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The self-hosted, open-source payment processor — accept Bitcoin and Lightning with no fees and no middleman.
BTCPay Server is a self-hosted, open-source payment processor for Bitcoin and Lightning. You run it yourself (or use a third-party host), point it at your own node, and accept payments directly to your own wallet — there is no company in the middle taking a fee or holding your funds. It ships with a point-of-sale app, e-commerce plugins for the major shopping carts, invoicing, and a crowdfunding tool.
It is the reference choice for anyone who wants to accept Bitcoin without trusting a payment provider, and it powers a large share of the merchants you see on the map. The trade-off is operational: self-hosting means you are responsible for uptime and backups, so smaller sellers often start on a shared host before moving to their own instance.
Bitwage
Get part or all of your paycheck in bitcoin — payroll and invoicing rails that convert fiat salary to sats.
OpenNode
Hosted Bitcoin/Lightning payment processing for businesses — invoices, e-commerce plugins and payouts.
Zaprite
Invoicing and payment pages that accept Bitcoin, Lightning and fiat side by side — built for freelancers and small businesses.
zaps.cash
Checkout links, paywalls and recurring support for creators — get paid in sats over Lightning with a link.
Explore the rest of the stack: wallets, where to buy and places that take Bitcoin. Facts describe each service's core product and can change — always verify on the official site.