Amboss launches Rails, an independent Bitcoin yield service

Amboss, the leader in AI-driven solutions for the Bitcoin Lightning network, today announced Rails, a groundbreaking independent Bitcoin yield service. It is designed to empower businesses, custodians and wealthy individuals, according to a press release sent to Bitcoin Magazine. This allows participants to earn returns on Bitcoin.

Rails has also launched a secure way for liquidity providers (LPSs) to generate returns from liquidity leases and payment routings while retaining all custody of Bitcoin, but is not guaranteed. With the implementation of Amboss’ AI technology, Rails has strengthened its lighting network with more reliable transactions and larger payments.

“Rails is the transformational power of the Lightning network,” said Amboss Jesse Shrader CEO and co-founder. “It’s not just about yields, it’s about enabling businesses to strengthen their networks while earning Bitcoin. This is a key step in the evolution of Bitcoin as a global medium of exchange.”

There are two options for the service:

• The Rails LP is designed for businesses with wealthy, custodians and Bitcoin Treasury, and requires a minimum of 1 BTC commitment per year.
• Liquidity subscriptions are designed for businesses receiving Bitcoin payments, with fees starting at 0.5%.

Amboss has partnered with Cincorner and Flux (a joint venture between Axiom and Concorner) to bring Rails to the market. My colleagues incorporated it into both the Human Island exchange platform and the daily payment service. Flux is collaboratively focusing on moving forward with the Lightning Network’s presence in global payments. Their participation highlights the growth of industry trust in Rails as a tool to effectively scale Bitcoin.

“Rails provides a practical way for businesses like us to participate in the growth of Lightning Network,” said colleague David Boylan CFO. “We have been using the Lightning network for many years, and Rails offers a structured approach to engagement in the economy, particularly through liquidity leases and payment routing. This is in line with our goal of making Bitcoin more accessible and practical for everyday use.”