Full Nodes also stream your transactions to the network, notifying you as soon as a transaction affects your wallet.

Many people and organizations volunteer to run full nodes using spare compute resources and bandwidth, but more volunteers are needed to allow Bitcoin to continue to grow.

To avoid problems with traffic, or even your server not being able to handle the fluidity, our hardware is built and thought to avoid any chokes about it. Many Nodes, such as XMR, require at least 8GB of RAM and SSD disks.

If necessary, you can run more than one Node within your server, BTC, XMR, for example.

Yes, there is security only when you have root access to the data on the server. By default, our hard drives are encrypted and only those who have root access to the server(you) have access to the data, unlike using third parties who only have the complete data of their transactions. When you receive a payment through your full node, the cryptocurrencies go straight to your wallet and you are not paying any fee for this payment, you can withdraw or just store your cryptocurrencies within your server.