Bitcoin and Lightning Infrastructure

Lightning Network Infrastructure for Financial Institutions

Financial institutions want Lightning's instant, low-cost settlement without the burden of running nodes, channels, and liquidity. This guide explains what Lightning infrastructure for institutions actually requires, how Voltage delivers it through a single API and managed infrastructure, and the two operating models institutions can choose between.

The First Publicly Reported $1M Lightning Transaction, and It Took .47 Seconds

Lightning was boxed in early as a micropayments network. That was never the full story. Today, it's settling million-dollar transactions. It's time the world sees Lightning for what it actually is.

Introducing Node-Backed Wallets: The Best of Lightning Payments with Full Node Control

Today we launch Node-Backed Wallets, giving developers the power to run their own LND node while unlocking our full Payments platform — including clean APIs, wallet segregation, compliance tools, and real-time webhooks. Build faster, stay sovereign, and skip the complexity.

Multipart Payments - AMP/MMP

LNURL - Enhancing Lightning's User Experience

Point Time-Locked Contracts

Surge Invoice Management Update

Introducing Flow 2.0: A New LSP Focused on Just-In-Time Liquidity

What are the differences between LND and CLN?

How many transactions can the lightning network handle?

Effortless Inbound Channel Opening for Voltage Nodes

Bitcoin and Lightning Network Impact on Music w/ Michael Rhee, Founder of Wavlake

Lightning Network and Nation-State Adoption with Samson Mow

Copywritten Music Will Love the Lightning Network

LNbits Now Available on Voltage

FOSS Friday #4 at Voltage

Announcing Surge and our Next Generation platform

Visa, Mastercard raise fees, Lightning Network keeps fees low

How to start Bitcoin Crowdfunding

Voltage Announces $6 Million Seed Round led by Trammell Venture Partners, with Craft, GV, and Additional Investors

Lightning Node Observability w/ @BitcoinCoderBob

How Taproot Improves The Lightning Network

How to Accept Bitcoin and Lightning Network Payments

Flow Dashboard Now Available

Bitwage x Voltage - First salary payments on Lightning

Lightning Infrastructure - API’s used to build Lightning Apps “LApps”

Introducing Flow: Effortlessly Create Lightning Channels

Keysend Payments Explained - Voltage Technical Series

How to start using the Lightning Network

Building a Lightning Network Node For Routing - Part 2

Decentralize everything with Lightning Nodes

How to accept Bitcoin Payments on Shopify

$1 Lightning Nodes for Uptober

Building a Lightning Network Node for Routing - Part 1.1

What is the Lightning Network?

Voltage Provides Free Nodes at ShellHacks, Florida’s Largest Hackathon

Building a Lightning Network Node for Routing - Part 1

How the Lightning Network is Innovating Podcasting

Introducing the Voltage API

Impervious Hack for Freedom 2021 - Rundown

Announcing our Rebrand: Logo Redesign

How to run a Lightning Node on Voltage

Lightning Node Beginnings, Part 1

Announcing On-Demand Pricing for Bitcoin Lightning Nodes

We're Moving! Well, domains that is...

Start accepting Bitcoin today: BTCPay and its many use cases

Podcasting 2.0 with Breez and Voltage

Powering Lightning: How THNDR Games uses Voltage

BTCPay Server comes to Voltage