Bitcoin payments for GetPaid

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Add Bitcoin and Lightning payments to GetPaid

Coinsnap for GetPaid adds Bitcoin as a payment option to the existing GetPaid payment and invoicing ecosystem.

Accept Bitcoin via Lightning or on-chain in GetPaid payment forms, invoices and subscription flows without changing your existing workflows.

Coinsnap can be offered alongside payment methods such as Stripe or PayPal, or used as a standalone Bitcoin payment option.

Coinsnap is Bitcoin payment software for merchants and a brand of Onlineshop24 d.o.o., Serbia.

Key features

Accept Bitcoin and Lightning payments with GetPaid
Support for Lightning and Bitcoin on-chain
Works with GetPaid payment forms
Works with invoices and checkout buttons
Supports subscriptions, retainers and recurring billing flows
Suitable for one-time payments, deposits, donations and service billing
Use Bitcoin alongside Stripe, PayPal and other payment methods
Support for Coinsnap and BTCPay Server
BTCPay Server setup wizard
Configurable checkout title and description
Configurable gateway priority
Automatic or custom redirect after payment
Custom return URL after payment
Payment-status mapping for Expired, Processing and Settled
Optional Bitcoin discount
Can bring Bitcoin payments to GetPaid-powered WordPress integrations
Suitable for micropayments and pay-per-use models
No own Lightning node required when using Coinsnap
Non-custodial / self-custody payment model
Optional bank settlement through supported Coinsnap partners
Open source and free to install

Typical use cases

Use Coinsnap for GetPaid for:

one-time payments
payment forms
checkout buttons
invoices
subscriptions
retainers
recurring billing
donations and tips
service payments
deposits
digital products
pay-per-use services
usage-based billing
micropayments
paid access or lead qualification

How it works

Install and activate GetPaid.
Install and activate Coinsnap for GetPaid.
Go to GetPaid Settings Payment Gateways.
Select Coinsnap and open the gateway settings.
Choose Coinsnap or BTCPay Server.
Enter the required connection details.
Configure checkout text, priority and redirect behavior.
Configure Expired, Processing and Settled status mapping.
Enable Coinsnap in your GetPaid payment workflows.
Make a test Bitcoin payment.

Coinsnap or BTCPay Server

The add-on supports:

Coinsnap — accept Bitcoin without operating your own Bitcoin or Lightning payment infrastructure.
BTCPay Server — connect your own self-hosted BTCPay Server.

When BTCPay Server is used, a Coinsnap merchant account is not required for the payment processing itself.

GetPaid payment flows

The current Coinsnap GetPaid product supports Bitcoin in:

payment forms
invoices
checkout buttons
subscriptions
recurring billing
retainers

GetPaid-powered WordPress integrations

GetPaid can act as a payment layer for other WordPress plugins and applications.

Coinsnap can therefore extend Bitcoin payments into compatible GetPaid-powered integrations, including form, invoicing and directory workflows.

Bitcoin discount

The current Coinsnap GetPaid product supports an optional Bitcoin discount.

A fixed or percentage-based discount can be applied specifically to Bitcoin payments.

Micropayments and new billing models

Lightning makes small payments practical.

Combined with GetPaid, this can support low-value digital services, pay-per-use access, usage-based billing, deposits, tips, donations and paid lead qualification.

Payment status mapping

Coinsnap uses the payment states:

Expired
Processing
Settled

These can be mapped to the corresponding GetPaid invoice/payment statuses.

Settlement

With Coinsnap, payments can be settled to a compatible Bitcoin or Lightning wallet.

One option is the Coinsnap Wallet.

Coinsnap follows a non-custodial / self-custody approach and does not hold merchant Bitcoin.

Depending on the merchant setup and supported partner integrations, Bitcoin payments can also be automatically converted and settled to a bank account.

Fees

Coinsnap charges a 1% transaction fee. The fee is handled separately through the merchant’s Coinsnap balance and is not deducted from the Bitcoin payment.