BitPulse

Inspiration

I’ve always been interested in how Bitcoin can be made more efficient and accessible. One issue that stood out was high transaction fees and poor privacy when sending multiple Bitcoin payments. So I thought — why not create a simple toolkit to help apps batch Bitcoin transactions easily? That’s how BitPulse was born.

What it does

BitPulse helps developers batch multiple Bitcoin transactions into one — reducing fees and improving privacy. It comes with a Dev Kit that makes it easy to integrate batching into any Bitcoin-powered app or wallet.

How we built it

We used a combination of open-source Bitcoin libraries and tools like BitcoinJS, plus Node.js and a simple frontend for testing. The main focus was creating reusable, modular components that other developers can easily plug into their own systems.

Challenges we ran into

The biggest challenge was ensuring privacy while batching, especially when it came to handling input/output selection and avoiding patterns that reveal metadata. We also had to design the Dev Kit in a way that doesn’t lock people into one tech stack.

Accomplishments that we're proud of

✅ Successfully created and tested a working batch transaction tool ✅ Built a clean and easy-to-integrate Dev Kit ✅ Explored new use cases that could bring more adoption to Bitcoin batching ✅ Maintained privacy and usability at the same time

What we learned

I learned how small improvements in infrastructure can lead to huge benefits in scalability and privacy. I also got deeper into UTXO management, fee estimation, and Bitcoin best practices.

What's next for BitPulse

We’re planning to:

• Open source the Dev Kit

• Add support for batching across Lightning and on-chain

• Build plugins for popular Bitcoin wallets

• Explore partnerships to drive adoption

Built With

• javascript
• react