BTCPay VS Mycelium Gear

Bitcoin users abandoned bitpay about six years ago during the blocksize wars, because they joined the bcash attack. Now anyone that wants to accept bitcoin payments, and especiallly through lightning, uses the open-source btcpay. Source: 5 months ago

> It was also an interesting learning experience, implementing it was much harder than we anticipated and I hope others in the same position can benefit from our learnings. Well done, never mind that guy, he clearly has an axe to grind and doesn't seem to grasp very much other than his out of touch talking points: did you look into using BTCPAY [0] server? Things are still not as easy as they should, but have... - Source: Hacker News / 8 months ago

Game changer for us is BTCPay Server since a big point of crypto is removing banks/middlemen. Rock solid and bitcoin goes directly to our wallet that we control the private keys for. No Coinbase. No Bitpay. Just actual bitcoin. Highly recommended. Source: 10 months ago

Since the transaction which would be running are not going to be that large of a quantities where each and every % matters, I think it would be safer to go with something like nodeless as referred. For some larger operations https://btcpayserver.org/ would be somewhat better. Thank you for the help! Source: 11 months ago

Did you teach them about lightning? BTCPay Server? Source: 11 months ago

Mycelium Gear isn't a third party payment processor, whether you are using their website to do it or rolling your own. That's due to the way their system works, you can read more on it at: https://gear.mycelium.com/. Source: about 2 years ago

There is of course also the technological angle ( e.g. Mycelium gear, which avoids being considered a TPSO by virtue of the technological design - https://gear.mycelium.com/ ). Source: over 2 years ago