How does the PoS device then get the invoice if it doesn't have internet?
Check out the github page
"The burden of connectivity can be taken away from the point-of-sale and given to the phone."
Topic: LNURLPoS - DIY Lightning Network PoS (Read 187 times)
Check out the github page
"The burden of connectivity can be taken away from the point-of-sale and given to the phone."
How does the PoS device then get the invoice if it doesn't have internet? Does the buyer basically request the invoice from the server using their own internet connection, by scanning a code that the PoS generates and displays? So the PoS terminal is kind of an offline, well, terminal, for a Lightning node running somewhere... pretty cool 
Arcbtc made interesting completely offline Bitcoin Lightning Network point of sale device for around $10 using simple TTGO T-display device with keypad membrane.
LNURLPoS uses the LNURL-pay protocol that allows lightning wallet to make a secure request to a server to get a lightning-network invoice, with bech32 encoded URL string.
Interesting thing that I like about this project is that it doesn't need internet connection and if you add battery you don't even need to have direct power connection.
Hardware needed:
- ESP32 TTGO T-Display (around $10)
- Keypad membrane (around 1$)
- Angled male/male GPIO pins (around $7)
- 3d printed case
Arduino software install:
- Download/install latest Arduino IDE
- Install ESP32 boards
- Copy libraries into Arduino IDE library folder
- Plug in T-Display, from Tools>Board>ESP32 Boards select TTGO LoRa32 OLED V1
Source: https://github.com/arcbtc/LNURLPoS
Video Tutorial:
https://youtu.be/ofCv2cHZ5b0
Watching this tutorial you can find one more interesting open source project called Bleskomat that is using same LNURL-pay protocol for next generation offline Bitcoin Lightning ATM device, that is using shared secret to encrypt data.
LNURLPoS uses the LNURL-pay protocol that allows lightning wallet to make a secure request to a server to get a lightning-network invoice, with bech32 encoded URL string.
Interesting thing that I like about this project is that it doesn't need internet connection and if you add battery you don't even need to have direct power connection.
Hardware needed:
- ESP32 TTGO T-Display (around $10)
- Keypad membrane (around 1$)
- Angled male/male GPIO pins (around $7)
- 3d printed case
Arduino software install:
- Download/install latest Arduino IDE
- Install ESP32 boards
- Copy libraries into Arduino IDE library folder
- Plug in T-Display, from Tools>Board>ESP32 Boards select TTGO LoRa32 OLED V1
Source: https://github.com/arcbtc/LNURLPoS
Video Tutorial:
https://youtu.be/ofCv2cHZ5b0
Watching this tutorial you can find one more interesting open source project called Bleskomat that is using same LNURL-pay protocol for next generation offline Bitcoin Lightning ATM device, that is using shared secret to encrypt data.
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