Voltage enables your team to create enterprise-grade experiences. By leveraging Voltage you receive the fastest and most scalable Lightning solution that meets the highest security and privacy standards.
With modern modular tools and processes, you can build, deploy, and scale faster than ever. Voltage brings a suite of lightning node and data services to the market that elevates your value proposition through Lightning Network architecture.
You are here to either setup enterprise grade Bitcoin infrastructure in less than two minutes, or seek further information on Voltage, so let’s get you where you need to be.
The "bitcoind-tls-proxy" repository helps you to use Bitcoin Core RPC and ZMQ from behind a TLS gateway. Instead of using lengthy curl commands, you can use simpler bitcoin-cli commands over an encrypted connection.
The "voltageautounlock" repository provides an auto-unlock service for Voltage LND nodes. It allows setting up a server to receive webhooks and unlock the node, with deployment options including Fly.io, Railway, Docker, and source. Key environment variables include the Node API URL, webhook secret, and wallet password.
0️⃣ zero-conf-lnd
The "zero-conf-lnd" repository helps accept Zero-Conf channels on LND by running as a daemon and connecting to your LND node. It requires specific protocol flags and is configured using a YAML file.
0️⃣ zero-conf-cln
The "zero-conf-cln" repository provides a plugin for selectively allowing zero-conf channels from a peer on CLN (Core Lightning Network). To use it, clone the repository and start lightningd with the plugin enabled, specifying the peer's public key.
The "block-clock" repository houses a frontend UI component based on Bitcoin Core App's design. You can see the Block Clock live if you run on a Bitcoin Core node on Voltage, or use the web component in your own bitcoin projects.
The "lnd-example-bot" repository demonstrates how to interact with an LND node's API using Rust. The bot repeatedly calls the node's /getinfo endpoint as a "ping" every 30 seconds. It requires a macaroon with /getinfo permissions and the node's URL.
The "voltage-tipper" repository is a simple Lightning tipping app template built with NextJS and Voltage. It is currently under construction and designed to be deployed with Vercel.
