Price in US dollars; the customer pays the exact BTC amount to an address made for that order. 0.5% per payment, no monthly fee.
Bitcoin is the original cryptocurrency and the coin most buyers recognise. Blocks arrive about every ten minutes, so payments take longer to confirm than on newer networks.
The BTC amount is locked when the order is created, so a price move while the customer pays does not change what they owe. Native SegWit (bc1…) addresses keep the customer’s network fee low.
From your store plugin, a payment link or one API call.
Converted at the live price once, when the order is created. It never changes afterwards.
A deposit address made for this order only, with a QR code.
When the payment is credited (after 3 confirmations), your balance goes up and your system is told.
| Network | Credited | Payout network fee | Auto-convert |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bitcoin | after 3 confirmations | 0.00003 BTC | Not yet |
Payout network fee: a flat fee per withdrawal to your own wallet, plus the 0.5% commission. Full pricing
Install a plugin, share a payment link, or call the API. The customer can also pick BTC on a hosted checkout page where you offer several coins.
// Your server: create a payment for an order
const res = await fetch('https://stablora.xyz/api/v1/payments', {
method: 'POST',
headers: { Authorization: `Bearer ${STABLORA_KEY}`,
'Content-Type': 'application/json' },
body: JSON.stringify({
reference: 'order-1042', amount: '49.90', currency: 'USD',
network: 'bitcoin', asset: 'BTC',
}),
});
const payment = await res.json();
// payment.amount: the exact BTC amount, locked for this order
// payment.depositAddress: a new address for this order only
// redirect the customer to https://stablora.xyz/pay/<payment.id>More in the help center.
Stablora credits it after 3 confirmations on Bitcoin. The checkout page shows the progress live, and you receive a signed payment.completed webhook the moment it is credited.
0.5% of each payment, with no monthly or setup fee. Withdrawing to your own wallet costs a 0.5% commission plus a flat network fee (0.00003 BTC on Bitcoin).
If less arrives, the checkout asks for the rest before the order expires (you can accept small shortfalls with a tolerance in Settings). Anything above the amount due is recorded as an overpayment that you can refund.
The checkout shows the coin and network right next to the address. Coins sent on another network or in another coin are not credited automatically.
Not on Bitcoin yet: you receive BTC and can withdraw it to any wallet or exchange. The amount is still locked per order, so the customer pays what the order was worth when it was created.
Free to start, 0.5% per payment. Try everything with test keys first.