Self-Hosting a BTCPay Server on a VPS
Run your own BTCPay: direct BTC payments without a processor, what resources it needs, and how a no-KYC VPS removes the onboarding friction.
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Why self-host BTCPay
BTCPay Server is a free, self-custodial payment processor: invoices are generated by your own node, funds land in your wallet, nobody can freeze or deplatform the checkout. For crypto-native businesses it removes the exact middleman that makes traditional hosting painful.
VPS from $8.50/mo. Email, a 12-character password, then a crypto invoice.
Launch nowSizing and setup
- Business VPS (6 vCPU / 16 GB) is the practical floor for a pruned full node + BTCPay; Pro is comfortable. NVMe matters for initial block download.
- The Docker deployment (btcpayserver-docker) is the supported path; prune the node to save disk.
- Open 80/443 for the checkout and 8333 for the node; point a domain, get a certificate automatically.
- Sync time: pruned initial sync typically takes hours on NVMe, not days.
Notes
- Running your own node also gives you verifiable balances — no API trust.
- BTCPay supports Lightning (LND/CLN) if you want instant settlement; a stable IP and port 9735 are included.
- Host BTCPay at NovaVPS and your own product can accept the same coins our checkout does.
What plan should I pick for BTCPay?
Business VPS as the floor, Pro for comfort with Lightning. Storage plans are not the right shape — BTCPay needs CPU and fast small-file NVMe.
Do I need my own domain?
Yes, for the TLS certificate and a sane checkout URL.
Can customers pay in Monero through BTCPay?
Via plugins, yes — though the core BTCPay flow is BTC/Lightning.
Ready to launch?
Configure a VPS or dedicated server, set a password, then pay the invoice.
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