Switch to crypt.pe

Moving from a custodial processor to crypt.pe is deliberately boring: nothing to migrate, because there is no balance. Create your page, add wallet addresses for the coins you accept, replace the old checkout link with your crypt.pe link, and retire the old account once its last payout clears.

Everything merchants normally lose in a migration — payment history exports, webhook integrations, invoice templates — is either portable (CSV in and out) or rebuilt in minutes. Most merchants run both systems side by side for a week and watch the fee line disappear.

How it works: add your own wallet addresses, share your crypt.pe link or QR code, and every payment settles on-chain from the payer's wallet straight to yours. There is no platform balance, no withdrawal step and no way for crypt.pe to hold, freeze or forward funds. Every payment gets a verifiable on-chain receipt.

What you get: a public payment page, exact-amount invoices with live tracking and receipts, product links, a printable QR standee for your counter, HMAC-signed webhooks, CSV exports and a Stripe-style orders API with Node and Python SDKs, plus WooCommerce and Magento plugins and a Shopify guide.

What it costs: 0% transaction fees on every plan, forever. Free tier at $0, Pro at $9/month, Business at $29/month, Scale at $99/month. Compare that with the 1–2% per transaction charged by custodial processors like Coinbase Commerce or BitPay — at volume, the flat plan pays for itself many times over.