Cripay vs BTCPay Server

Facts from public documentation, reviewed on October 27, 2026. Both are capable products; here is where they differ.

	BTCPay Server	Cripay
Service fee	None (you run and pay for the server)	0.5%, nothing to host
KYC / verification	None	None
Custody	Self-custody, your own node	Non-custodial by default, no node to run
Minimum amount	None documented	No minimum for stablecoins on cheap networks
Partial payments	Partial payments shown on the invoice	Same address, remaining amount shown, top-ups accumulate
API & webhooks	Greenfield API, webhooks	REST + signed webhooks, idempotency keys, test mode, typed SDK
Checkout & embeds	Hosted invoice, buttons, plugins	Hosted checkout, embed.js, React component, payment links
Self-hosting	Yes, that is the product	Yes, or use the hosted service

Competitor information comes from their public documentation and pricing pages on the date above and may change. Trademarks belong to their owners.

Switching from BTCPay Server

1Create your Cripay account with your email or wallet (two minutes, no KYC).
2Add your payout wallets and pick the networks you accept. Payments settle straight to them.
3Replace the integration: payment links need no code; the API takes an afternoon with the TypeScript SDK and signed webhooks.

Is Cripay cheaper than BTCPay Server?

Cripay charges 0.5% per confirmed payment with no monthly fee and no verification tiers. See the fee row above for what BTCPay Server publishes.

Can I migrate existing customers?

Yes. Payment links and the hosted checkout work for any customer with a wallet or an exchange account; nothing on their side changes.

Your first crypto payment, today.Free account, test mode included, no card needed.