A Stripe alternative for accepting crypto with 0% fees.
Stripe is the default for cards, but every order pays 2.9% + 30¢, payouts sit in Stripe's account, and high-risk businesses get frozen without warning. If you want to accept crypto instead of (or alongside) cards, My Crypto Server is the self-hosted alternative: no per-transaction fee, no custody, and no account anyone can freeze.
Self-hosted, non-custodial, and 0% platform fees. Most migrations come down to swapping the charge call and verifying a signed webhook.
See the full Stripe (for crypto) comparisonWhy switch
Card fees compound at scale. Crypto settles for the cost of gas, paid by the customer, so your take-home is the full price.
Stripe can hold balances and close accounts over your industry. There's no balance to reserve and no risk team when payments go wallet-to-wallet.
Full source, self-hosted, with no platform that can change terms, raise fees, or sunset an API you depend on.
You don't have to rip out cards. Deploy My Crypto Server and offer crypto as an extra option at 0% fees.
Where you created a Stripe PaymentIntent, create a My Crypto Server charge via the SDK or REST API and redirect to the hosted checkout.
Verify the HMAC-SHA256 webhook (much like a Stripe webhook), mark the order paid, and fulfil.
Yes, and most merchants do exactly that. Keep cards on Stripe and run crypto in parallel with 0% platform fees on those orders.
Crypto is push-based, so recurring billing means generating a renewal charge each period rather than card auto-pull. It trades that for zero chargebacks and 0% fees.
Yes. There's a typed SDK, a REST API, and signed webhooks, so the create-charge-then-confirm-on-webhook flow will feel familiar.
$699 one-time with code MCSINTRO $999, full source, every v1 update included, 0% platform fees.
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