Open-source self-hosted payment gateways in 2026
5 open-source projects, ranked by GitHub stars and how recently each was worked on. Btcpayserver leads with 7.9k stars, ahead of Bitcart. 4 had code pushed in the last three months. Most common licenses: AGPL-3.0 (3) and MIT (2). Commercial self-hosted payment gateways are listed separately.
All open-source self-hosted payment gateways, ranked
Complete systems you can adopt 5
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Btcpayserver btcpayserver
Accept Bitcoin payments. Free, open-source & self-hosted, Bitcoin payment processor.
Complete system Production-ready You want to accept Bitcoin directly into your own wallet without a third-party processor.
★ 7.9k MIT C# Active, pushed today -
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Bitcart bitcart
Bitcart is a free and open-source self-hosted payment processor for BTC, LTC, BCH, XMR, ETH, TRX, USDT and more
Complete system Usable You want to accept several cryptocurrencies, not just Bitcoin, on your own server.
★ 1k MIT Python Active, pushed today -
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Open Payment Host abishekmuthian
Sell what you want without paying double commissions. Self hosted alternative for Gumroad, Buy Me a Coffee, Ko-fi etc.
Complete system Experimental You sell a few digital products and want to avoid platform commissions on top of Stripe fees.
★ 243 AGPL-3.0 Go Active, pushed 34 days ago -
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OwnPay own-pay
Self-hosted, open-source payment gateway. Manage brands, gateways, and transactions on your own infrastructure.
Complete system Experimental You want to test a self-hosted gateway layer over local payment methods and can audit it.
★ 213 AGPL-3.0 PHP Active, pushed today -
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PipraPay PipraPay
Empower your payment operations with PipraPay, the free and open-source, plugin-based platform for automated payments and full workflow control.
Complete system Experimental You sell online in Bangladesh and want to automate mobile wallet payment confirmation yourself.
★ 330 AGPL-3.0 PHP Slowing, pushed 5 months ago
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Open-source licenses
- Network copyleft: 3. Like GPL, and running a changed version as a web service counts as distributing it, so its users get the source too.
- Permissive: 2. Use it anywhere, including in closed products. You keep the copyright notice; Apache-2.0 also grants patent rights.
Languages
PHP 2, C# 1, Python 1 and Go 1.
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