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BTCPay Server vs Confirmo

BTCPay Server

btcpayserver.org

Confirmo

confirmo.com

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FigureBTCPay ServerConfirmo
Price fromFree—
Free planYes—
Free trial——
Open sourceYes—
WebYesYes
LinuxYes—
APIYesYes
Self-hostedYes—
Plans published21
Spec score · Crypto Payment Processors8.8 (#2)7.1 (#16)
FeesThe project describes BTCPay as free, with no subscriptions or transaction fees.The legal and regulatory page lists fee schedules for multiple Confirmo legal entities, while the homepage directs prospective customers to contact sales.
IntegrationsThe project lists integrations including WooCommerce, Shopify, Drupal, Magento, and PrestaShop.The site directs businesses to API documentation and describes integration through API, payment buttons, or email invoicing.
SecurityUsing an existing wallet for on-chain transactions requires public wallet information rather than the master private key.The checkout page lists two-factor authentication, access controls, transaction policies, and cold wallets as security measures.
SupportThe project directs users to its documentation, GitHub, and community channels for help.The checkout page says personalized support is available within 24 hours through multiple channels, including Slack.

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BTCPay Server

  • BTCPay ServerFree
  • FreeFree

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Confirmo

  • Business accountPriced on request

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In their own words

BTCPay Server

BTCPay Server is self-hosted, open-source software for processing cryptocurrency payments. It describes its service as free, with no subscriptions or transaction fees; payments go directly to merchant-controlled wallets rather than being held by a payment intermediary. Merchants can create invoices, receive payment notifications and export invoices for bookkeeping. Built-in tools include point of sale, tipping buttons, payment links and crowdfunding campaigns, alongside wallet management with hardware wallet support. The Greenfield REST API can connect commerce applications and automate BTCPay instances. Listed checkout options include hosted invoice checkout, payment requests, HTML buttons, e-commerce plugins, point of sale and custom API integrations. Integrations include platforms such as WooCommerce, Shopify, Drupal, Magento and PrestaShop. For on-chain transactions using an existing wallet, public wallet information is used rather than the master private key. Third-party hosted accounts may lack Lightning by default, wallet rescanning and server settings access. It supports web, Linux, self-hosting and API use.

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Confirmo

Confirmo provides stablecoin payment infrastructure for businesses to accept, settle, and disburse digital assets. Its products include Checkout, Deposits, Payouts, and Subscribe. Checkout accepts stablecoins and other digital assets through an API, email invoices, or ready-made HTML payment buttons. Deposits supports stablecoin acceptance at scale with instant conversion between fiat and stablecoins. Payouts can run on demand or on a recurring schedule, and the API supports thousands of simultaneous payments. Confirmo presents these services for global payroll, payment service providers, iGaming, e-commerce, forex, and prop trading businesses. Checkout security measures include two-factor authentication, access controls, transaction policies, and cold wallets. Confirmo Limited says it is authorized by the Central Bank of Ireland under MiCA and PSD2 for specified services. Confirmo FZE says it has applied for a VARA VASP licence and is not yet authorized for virtual-asset activity in or from the UAE. Pricing is available through sales; a listed transaction fee is 0.8%.

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