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My Crypto Server vs Stripe

Stop paying 2.9% + 30¢ to rent your checkout.

Stripe is the default for cards — but every order pays the toll, every payout sits in Stripe's account first, and high-risk merchants get frozen without warning. My Crypto Server takes crypto straight to keys you control, for the cost of gas.

The verdict

Pick Stripe for cards and subscriptions. Pick My Crypto Server to accept crypto with no cut, no custody, and no account anyone can freeze — and run both side by side.

You own it
My Crypto Server
Card & payments platform
Stripe
Platform fees0% — only network gas, paid by the customer2.9% + 30¢ per transaction
Who holds your moneyNon-custodial — funds land straight in your walletCustodial — paid out on a rolling schedule
Account freezes / bansNo account to freeze — you are the processorBalances can be held, reserved, or closed
Crypto support12 networks, native coins + USDC / USDT / DAILimited — USDC payouts and tooling, not multichain checkout
Pricing modelOne-time purchase, every v1 update includedPer-transaction, forever

Competitor figures reflect standard published pricing and typical terms; exact rates vary by plan, region, and volume.

Why teams pick My Crypto Server over Stripe

1

Keep your entire margin

Stripe takes 2.9% + 30¢ on every order, plus payout and FX fees. Crypto settles for gas the customer pays — your take-home is the full price.

2

Nobody can freeze your money

There's no Stripe balance to reserve and no risk team that can close you over your industry. Payments are wallet-to-wallet.

3

Own the stack, not a login

You get the full source and host it yourself — no platform that can change terms, raise fees, or sunset an API you depend on.

Being fair

When Stripe is the better choice

If you mainly sell to card-first customers, need subscriptions and dispute handling, and don't want to touch crypto, Stripe is the simpler fit.

Own your payment stack. Keep every dollar.

$699 one-time with code MCSINTRO $999 — every v1 update included, 0% platform fees, free installation.

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