Eclair

Bitcoin Nodes

Eclair is a Lightning Network implementation written in Scala by ACINQ, the team behind the Phoenix wallet. It is production-grade, spec-compliant, and serves as the Lightning backend for ACINQ's infrastructure. Eclair focuses on reliability and performance for routing nodes and exchange integrations.

Details

Type: Lightning Network implementation (Scala)
Status: DUPLICATE
Language: Scala/Java
Platform: linux, mac, windows
Developer: ACINQ
Node Type: lightning_node
Open Source: Yes
Bitcoin Only: Yes
Canonical Slug: eclair
Duplicate Note: Same Lightning implementation: Eclair by ACINQ. eclair has the richer description with Phoenix and trampoline routing context.
Hardware Required: No
Lightning Support: Yes

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