BTC Payment Gateway
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What Is Bitcoin (BTC)?
Bitcoin is the first cryptocurrency, launched in 2009 by the pseudonymous Satoshi Nakamoto. It runs on an open proof-of-work network with no issuer and no central operator, and its supply is capped at 21 million coins.
Transactions are grouped into blocks that are added to the chain roughly every ten minutes. The network fee is charged for the space a transaction takes up in a block, not for the amount being sent, so the size of the payment itself does not drive the cost.
Bitcoin is the largest cryptocurrency by market capitalisation and the asset most widely supported by exchanges, wallets and custody providers. Since 2024 it is also held through spot exchange-traded funds in the United States, which brought it into regulated investment portfolios.
For businesses this matters in one practical way: BTC is the coin almost every crypto user already holds, so accepting it covers the widest part of the crypto audience with a single payment method.
How to choose a Bitcoin payment gateway?
Here are the key factors to consider when choosing a Bitcoin payment gateway.
Factors and descriptions
Security
The gateway should protect funds and customer data with two-factor authentication and encryption.
Transaction confirmation
Check how confirmations are handled and whether completed payments generate timely notifications.
Regulatory compliance
The provider should comply with the financial regulations applicable in your jurisdiction.
Transaction fees
Compare gateway fees and choose a structure that fits your budget.
Supported cryptocurrencies
Choose a gateway that lets you expand the cryptocurrencies accepted in the future.
User experience
Assess account setup, payment flow, customization options and customer support for both sides.
Documentation and resources
Comprehensive documentation, guides and developer support simplify integration.
Additional features
Consider multi-currency support, recurring payments, fraud prevention and scalability.
Cost-benefit analysis
Balance the total cost against the gateway features and benefits you need.
How Does a Bitcoin Payment Work?
Customer chooses BTC at checkout
The customer selects Bitcoin (BTC) as the payment method and sends the payment from their wallet.
PassimPay generates the payment details
The transaction is confirmed on-chain
Funds are credited to your balance

Why Accept Bitcoin Payments
Lower fees than credit cards
Card payments often take 2–3% of the transaction amount. PassimPay processing fees start at 0.5%, with an optional 0.2% when automatic conversion is enabled. On large invoices and recurring payments the difference adds up.

Protection from volatility
Incoming BTC payments can be converted into USDT or USDC automatically at the moment of receipt, so the amount you receive is not exposed to market movement.

Built for subscriptions
Assign a permanent BTC deposit address to each customer. They pay to the same address every time, which works for subscriptions, memberships and regular B2B billing, with no stored card details and no expired cards.

No hidden fees
PassimPay has no monthly subscription fee or hidden platform charges. Businesses can accept BTC payments with free setup and pay only for completed transactions.

Fast API integration
Use the PassimPay BTC payment gateway API to connect Bitcoin payments to your website in a few hours. PassimPay also provides 12 ready-made CMS plugins, including WordPress, Shopify, WooCommerce and Magento 2.

How to Start Accepting Bitcoin




BTC Payment Integration Methods
API
Use the PassimPay BTC payment gateway API to control the checkout flow, payment status, and customer experience. It is ideal for developers, SaaS platforms, and custom websites.
CMS plugins
Use the PassimPay BTC payment gateway API to connect Bitcoin payments to your website in a few hours. PassimPay also provides 12 ready-made CMS plugins, including WordPress, Shopify, WooCommerce and Magento 2.
Payment invoices
Send an invoice to the customer by email with a direct BTC payment link. This method is useful for B2B payments, service fees, deposits, and one-time orders.
Payment buttons
Add a “Pay with BTC” button to any page and let customers pay without a full checkout rebuild.
Mass payouts
Send BTC to multiple recipients in one batch with Multisender, straight from your dashboard. Ideal for payroll, affiliate commissions, and partner settlements.
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FAQ
What is a Bitcoin payment gateway?
What is Bitcoin (BTC)?
How do I start accepting Bitcoin payments?
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What does it cost to accept Bitcoin?
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Can I convert Bitcoin payments into stablecoins?
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What other cryptocurrencies does PassimPay support?
Other payment methods on PassimPay
PassimPay supports more than 74 cryptocurrencies. You can view the current list on this page.
Start Accepting Bitcoin Payments Today
Enable Bitcoin (BTC) in your PassimPay dashboard and start accepting payments on your website. Free setup, fees starting at 0.5%, automatic conversion into stablecoins.






