B HODL Plc announced the launch of a Lightning Service Provider (LSP) platform as part of the company’s “Mission: Compound Bitcoin” strategy, expanding its operations beyond Lightning routing node services.

The platform is intended to provide programmable Bitcoin liquidity for businesses, developers, payment providers, AI agents, and applications integrating Lightning Network payments.

According to the company, the service allows users to access inbound liquidity, routing infrastructure, and channel management tools while B HODL maintains custody of its Bitcoin treasury holdings. 

The Bitcoin is deployed as Lightning Network liquidity rather than transferred to counterparties.

The company stated that the platform is expected to generate Bitcoin-denominated revenue through routing fees, liquidity leasing, and channel-opening services for enterprise and retail users, wallet providers, payment processors, and API-based integrations.

B HODL also referenced industry data indicating that the Lightning Network processes more than $1 billion in monthly transaction volume. 

The company stated that it expects enterprise adoption of Lightning payments to continue growing as businesses seek lower-cost and programmable payment infrastructure.

The company added that its public Lightning node is now available for third-party connections and API integrations designed to support commercial applications, AI-driven services, and consumer payments.

At the time of its public listing, the company disclosed that its shareholder base included an approximately 25.53% ownership stake held by Adam Back, alongside early backing from investors including CoinCorner and Rise Investments.

Danny Scott, Chief Bitcoin Officer of B HODL, said the launch reflects the company’s long-term goal of deploying its Bitcoin treasury within the Lightning Network while providing infrastructure services to both institutional and retail users.