<p>I have a fully synchronized btc node on my network.</p>
<p>Which mobile apps (android) and desktop apps can I use to connect to this node without running a full node/ daemon on the desktop or mobile? And how would I do that?</p>
<p>I really want to just transact through the local node. Every App I have looked at so far runs their own local full node.</p>
<p>The idea is that the family can transact through one local full-node.</p>
<p>Edit: should have read the cli command options on bitcoin-qt</p>
<p>A simple:
bitcoin-qt.exe -connect mynodeIp -addnode mynodeIp</p>
<p>Creates two connections to the node and blocks all others</p>

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If you have set up a bitcoin node, and you want to transact bitcoin on your phone, presumably for smaller amounts, you may want to consider also setting up a lightning node and then have a lighting wallet on your phone. A lightning wallet is considered better for smaller amounts. 

The below is a tutorial on how to do that. (I have no affiliation to particular implementations used in the tutorial, but the technical nuts and bolts are well covered by the author)
https://stopanddecrypt.medium.com/a-complete-beginners-guide-to-installing-a-lightning-node-on-linux-2021-edition-ece227cfc35d
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# Connect to custom bitcoind

(Asked by: username_0 on 2021-01-20)

I have a fully synchronized btc node on my network.

Which mobile apps (android) and desktop apps can I use to connect to this node without running a full node/ daemon on the desktop or mobile? And how would I do that?

I really want to just transact through the local node. Every App I have looked at so far runs their own local full node.

The idea is that the family can transact through one local full-node.

Edit: should have read the cli command options on bitcoin-qt

A simple:
bitcoin-qt.exe -connect mynodeIp -addnode mynodeIp

Creates two connections to the node and blocks all others

**Tags:** bitcoind, client, full-node, mobile

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: If you have set up a bitcoin node, and you want to transact bitcoin on your phone, presumably for smaller amounts, you may want to consider also setting up a lightning node and then have a lighting wallet on your phone. A lightning wallet is considered better for smaller amounts.   The below is a tutorial on how to do that. (I have no affiliation to particular implementations used in the tutorial, but the technical nuts and bolts are well covered by the author) https://stopanddecrypt.medium.com/a-complete-beginners-guide-to-installing-a-lightning-node-on-linux-2021-edition-ece227cfc35d  

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