<p>Technically, I understand, I can start bitcoind and actually already running it on my home-based small server and lnd works with it quite well.</p>
<p>However, I wonder, how reliably this is in regards of speed for users around the world. Does it demand real high speeds or can I run it on my 260mbit/s down and 90mbit/s up connection with 43ms ping? The connection itself is stable.</p>

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2023-12-08T16:35:17.100Z
Could you clarify what exactly you want to make publicly accessible?
Murch
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2023-12-11T09:15:44.863Z
@Murch I am building a webapp which makes transactions via Lightning network and uses LND + bitcoind to do so. So, basically, nothing would be accessible publicly besides some API endpoints of the webapp which would be used by the browser client.
Sergei Basharov
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Can I run bitcoind + lnd instances on my home-based computer to be publicly accessible?
Sergei Basharov
# Can I run bitcoind + lnd instances on my home-based computer to be publicly accessible?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2023-12-08)

Technically, I understand, I can start bitcoind and actually already running it on my home-based small server and lnd works with it quite well.

However, I wonder, how reliably this is in regards of speed for users around the world. Does it demand real high speeds or can I run it on my 260mbit/s down and 90mbit/s up connection with 43ms ping? The connection itself is stable.

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> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: Could you clarify what exactly you want to make publicly accessible?  
> **username_0**: @username_1 I am building a webapp which makes transactions via Lightning network and uses LND + bitcoind to do so. So, basically, nothing would be accessible publicly besides some API endpoints of the webapp which would be used by the browser client.  

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