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# 6. Alby Lightning Address

Begin by incorporating your Alby Lightning Address into your channel. This can be achieved by following the steps outlined below:

1. Navigate to the "Channels" option in the left menu.
2. Locate the channel you want to configure and click on the "Update" button.
3. Press the "Add Lightning Address" button to incorporate a Lightning Network address.
4. The "Display Name" is the identifier shown on boosting apps for the split recipient.
5. Enter your Lightning Network address or the 66-character public key of your lightning node.
6. Click the "Add Lightning Address" button to confirm the addition.
7. When including more splits, choose from the services and developers directory, use a lightning address, or a Lightning Node Pubkey.
8. Define the "Split Percentage" to determine how much of the boost will be directed to that specific wallet.

Here is an additional explainer video that summarises the steps mentioned above:

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How to add your Alby Lightning Address to your Peertube Channel
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