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What we're building and why — non-custodial Bitcoin payments, provider routing, and straight-faced comparisons with the tools you'd otherwise use.

• July 13, 2026 · 5 min announcementpayments

  Introducing chainkit: accept Bitcoin without giving up custody

  chainkit is a non-custodial Bitcoin payment processor — fiat-priced invoices that settle on-chain straight to your own wallet, plus a Go SDK that routes blockchain RPC across nine providers.

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• July 13, 2026 · 6 min comparisonpayments

  Looking for a Blockonomics alternative? Here is how chainkit compares

  Both are non-custodial Bitcoin payment processors. The differences: pricing shape, receipts and tax handling, webhook verification, and how much of the stack you can inspect.

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• July 13, 2026 · 6 min comparisonpaymentsbtcpay

  Accept Bitcoin payments without running a server

  BTCPay Server is excellent — if you want to operate a node, a database, and upgrades forever. Here is the trade-off, and what a hosted non-custodial processor looks like instead.

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