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Why are you replying to a thread that has been dead for a long time? Besides, you quoted my post and basically just repeated what I already said without adding anything new or insightful.
Topic: Automated Checkout For Wordpress Does This Exist? (Read 116 times)
Why are you replying to a thread that has been dead for a long time? Besides, you quoted my post and basically just repeated what I already said without adding anything new or insightful.
First, you should explain your requirements in more detail. You mention BTCPay Server, but after that point you mention USDT cryptocurrency. BTCPay Server is an open-source Bitcoin payment processor which allows you to accept bitcoin payments. USDT is an altcoin and it is not supported by BTCPay Server no matter which wallet you use.
Why not simply accept Bitcoin payments and later convert them to stablecoin if that is your preference?
Why not simply accept Bitcoin payments and later convert them to stablecoin if that is your preference?
Important to clarify your requirements and understand the limitations of the solutions you're considering. BTCPay Server is designed for Bitcoin payments, and if you're looking for a solution to accept USDT, you may need to explore other options. As suggested, could accept Bitcoin payments and later convert them to a stablecoin if necessary. Alternatively, you could research and find a solution specifically designed for accepting USDT payments while still maintaining decentralization and avoiding intermediary charges.
I think using BTCPayserver could be a good option for you since it allows you to connect your own wallet and has free hosting providers. It's unfortunate that Electrum doesn't accept USDT, but perhaps there's another wallet option that could work for you.
As for the other options you mentioned, like Omniwallet and Coinomi, I'm not entirely sure if they support automated checkout with verification or if they have any intermediary charges. It may be worth looking into further or reaching out to their support teams to ask for more information.
So, I suggest doing some more research and reaching out to the support teams of the different options you're considering to see which one best fits your needs. I hope you're able to find a solution that works for you and allows you to accept USDT payments in a decentralized and cost-effective way.
As for the other options you mentioned, like Omniwallet and Coinomi, I'm not entirely sure if they support automated checkout with verification or if they have any intermediary charges. It may be worth looking into further or reaching out to their support teams to ask for more information.
So, I suggest doing some more research and reaching out to the support teams of the different options you're considering to see which one best fits your needs. I hope you're able to find a solution that works for you and allows you to accept USDT payments in a decentralized and cost-effective way.
Just did a search and found several payment plugins(non-custodial management) supporting USDT in addition to what @OSS suggested:
- Coinremitter
- Nowpayments
Not sure about the cost per transaction. I haven't tried them so far I have no interest.
DYOR
- Coinremitter
- Nowpayments
Not sure about the cost per transaction. I haven't tried them so far I have no interest.
DYOR
coinremitter seems to be using a wallet generation api to generate wallets under their backend in website and then handing them out to customers to recieve payments and then enabling them to login in to their website and withdraw to outside wallets so not exactly non-custodial and not even automated settlement to your own wallet. Also need a pro membership to get USDT as follows;
Tether USD ERC20 PRO USDTERC20
With
Gas Station
10
Without
Gas Station
20
0.23%
Nowpayments seems more legit but no exact usdt clauses or if it is actually available on collection and settlement but it seems they also doing same thing on backend(centralized) and then finally can withdraw out to your wallet Transaction fee: 0.5 percent
Fiat withdrawal fee: 2.3-1.5%**
depends on your transaction volume sending to SEPA banks as EU which is a good feature
Just did a search and found several payment plugins(non-custodial management) supporting USDT in addition to what @OSS suggested:
- Coinremitter
- Nowpayments
Not sure about the cost per transaction. I haven't tried them so far I have no interest.
DYOR
- Coinremitter
- Nowpayments
Not sure about the cost per transaction. I haven't tried them so far I have no interest.
DYOR
This is what is currently being done accepting BTC and making it to USDT, problem is high network fee around 0.0002BTC and high withdrawal limit on exchanges such as 0.001BTC which makes microtransactions hard for customers to do and BTC fluctuates way too much thus hard for customers since they would need to pay more in fiat to reach the withdrawal limit also. Plus price volitility is there when holding BTC for services we provide thus we also prefer keeping in USDT and not after capital gain
First, you should explain your requirements in more detail. You mention BTCPay Server, but after that point you mention USDT cryptocurrency. BTCPay Server is an open-source Bitcoin payment processor which allows you to accept bitcoin payments. USDT is an altcoin and it is not supported by BTCPay Server no matter which wallet you use.
Why not simply accept Bitcoin payments and later convert them to stablecoin if that is your preference?
Why not simply accept Bitcoin payments and later convert them to stablecoin if that is your preference?
The problem being electrum does not have USDT acceptance, while besides this BTCPayserver accepts connection of Cobo valult, Coldcard, Wasabi, Specter desktop, and Passport not sure if any of these wallets are similiar to electrum which runs on your laptop but can accept USDT deposits??
Although some of the wallets you mentioned do support USDT, you won't be able to use that with BTCPayServer. You can only connect your bitcoin wallet.
I also saw another thread about omniwallet & coinomi but not sure if they support automated checkout with verification if coins recieved and mark order as completed once it verifies on wordpress website? Also not sure if they have any intermidiary charges and centralization as the other services I described earlier?
They don't. Omniwallet and Coinomi are wallets and not payment processors.
I suggest you check Coinbase Commerce. It has a WooCommerce plugin[1], they have a self-managed solution, and accept BTC as well as stablecoins but the fee is a bit high compared to what you found (1%).
[1] https://www.coinbase.com/commerce/integrations/woocommerce
This does exist via several plugins but it is all centralized meaning the provider of the plugin would setup a service where they collect the USDT charge a % lowest I found was 0.28% per transaction and then keep it on their wallet till you request a withdrawal. Which kind of beats the purpose of decentralization. Only thing I found out which allows own wallet connection is BTCPayserver using their free host provider sites to propogate transaction and auto deposit the amount to your electrum wallet. The problem being electrum does not have USDT acceptance, while besides this BTCPayserver accepts connection of Cobo valult, Coldcard, Wasabi, Specter desktop, Passport not sure if any of these wallets are similiar to electrum which runs on your laptop but can accept USDT deposits??
I also saw another thread about omniwallet & coinomi but not sure if they support automated checkout with verification if coins recieved and mark order as completed once it verifies on wordpress website? Also not sure if they have any intermidiary charges and centralization as the other services I described earlier?
I also saw another thread about omniwallet & coinomi but not sure if they support automated checkout with verification if coins recieved and mark order as completed once it verifies on wordpress website? Also not sure if they have any intermidiary charges and centralization as the other services I described earlier?
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