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#### Fund you c-lightning wallet.
The first thing you need to do is send some satoshis to your c-lightning wallet. You can create a new address using this command an send it money. This is done with the `lightning-cli newaddr` command. The newaddr RPC command generates a new address which can subsequently be used to fund channels managed by the c-lightning node. This transaction is called the [funding transaction](https://github.com/lightningnetwork/lightning-rfc/blob/master/03-transactions.md#funding-transaction-output) and it needs to be confirmed before funds can be used. You can specify the type of address wanted, if not specified the address generated will be a bench32.
The first thing you need to do is send some satoshis to your c-lightning wallet. You can create a new address using `lightning-cli newaddr` command to use it later. The newaddr RPC command generates a new address which can subsequently be used to fund channels managed by the c-lightning node. This transaction is called the [funding transaction](https://github.com/lightningnetwork/lightning-rfc/blob/master/03-transactions.md#funding-transaction-output) and it needs to be confirmed before funds can be used. You can specify the type of address wanted, if not specified the address generated will be a bench32.
```
$ lightning-cli --network=testnet newaddr
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"bech32": "tb1qefule33u7ukfuzkmxpz02kwejl8j8dt5jpgtu6"
}
```
We send some sats to this address in this transaction [11094bb9ac29ce5af9f1e5a0e4aac2066ae132f25b72bff90fcddf64bf2feb02](https://blockstream.info/testnet/tx/11094bb9ac29ce5af9f1e5a0e4aac2066ae132f25b72bff90fcddf64bf2feb02)
To check you local balance you should use `lightning-cli listfunds` command:
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}
```
Since we still do not have the confirmed transaction we do not have a balance, after 6 confirmations we should see balance available:
Since we still do not have 6 confirmations we do not have a balance, after 6 confirmations we should see balance available:
```
$ lightning-cli --network=testnet listfunds
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}
```
Later we send some sats to this address in this transaction [11094bb9ac29ce5af9f1e5a0e4aac2066ae132f25b72bff90fcddf64bf2feb02](https://blockstream.info/testnet/tx/11094bb9ac29ce5af9f1e5a0e4aac2066ae132f25b72bff90fcddf64bf2feb02)
Now that we have funded our c-lightning wallet we will get information about remote node to start creating channel process. On LND nodes you can get information about your node using `lncli -n testnet getinfo`:
```
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]
}
```
On success, an object with a “peers” key is returned containing a list distinct objects. Object features are bit flags showing supported features (BOLT #9).
On success, an object with a “peers” key is returned containing a list distinct objects. Object features are bit flags showing supported features.
#### Open channel
In this example we will use two lightning nodes running c-lightning and LND implmentations.
```