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Set-up your Validator node in minutes with EW Launchpad

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Last updated 6 months ago

Validators who opt to install and run their nodes externally can use to install and host their Validator Nodes. This presents major advantages as the platform will fully support your node and handle the technical requirements. Additionally, spinning up your nodes using Launchpad is a lot quicker and does not require a high technical proficiency.

Energy Web members still benefit from 1 EWC and 1 Volta node even when using Launchpad. There is the option to chose to bring your own cloud (BYOC) or to use a managed cloud in which case there is a hosting fee.

Find detailed instructions in our .

Launchpad by Energy Web
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