Lynx Blockchain
  • Welcome
  • Technical Evolution and Architecture Overview
  • History of Lynx
    • Evolution of a Blockchain
    • Hybrid Proof of Work (HPoW) Protocol
    • Pioneering Blockchain Data Storage
    • Evolution to Proof of Stake
    • Next Generation Data Storage Architecture
    • Preserving Knowledge
  • Lynx Core
    • Hardware and System Requirements
    • Lynx Dynamics
    • Open Source
    • Core Parameters and Strategy
    • Sustainability
    • Circulating Supply Analysis
    • Locked Addresses
    • Data Storage
      • auth
      • fetch
      • fetchall
      • store
      • status
      • list
    • Understanding the Encryption Option
    • Understanding Lynx Staking Wait Times
    • Understanding Asset Retrieval Times
    • Understanding Block Time Targeting in the Lynx Blockchain
    • Understanding the Lynx Blockchain Statistics Report
  • Lynx Administration
    • Public Peer Nodes
    • Understanding Blockchain Bootstrap Files
      • Bootstrap Extraction Script
      • Bootstrap Creation Script
    • How to Sweep a Lynx Wallet
    • Enable/Disable Staking
  • Clevver
    • Revolutionizing Digital Preservation
    • Permanent Storage for Digital Assets
    • Permanent Digital Archives for Journalism
    • How did Clevver originate?
    • Shortened URL Support
    • Assigning Tags to Assets
    • How to delete content
    • Clevver Terms of Service Agreement
  • Clevver API
    • Public Methods
      • Batches
      • Files
      • User
  • ElectrumX
    • Lynx ElectrumX nodes
    • Build Instructions
    • Build Script Details
  • External Links
    • Lynx on Bluesky
    • Clevver on Bluesky
    • Lynx Uptime Report
    • Lynx Explorer
    • Payload Explorer
    • Lynx Discord
    • Lynx Github
    • Lynx Bootstraps
    • Clevver Website
    • Lynx Paper Wallet
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  1. ElectrumX

Lynx ElectrumX nodes

Lynx is fully supported for the Lightweight Electrum Server in Python

The following public ElectrumX nodes are available for integration and inclusion with 3rd party wallets and partners. Members of the Lynx community donate generous time and resources to ensure these globally distributed ElectrumX nodes are working well.

electrum5.getlynx.io
electrum6.getlynx.io
electrum7.getlynx.io
electrum8.getlynx.io
electrum9.getlynx.io

Secure ElectrumX ports for Lynx are 50002 and 50004. A non-secure port is not supported.

The status of all public Lynx service nodes is available for public inspection.

Additional ElectrumX uptime status tools are available here. This website will monitor all Electrums are online and have matching heights. The tool notifies the Lynx Core team in the event of a service disruption.

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