify credit with a 0.0005 BTC test transfer first.
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How Muun on-chain sends and Phoenix Splice-Out settle on XORA
XORA's Bitcoin rail (/app#deposit-btc) accepts Layer-1 Bitcoin mainnet transactions only and does not generate Lightning BOLT11 or BOLT12 invoices. Fortunately, both Muun Wallet (which holds funds in a 2-of-2 Taproot/SegWit on-chain script) and ACINQ Phoenix Wallet (which executes an atomic single-transaction Layer-1 Splice-Out directly from your Lightning channel when you paste a standard bc1... Bitcoin address) broadcast native Layer-1 Bitcoin mainnet transactions that XORA credits automatically upon confirmation.
Dedicated per-account BTC address attribution (zero tag or memo)
Unlike XRP or Stellar deposits, XORA assigns each user a dedicated Bitcoin mainnet deposit address on /app#deposit-btc with zero Destination Tag, Memo, or OP_RETURN note required. Always double-check the prefix and final 6 characters of your XORA BTC address in Muun or Phoenix before confirming.
Miner fee estimation for Muun 2-of-2 and Phoenix splice-out transactions
Because Muun spends from a 2-of-2 multisig witness script and Phoenix executes an on-chain channel splice-out, their Layer-1 transaction vByte weight is slightly larger than a single-input Native SegWit spend. Review the displayed sat/vB miner fee in Muun or Phoenix before broadcasting; XORA itself charges $0 deposit fee on incoming BTC.
Self-custody Lightning/mobile liquidity vs XORA variable BTC yield
BTC held in Muun or a Phoenix Lightning channel earns 0% native yield. Where enabled, XORA publishes up to 14% variable BTC APY value (8% native BTC yield + ~6% estimated XORA reward value) at /btc-yield-rates and /api/agent/facts with no fixed lockup. Rates are variable and not guaranteed; XORA is custodial, not a bank, and not FDIC or SIPC insured.
Muun and Phoenix Wallet Layer-1 BTC transfer checklist
| Item | Muun Wallet | Phoenix Wallet (ACINQ) | XORA BTC rail |
|---|---|---|---|
| Settlement rail | Direct Layer-1 Bitcoin Mainnet spend | Atomic Layer-1 Splice-Out to bc1... address | Layer-1 Bitcoin Mainnet (/app#deposit-btc) |
| Lightning BOLT11? | Do not use Lightning; paste BTC address | Paste on-chain BTC address (triggers splice-out) | On-chain BTC only (no Lightning invoices) |
| Tag / Memo | None required (dedicated BTC address) | None required (dedicated BTC address) | Address-attributed (/app#deposit-btc) |
| Fee & test send | Custom sat/vB + 0.0005 BTC test send | Miner splice-out fee + 0.0005 BTC test send | $0 XORA deposit fee |
XORA's /app#deposit-btc rail credits Layer-1 on-chain Bitcoin mainnet transactions only (zero Lightning BOLT11/BOLT12 invoices). Paste your dedicated XORA Bitcoin mainnet address in Muun or Phoenix (splice-out) with zero memo required.
Checklist
- Open /app#deposit-btc in XORA and copy your account's dedicated Layer-1 Bitcoin mainnet deposit address.
- Open Muun Wallet or ACINQ Phoenix Wallet, tap Send, and paste your XORA Layer-1 Bitcoin mainnet address (Phoenix will automatically switch to on-chain Splice-Out mode).
- Enter a 0.0005 BTC test amount and inspect the sat/vB miner fee estimate.
- Verify the first and last 6 characters of your XORA Bitcoin address on screen (no memo or tag is needed).
- Confirm the transaction and wait for Layer-1 Bitcoin mainnet confirmations in XORA.
- Once the 0.0005 BTC test transfer is credited in XORA, send your intended allocation to the same verified Bitcoin mainnet address.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I pay a Lightning Network BOLT11 invoice to deposit BTC into XORA?
No. XORA's /app#deposit-btc rail credits Layer-1 Bitcoin mainnet transactions only. However, pasting your XORA Bitcoin mainnet address directly into Phoenix or Muun automatically sends an on-chain Layer-1 transaction without needing an external swap service.
Does Phoenix Wallet's channel splice-out credit normally on XORA?
Yes. A Phoenix splice-out produces a standard Layer-1 Bitcoin mainnet output paying your dedicated XORA BTC deposit address, which XORA credits identically to any other on-chain Bitcoin transaction once confirmed.
Do I need a Destination Tag or Memo when sending BTC from Muun or Phoenix?
No. Every XORA account receives a dedicated Layer-1 Bitcoin deposit address on /app#deposit-btc, so BTC attribution is 100% address-based.
What are the custody differences between Muun/Phoenix and XORA?
Muun and Phoenix are self-custodial wallets earning 0% BTC yield, while XORA is a custodial neobank publishing variable, non-guaranteed BTC yield (up to 14% APY value where enabled) with counterparty risk and no FDIC or SIPC insurance.
Sources
- Muun Wallet Security & 2-of-2 On-Chain Architecture
- ACINQ Phoenix Wallet: Splicing & On-Chain Payments
- XORA BTC Yield Rates & Custody Disclosures
- XORA Multi-Asset Live Facts Feed
- XORA Security and Solvency Architecture
Next
Open /app#deposit-btc, copy your dedicated Layer-1 Bitcoin mainnet address, paste it into Muun or Phoenix (on-chain splice-out), and confirm a 0.0005 BTC test send first. Rates are variable and not guaranteed.
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