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<p>
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<b>WARNING: LNURL must be used over https or TOR</b><br />
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LNURL is a range of lightning-network standards that allow us to use
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lightning-network differently. An LNURL withdraw is the permission for
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someone to pull a certain amount of funds from a lightning wallet. In
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this extension time is also added - an amount can be withdraw over a
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period of time. A typical use case for an LNURL withdraw is a faucet,
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although it is a very powerful technology, with much further reaching
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implications. For example, an LNURL withdraw could be minted to pay for
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a subscription service.
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lightning-network differently. An LNURL-pay is a link that wallets use
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to fetch an invoice from a server on-demand. The link or QR code is
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fixed, but each time it is read by a compatible wallet a new QR code is
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issued by the service. It can be used to activate machines without them
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having to maintain an electronic screen to generate and show invoices
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locally, or to sell any predefined good or service automatically.
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</p>
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<p>
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Exploring LNURL and finding use cases, is really helping inform
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