Take USDT on Tron, the rail your customers already use.
USDT-TRC20 (Tether on the Tron network) carries a huge share of the world's real stablecoin payments because fees are tiny and transfers clear fast. My Crypto Server accepts it directly, deriving addresses from your own wallet and confirming on-chain, so you take the payment method customers actually reach for, with nothing skimmed off the top.
If your customers pay in stablecoins, most of them already hold USDT on Tron. This takes it directly, non-custodially, for 0% platform fees.
USDT on Tron (TRC20), settling 1:1 with USD.
How it works
Clone the repo, push it to Vercel, attach any Postgres database, and add your Alchemy API key. You're live in about an hour with no approval or underwriting to wait on.
Add the extended public key from a wallet you control. Every USDT-TRC20 payment address the checkout shows is derived from your own seed, so funds are always yours.
Price the order in USD from the dashboard, the REST API, or the TypeScript SDK. The hosted checkout shows the customer a live USDT-TRC20 amount, a QR code, and a countdown.
The customer pays from any wallet, the server confirms on-chain, and a signed webhook hits your backend so fulfilment fires automatically.
No 2.9% + 30¢, no monthly minimum, no reserve. The only cost is network gas, which the customer pays, so the full order amount lands in your wallet.
Stablecoin amounts are matched to the order's dollar price, so a $200 order is exactly $200 with no volatility to manage and no exchange in the loop.
Every payment address derives from a seed only you hold and settles directly to you. There's no custodian, no payout schedule, and no balance anyone can hold.
There's no merchant account, no acquiring bank, and no risk team. You run the software and you are the processor, so nobody can switch you off.
Tron has very low transfer fees and fast confirmation, so sending USDT costs the customer little and clears quickly. That's why TRC20 carries so much of the world's stablecoin payment volume.
Yes. USDT-TRC20 is pegged 1:1 to the dollar, so a $100 order is 100 USDT and lands as dollars in a wallet you control.
Yes. USDT is supported on Ethereum, Solana, Base, Arbitrum, Polygon, BNB Chain, and more. See /accept/usdt for the full list; Tron is simply the cheapest.
$699 one-time with code MCSINTRO $999, with every v1 update included, 0% platform fees, and free installation.
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