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Epusdt 🧰 Platform Open source

Self-hosted crypto payment gateway (USDT and other chains) with a hosted checkout page and EPay-compatible API.

Payments, billing & merchant of record · Open source · epusdt.com ★ 3.9k · GPL-3.0

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Pricing
Open source
Type
Payments, billing & merchant of record
GitHub stars
3.9k
Licence
GPL-3.0
Last push
2026-07-29
Company
GMWalletApp

Methods Epusdt pays for

General purpose: it serves every method in the directory.

Niches accepted

Mainstream niches only; check its policies before building a gambling, crypto, CBD or adult property on it.

About Epusdt

Epusdt (GMPay) is an open-source (GPL-3.0), self-hosted payment gateway written in Go that lets a site accept cryptocurrency, primarily USDT, across multiple blockchain networks. It exposes a hosted checkout page plus an EPay-compatible redirect API, so it can be dropped into an existing storefront or membership site that already speaks the EPay protocol, with async payment callbacks and Telegram notifications for order alerts.

Because it is self-hosted, there is no platform fee or revenue share to Epusdt itself; the cost is running and securing the server, plus whatever the underlying blockchain network charges in transaction fees, and whatever a crypto exchange or off-ramp charges to convert to fiat. Publishers use it as an alternative or supplement to Stripe/PayPal for buyers who prefer to pay in crypto and for merchants in regions with limited access to conventional card processing.

This is developer-facing infrastructure, not a managed merchant-of-record service: there is no dashboard-only onboarding, no built-in tax handling, and no customer support line if a deployment breaks or a chain integration needs debugging. Documentation is thin and largely community-maintained, and self-custody of crypto payments means you are responsible for wallet security, chargebacks do not exist in the traditional sense, and refunds are manual.

Best for technically capable teams who already accept or want to accept stablecoin/crypto payments and are comfortable self-hosting Go infrastructure, rather than publishers who want a plug-and-play checkout.

crypto payments usdt self-hosted open-source payment gateway

Pros

  • No platform fee — open-source and self-hosted
  • EPay-compatible API drops into existing storefronts
  • Supports multiple chains, not just USDT

Cons

  • Self-hosted only: you run, secure and patch the server yourself
  • Thin, community-maintained documentation and no vendor support line

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