The LBTC SDK is the easiest way for digital asset platforms, wallets, exchanges, and institutional providers to offer native Bitcoin staking to their users, without compromising on composability, security, or user experience. Built by Lombard, the SDK allows seamless integration of LBTC, the leading Bitcoin liquid staked token, directly into any application or interface.
As the liquid Bitcoin market surpasses $5 billion, the SDK gives integrators a way to capture that momentum: increasing TVL, improving retention, and unlocking new yield-driven user flows. Early adopters include Binance, Bybit, Staking Rewards, and Kiln, with many more coming soon.
LBTC is Lombard’s liquid staked Bitcoin— a 1:1-backed, yield-bearing asset that makes BTC composable across DeFi. It earns rewards through Babylon’s Bitcoin Staking Protocol and is integrated across 70+ protocols. Read more about LBTC:
The LBTC SDK is the fastest way to bring this functionality directly into any wallet, exchange, or digital asset platform. It’s a production-ready integration toolkit with full API documentation, a live demo app, and hands-on support.
Key SDK functions include:
Integrating the LBTC SDK enables many benefits for platforms looking to enable Bitcoin yield for users:
Binance integrated the LBTC SDK into its Earn product, enabling users to stake BTC and earn yield directly within the app. The campaign drove 600+ BTC in deposits in under 30 days.
Similarly, Bybit integrated LBTC staking into its through its Web3 wallet, allowing BTC holders to earn yield with one click. Hear insights from Bybit, Lombard and Veda and learn more about the SDK: https://www.bybit.com/en/press/live/web3-btc-staking
"BTC has always been the cornerstone of crypto, but until now, it’s been largely passive. This campaign marks a turning point — not just in how BTC is held, but how it moves. We’re unlocking real yield, real simplicity, and real access for the next wave of users,” said Emily Bao, Head of Bybit Web3.
The Lombard SDK is developer-ready and easy to implement:
Gitbook: https://docs.lombard.finance/developers/lombard-sdk-v2
Demo app: https://demo-sdk.lombard.finance/