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Self-hosting PART payment processor

BTCPayServer is a self-hosted, open-source cryptocurrency payment processor. It's secure, private, censorship-resistant and free

By hosting your own instance of Particl’s BTCPayServer, you can create your very own independent payment processor for both Particl and Bitcoin.

About BTCPayServer

BTCPayServer has been ported to work on Particl by Rob (spazzymoto) by claiming a community-posted bounty on forums.

Features

See official BTCPayServer website for complete info about features and abilities. To name a few:

  • No fees – no processing/transaction fees or any 3rd-party eating up your profits
  • Peer to peer – coins are sent directly from buyer to seller, they don’t sit on the server itself (no middleman)
  • Multiple coins supported – BTC (with optional Lightning), PART, LTC and more…
  • No KYC – keep your identity to yourself
  • Self-hosted – you’re in control

Available servers

Following BTCPayServer servers are run by the community and open for public, in case you don’t want/need to run your own:

Sorry, no public BTCPayServers available at this time. Maybe you might help out and host one yourself? :)

Installation

For easier installation and management, docker images are available:

Requirements

docker
docker-compose

Generate docker-compose.yml

git clone --depth=1 https://github.com/spazzymoto/btcpayserver-docker.git
cd btcpayserver-docker
export BTCPAYGEN_CRYPTO1="part"
./build.sh

Note: This will use Particl Core 0.18.0.6 RC1, if you wish to use the latest stable for mainnet just change the line in the docker-compose.generated.yml

image: spazzymoto/particl:0.18.0.6rc1 -> image: spazzymoto/particl:0.17.1.4

Run BTCPayServer

Still in btcpayserver-docker folder:

cd Generated/
export NBITCOIN_NETWORK="testnet"
export BTCPAY_PROTOCOL="http"
export BTCPAY_HOST="localhost"
docker-compose -f docker-compose.generated.yml up

Go to localhost in your browser

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