Neutron

  • Name: Neutron
  • URL: https://neutron.me/
  • Category: Bitcoin and Lightning infrastructure / multi-rail payments API / AI-agent payments control plane
  • Summary: Neutron is best understood as an AI-agent-friendly Bitcoin and Lightning payments control plane rather than as a simple wallet or narrow BTC API. Its first-party site and SDK materials describe a platform that combines Lightning payins and payouts, onchain Bitcoin, USDT rails, fiat bank or mobile-money payouts, dashboard and webhook workflows, and an MCP surface for AI agents. The decisive clue is that Neutron is packaging a programmable multi-rail money-movement API with agent tooling on top, not merely a retail Lightning wallet.
  • What it does:
    • Provides API and SDK access for Lightning invoice creation, Lightning Address payments, LNURL-style flows, and general send/receive Bitcoin over Lightning
    • Supports onchain Bitcoin flows alongside internal conversions and transfers across BTC, USDT, and fiat balances
    • Supports stablecoin operations, with the SDK specifically documenting USDT on TRON and Ethereum
    • Supports fiat payouts through bank-transfer and local payout methods, with the docs explicitly mentioning local bank accounts and mobile-money systems in selected countries
    • Exposes operational surfaces such as dashboard-managed API keys, webhook management, exchange-rate access, transaction confirmation flows, and wallet/deposit-address retrieval
    • Markets MCP access and AI-agent-specific product positioning alongside a separate self-custodial consumer wallet surface
  • Key claims:
    • The main site brands Neutron as “Bitcoin & Lightning Infrastructure for AI Agents” and lists API and SDK access, a developer dashboard, and MCP access as core product features
    • The site’s pricing/features content also describes multi-currency support across 30-plus fiat currencies, suggesting a broader payments-control-plane posture than a single-rail Lightning API
    • The for-humans wallet page says Neutron never holds the user’s funds, describes the wallet as self-custodial, and claims support for borderless usage plus BTC, USDT, and 30-plus fiat currencies
    • The official SDK README describes Neutron as a single API for Bitcoin Lightning, stablecoins, and fiat payments, and organizes the platform into resources for accounts, transactions, Lightning, webhooks, exchange rates, and fiat payouts
    • The SDK examples explicitly cover Lightning invoices, Lightning Address payments, onchain BTC sends, BTC-to-USDT conversion, deposit-address retrieval, webhook verification, and fiat payout flows
    • The SDK key-concepts section says KYC is required only for fiat payouts, while Bitcoin, stablecoin, and swap flows do not require KYC in the documented flow
    • The API docs’ fiat-out page says Neutron supports sending fiat payouts to local bank accounts or mobile-money systems in selected countries
  • Whitepaper: No canonical standalone Neutron whitepaper or litepaper surfaced in this pass. The clearest current source of truth was the Neutron site, the wallet/product pages, the SDK README, and the public API docs snippets; see ../whitepapers/neutron-primary-sources-2026-05-02.md.
  • Sources:
  • Last reviewed: 2026-05-02 UTC