Stripe is card-first: a percentage on every sale, payouts on its schedule, and chargebacks you cannot fully control. BoreLine Pay lets you accept Bitcoin as a parallel option that settles straight to your own wallet, on chain, with no percentage per transaction and no reversible payments.
Stripe holds and moves money; BoreLine never does.
Stripe is a custodial card processor: it captures funds, deducts a percentage, and pays you out later. Its payments are reversible, so chargebacks are a standing risk.
BoreLine is non-custodial and Bitcoin-native. Each invoice derives an address from your own wallet's ZPUB, the customer pays on chain, and the money is yours from the first confirmation. There is no pooled balance and no reversal.
| BoreLine Pay | Stripe (cards) | |
|---|---|---|
| Payment rail | Bitcoin, on chain | Cards, custodial |
| Per-transaction fee | 0%, flat monthly only | Percentage per sale |
| Who holds funds | You only, your wallet | The processor, then payout |
| Chargebacks | None, payments are final | Yes, card chargebacks |
| Identity verification | None (non-custodial) | Account onboarding |
Comparison reflects the non-custodial model BoreLine is built on. Product names are trademarks of their respective owners; this page is not affiliated with or endorsed by Stripe (cards).
Two ways, no rebuild of your checkout.
No-code links. Create a product, share its hosted payment link on a button, in an email, or on an invoice. The customer gets a Bitcoin payment page and the money lands in your wallet.
One API call. From your server, create an invoice and redirect the buyer to the returned page; verify the signed webhook to fulfil the order automatically. See the integration guide.
Add a Bitcoin option in minutes. Start free with a fresh empty wallet and take a test payment straight to yourself.
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