We need BTC payment gateway for tor

[tomebocirh@gmail.com]

Can somebody recommend a bitcoin payment gateway that supports the tor network.

We are working on developing a marketplace and we need to implement btc payment system. We searched online and most of them do not support tor.

Thanks

[mocacinno]

Can somebody recommend a bitcoin payment gateway that supports the tor network.

We are working on developing a marketplace and we need to implement btc payment system. We searched online and most of them do not support tor.

Thanks

If I was setting up a hidden service i wouldn't touch a thirth party payment provider with a ten foot pole (or a 3 meter pole if you're from a country that uses the metric system like me ).
It isn't hard to run bitcoind or a monero daemon on tor and use the json rpc interface to generate new addresses, monitor incoming funds, create new transactions, sign messages,...

If you want to use a thirth party payment provider, you'll probably need to find one that also runs a hidden service, otherwise your customers will be shown an invoice on the clearnet... I doubt they'll be happy about this. I actually doubt your customers will feel safe and secure if you'd use any kind of thirth party payment provider at all... Why involve more people than you strictly have to involve?

This being said: i personally don't like darknet marketplaces... But it's up to you to make sure you follow all laws and rules that apply in your country...

[OmegaStarScream]

I suggest running your own node as suggested above and use BTCPayServer for that purpose. Tor support is not there yet but It's being discussed: https://github.com/btcpayserver/btcpayserver/issues/320

and according to the developer, It's not that hard, so you may be able to implement it yourself.

[tomebocirh@gmail.com]

Thank you for the suggestions.

[servsec]

Coinpayments have an hidden service (onion) url available.

[OmegaStarScream]

Coinpayments have an hidden service (onion) url available.

He should expect to have his account closed and his funds taken away If he the website he's building is meant for something illegal.

[buwaytress]

Coinpayments have an hidden service (onion) url available.

He should expect to have his account closed and his funds taken away If he the website he's building is meant for something illegal.

In fact, he could expect the account to be blocked in any event using a 3rd party service, and they will provide an excuse if he's "lucky", any arbitrary reason is enough according to most terms of service. I'm sure many merchants, legitimate or not, will have experienced something of the sort.

Just grit your teeth, get things done yourself. The learning curve should be overcome fairly quickly with open source solutions with good community support like BTCPay server... Any business wants to do it seriously will have to consider this route sooner or later.