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0 sats \ 9 replies \ @DarthCoin 1 Jan \ on: Connecting Voltage to Alby Hub? bitcoin_beginners
If you already have a LNbits on Voltage, why don't you just create a new LNbits account only for SN and link it ? SN work pretty straight forward with a LNbits, for send/receive.
Yeah connecting SN was pretty simple, that's done
I was able to connect SN via LNBits fairly easily.
This is what I'm struggling with. Voltage/Alby/nostr connections, basically:
However, I am unable to connect Voltage (via LNBits) and Alby.
I guess as a last resort I can make Primal custodial wallets for nostr use only. But, again, that's not ideal.
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I did create LNBits sub-accounts, but can't figure out how to connect them to Alby Hub instances.
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You want to use your voltage node with SN via lnbits?
Or you want to use the voltage node with alby gub?
To connect the node to alby, when you start alby setup, select advanced and then LND. Insert you lnd node url and macaroons and done.
But I do not understand why do you need alby if you alrwady have a lnbits instance.
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I want Voltage-LNBits-Alby connection so I could continue zapping and receiving zaps on nostr easily from my browser (and through my own node) like I do now with the Alby custodial wallet.
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To receive you only need a LN address from your lnbits (you can have many, each paylink is one).
To send using alby extension you just have to link directly to your lnd node or lnbits account. In alby you have options. You do not need alby hub just for zapping on nostr.
Alby hub is for when you do not have a lnbits.
The same is for SN. You can link it directly to your LND node, or to lnbits, or receive to a specific LN address and send from a lnbits account.