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A [[channel]] has a total balance (capacity). The balance can keep going (in parts) from one side to the other. | A [[channel]] has a total balance ([[Channel capacity|capacity]]). The balance can keep going (in parts) from one side to the other. | ||
If you have a channel with only '''local balance''', you can only pay others. The balance will then move from your side to your peers side. This channel cannot be used to receive payments. | If you have a channel with only '''local balance''', you can only pay others. The balance will then move from your side to your peers side. This channel cannot be used to receive payments. | ||
Latest revision as of 17:15, 27 February 2019
A channel has a total balance (capacity). The balance can keep going (in parts) from one side to the other.
If you have a channel with only local balance, you can only pay others. The balance will then move from your side to your peers side. This channel cannot be used to receive payments.
If someone opens a channel to you, from your side you see only remote balance. Via this channel you can now receive payments.
After paying in a channel, there is balance on two sides.
A well-balanced channel will often work better.