bitrequest VS BTCPay Server

Sure, you will have to host the lnurl proxy on your webserver and you enter your node credentials in the config file. Next you can connect to your proxy in the bitrequest app. Here's documentation for webshop integration.

No discord, I think github is the right place for filing issues.

It takes some cryptography. Had to figure it out myself as well for the bitrequest app. You can look in the code it's there somewhere. I use Mymonero enterprise API to scan for transaction id's.

Download and host the lightning LNURL proxy on your webhost. Fill in your credentials (Host, invoice key and businness logo). Connect with the bitrequest app. And have your 100% non-custodial Point of Sale.

The reason i want people to run their own proxy (LNURL) is not to piss them off. It's because i don't want the responsibility. If you can run your own lightning node you can run your own LNURL proxy on your personal server with your own credentials and your own business logo...ow cool is that??

You can setup your own LNURL proxy very easily with bitrequest.io For lightning users that run their own lightning node it's peanuts. Just host the LNURL proxy on your webserver and connect to it in the app.

Bitrequest works really well with BCH, please give it a try! Nice to have as much as options possible to accept BCH. It's open source, non custodial and open source!

It's doing that now kind of. I need some help with the formatting. I had a really hard time getting the basic layout in place. No idea how to add a logo.

Implementing lightning is really hard. If someone wants to add it it's open source.

I think you might want to take a look at this: https://github.com/bitrequest/bitrequest.github.io

Bitcoin users abandoned bitpay about six years ago during the blocksize wars, because they joined the bcash attack. Now anyone that wants to accept bitcoin payments, and especiallly through lightning, uses the open-source btcpay.

> It was also an interesting learning experience, implementing it was much harder than we anticipated and I hope others in the same position can benefit from our learnings.

Well done, never mind that guy, he clearly has an axe to grind and doesn't seem to grasp very much other than his out of touch talking points: did you look into using BTCPAY [0] server?

Things are still not as easy as they should, but have seriously advanced in the last few years.

0: https://btcpayserver.org/

Game changer for us is BTCPay Server since a big point of crypto is removing banks/middlemen. Rock solid and bitcoin goes directly to our wallet that we control the private keys for. No Coinbase. No Bitpay. Just actual bitcoin. Highly recommended

Since the transaction which would be running are not going to be that large of a quantities where each and every % matters, I think it would be safer to go with something like nodeless as referred. For some larger operations https://btcpayserver.org/ would be somewhat better. Thank you for the help!

Did you teach them about lightning? BTCPay Server?

Merchant using BTCPay Server