Connect your Wallet
Learn here how to connect your wallet with your project on Geyser, using the lightning address.
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Learn here how to connect your wallet with your project on Geyser, using the lightning address.
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Every project creator needs a Lightning wallet to receive funds in their Geyser project. If you don’t have a Lightning wallet yet, you can on how to set one up.
Make sure you've downloaded a Lightning wallet that supports lightning addresses. of providers you might want to choose from.
Open your Lightning wallet and click Receive
. This should give you the option to copy your Lightning address which will resemble an email address like username@walletprovider.io
You can now paste your Lightning address into the Connect Wallet
step when creating a project on Geyser. All funds donated to that project will be sent directly to your wallet.
Alternatively, you can:
Click the Edit Project
button on the left side menu
Click on the Connect Wallet
tab
Paste your lightning address under the Lightning Address
section
Congratulations, your project can now receive funds from any country in the world!
Type the Node name
select the checkbox this is a Voltage Node
Paste the Hostname or IP address (API endpoint)
then, the Public Key
and finally, the Invoice Macaroon (base64)
Type the Node name
Paste the Hostname or IP address (API endpoint)
then, the Public Key
the Invoice Macaroon (base64)
the TLS certificate (base64)
and finally, the gRPC port
Geyser provides you with a platform to showcase and amplify your project. As a node runner, you can voluntarily give some value back to us so we can keep improving our product.
Every project creator needs a Lightning wallet to receive funds in their Geyser project. If you don’t have a Lightning wallet yet, you can on how to set one up.
Connecting your project to your Lightning node is an option for advanced users. Keep in mind that you are responsible for managing the liquidity of your node. .
The easiest option to start receiving money is by using a
For a more in depth guide for how to use Voltage, we suggest you take a look at