> the benefits of our Lightning Payments platform to customers running their own LND node on Voltage

I think this is taking their API-first product and combining it with their hosted node product 

Is this voltage chasing btc payserver? Or maybe zaprite? I guess it's in between, but I find it humorous that they started out offering to run nodes for people who didn't want to and now they are offering a service that does everything but run a node. 

Scoresby

When will you start offering an option of Bitcoin Knots instead of Core node?

gregtonoski

At Voltage, we're always listening to customers to create the most powerful Lightning experience. While raw LND nodes offer power and flexibility, Voltage goes further – streamlining integration, simplifying compliance, and delivering a full-service experience beyond just Lightning. The APIs are complex, and critical payment features like webhooks, wallet-level accounting, and streamlined UX just aren’t there. We knew we could make this better.

Today, we’re excited to announce Node-Backed Wallets: a powerful new capability that brings nearly all of the benefits of our Lightning Payments platform to customers running their own LND node on Voltage.

lightning

> At Voltage, we're always listening to customers to create the most powerful Lightning experience. While raw LND nodes offer power and flexibility, Voltage goes further – streamlining integration, simplifying compliance, and delivering a full-service experience beyond just Lightning. The APIs are complex, and critical payment features like webhooks, wallet-level accounting, and streamlined UX just aren’t there. We knew we could make this better.
>
> Today, we’re excited to announce Node-Backed Wallets: a powerful new capability that brings nearly all of the benefits of our Lightning Payments platform to customers running their own LND node on Voltage.
>
> **[...read more at voltage.cloud](https://www.voltage.cloud/blog/introducing-node-backed-wallets-the-best-of-lightning-payments-with-full-node-control)**