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# BTCPay Server
## Introduction
You can run BTCPay as a self-hosted solution on your own server, or use a [third-
party host](https://github.com/btcpayserver/btcpayserver-
doc/blob/master/ThirdPartyHosting.md).
The self-hosted solution allows you not only to attach an unlimited number of
stores and use the Lightning Network but also become the payment processor for
others.
Thanks to the apps built on top of it, you can use BTCPay to receive donations or
have an in-store POS system.
## Features
* BGold
* Bitcore
* Dash
* Dogecoin
* Feathercoin
* Groestlcoin
* Litecoin
* Monacoin
* Polis
* UFO
* Viacoin
## Documentation
## How to build
While the documentation advises to use docker-compose, you may want to build BTCPay
yourself.
First install .NET Core SDK v2.1.4 (with patch version >= 403) as specified by
[Microsoft website](https://www.microsoft.com/net/download/dotnet-core/2.1).
On Powershell:
```
.\build.ps1
```
On linux:
```
./build.sh
```
## How to run
Use the `run` scripts to run BTCPayServer, this example shows how to print the
available command line arguments of BTCPayServer.
On Powershell:
```
.\run.ps1 --help
```
On linux:
```
./run.sh --help
```
## How to debug
If you want to debug, use Visual Studio Code or Visual studio 2017.
You need to run the development time docker-compose as described [in the test
guide](BTCPayServer.Tests/README.md).
You can then run the debugger by using the Launch Profile `Docker-Regtest` on
either Visual Studio Code or Visual studio 2017.
If you need to debug ledger wallet interaction, install the development time
certificate with:
```bash
# Install development time certificate in the trust store
dotnet dev-certs https --trust
```
## Other dependencies
For more information, see the documentation: [How to deploy a BTCPay server
instance](https://github.com/btcpayserver/btcpayserver-doc/#deployment).