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The best OpenNode alternative

An OpenNode alternative that goes beyond Bitcoin.

OpenNode is a hosted Bitcoin and Lightning processor with an account and fees. If you want Bitcoin acceptance without a custodial account, or you want to add stablecoins and other chains, My Crypto Server is a self-hosted, non-custodial, multichain alternative that settles straight to your wallet.

Switching

Self-hosted, non-custodial, and 0% platform fees. Most migrations come down to swapping the charge call and verifying a signed webhook.

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Why switch

Why people look for a OpenNode alternative

You want self-custody

Instead of a processor holding and settling funds, payments derive from your own seed and land directly with you.

You want more than Bitcoin

Add stablecoins, ETH, Solana, and Tron USDT alongside Bitcoin so customers can pay however they hold value.

You want no fees or onboarding

No account to open, no percentage on payments. You host the software and keep the full sale.

How to switch from OpenNode

01

Deploy My Crypto Server

Stand it up on Vercel + Alchemy, point it at your wallet, and enable the chains you want.

02

Recreate the charge

Map OpenNode's charge creation to a My Crypto Server charge through the API or SDK.

03

Move to the signed webhook

Swap the callback for the HMAC-SHA256 webhook, mark orders paid, and you're migrated.

OpenNode alternative FAQs

Does it support Bitcoin like OpenNode?

Yes, natively, with reorg-aware confirmations, plus 13 other chains and stablecoins if you want them.

Is it custodial?

No. Funds settle to addresses derived from your own wallet. The server never holds them.

Do I need Lightning infrastructure?

No. It uses on-chain payments across supported networks with detection via Alchemy, so there's no Lightning node to run.

Own your crypto checkout instead of renting it.

$699 one-time with code MCSINTRO $999, full source, every v1 update included, 0% platform fees.

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