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With Wallet of Satoshi, you're essentially using someone else's node out of convenience. When you do that, they are holding your sats for you, and they have access to all of the transaction data. That wallet doesn't provide you with the hash, it just displays the invoice, but it will not show your invoice as paid if it wasn't able to verify the transaction.

Zaps work by telling your wallet to generate an invoice for me to pay. If I don't pay it, it will simply expire at some point in the future. Once I pay it, your wallet's node shares the final data with mine, which includes the hash and preimage.

For reference, because I zapped you with my node, this is what I can see on my end:

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So in general wallet of satoshi is no good?

#[9] is very good at what it does. It's an excellent consumer Lightning wallet that processes more transactions that probably any other Lightning wallet ever created. It has an active development team who support the mission of bitcoiners, and I have no reason to believe that they are, or will become a bad actor. They're here on Nostr, they listen to our suggestions, and you can ask them your questions directly.

I prefer running my own node and verifying my own transactions over using a custodial wallet, because I have the ability to do so. I still use Wallet of Satoshi for some things, most of all, helping onboard others to bitcoin and Lightning for the first time, because they make it easier than anything else I've seen. I just think of them as a good first step, and people should begin exploring other ways to use bitcoin once they've gotten used to using it.

some issues ongoing DMed them lets see