Case Studies

The following Stash Labs products all use Stash Cloud to provide cloud node infrastructure. A dedicated RGB Lightning Node (rgbldkd, developed by Bitlight Labs) is registered in Stash Wallet — no self-hosted servers or ops work required. Apps such as RGB Dex and Flash Dex reuse that same wallet node on login; they do not provision a second node.

Third parties manage their own resources through the public API and explicitly created API Keys. First-party Console/Wallet operations, user-node Grants and product-side authorization have separate permissions, not a shared session any third party can reuse.

Stash Wallet

Stash Wallet is a Bitcoin, RGB, and Lightning wallet. Each user's dedicated node is orchestrated by Stash Cloud: create, wake, hibernate, and backup happen on the cloud node side; the wallet handles keys and application flows.

RGB Dex

RGB Dex is a decentralized exchange built on the RGB protocol. Login does not create a new node; the platform calls the dedicated Stash Cloud node already registered by Stash Wallet. Becoming an LSP requires explicit registration / authorization (it does not happen when the wallet is created). Provider participation does not follow from Cloud keep-alive alone: LSP protection is a separate Console-JWT authorization, changes no node type, and grants no trading-secret delegation. Channel/asset operations and provider registration require their own supported product flow.

Flash Dex

Flash Dex is an order-book spot and perpetual product on RGB + Lightning. Market making and quoting depend on large-scale, always-available LSP nodes. Those nodes also run on Stash Cloud, which owns compute, storage, and isolation.