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PaySats 소개
PaySats connects Lightning to Indonesian payment rails: a user spends sats and the backend orchestrates conversion and payout through Tether's WDK smart accounts, landing as IDRX or rupiah in BCA bank accounts and e-wallets such as GoPay and OVO, with a flat 5,000 rupiah fee per payout. It targets everyday small amounts rather than large cross-border settlement.
The stack has three legs. Lightning receipts are invoiced as BOLT11 through the WDK Spark wallet, while native on-chain BTC arrives at single-use deposit addresses. cbBTC and BTCB enter through ERC-4337 smart accounts, swap via LiFi into the local stablecoin and follow the existing burn-and-redeem path. QRIS scanning and full IDRX settlement are still being wired. The team also ships an MCP server that exposes quotes, payout methods, order creation and order lookup as tools, so a model can initiate a sats-to-rupiah payout directly. Routing through IDRX rather than straight into rupiah splits pricing into two steps, with the stablecoin leg filling at market depth and the rupiah leg quoted by the local rail.
On April 21, 2026, PaySats released its official Node.js SDK (@paysats/sdk), providing an interface to settle Bitcoin (Lightning or on-chain rails) into Indonesian rupiah to banks or e-wallets; its web-app repository shows ongoing development. The project targets the Indonesian market with a Bitcoin-native financial rail.
Future strategy and roadmap: PaySats plans to complete two-way QRIS and IDRX settlement and expand swap routes for more wrapped-BTC assets to cover broader local payment scenarios.