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  • Proton Wallet
  • kkrwallet
  • Windows:
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  • Making a Script to Do it Automatically
  • Known remote daemons
  1. Guides
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Using Remote Nodes

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Last updated 2 years ago

In case you don't want to download the blockchain and verify it everytime, you can instead use a Remote Node to quickly sync the blockchain.

Proton Wallet

Note: By default, Proton Wallet connects to a reliable remote node over SSL, so this step should be unnecessary unless you wish to connect to a particular remote node.

  1. Open your wallet

  2. Click on the settings icon in the top right

  3. In the text box below, enter the URL and Port of the node you wish to connect to

  4. Click "Connect"

  • You may also click "Find node..." which will select a random node

proton remote node

kkrwallet

  1. Open up a command prompt window and navigate to the folder that contains kkrwallet.

  2. Use the following command to start kkrwallet

Windows:

kkrwallet.exe --remote-daemon host:port

Mac and Linux

./kkrwallet --remote-daemon host:port

Replace host:port with values from one of the public remote daemons available below.

You can now follow your normal process to access your wallet.

For example-

kkrwallet.exe --remote-daemon public.kryptokrona.online:11898

Making a Script to Do it Automatically

Note: This only works on Windows, and for kkrwallet

  1. Open NotePad/a text editor of your choice and type the following lines inside:

@echo off
kkrwallet-beta.exe --remote-daemon host:port
pause
  1. Replace host:port with the values from a node in the given links below.

  2. Save the filename as start.bat and save the file as All files.

  3. Double click on the file to start the daemon.

Known remote daemons

https://explorer.kryptokrona.se/nodes (not live atm)

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