Electrum founder Thomas Voegtlin, through a social media post, disclosed the aforementioned LN support at the BIP001 conference in Odessa, Ukraine.
Notably, the wallet released its latest version earlier this week.
The off-chain scalability feature enables Lightning Network users to transfer Bitcoin from one address to another almost immediately, virtually without any transaction fee.
LN technology became popular in 2019, mainly due to promotional activities spear headed by prominent tech entrepreneurs such as Jack Dorsey, CEO of Twitter. However, it is still a bit complex for ordinary users.
Several products have been introduced recently to ease users’ experience. Lightning developers regularly provide updates out of their own interest. In June, Bitrefill, a crypto payments startup, introduced LN features on behalf of Coinbase, the US based wallet provider.