Need a good web wallet for fees

[dkbit98]

I know not your keys not your money, I will just be using it for micropayments, don't you start lecturing me on that

Don't use any web wallets, and especially not custodial wallets.
If you really want to use something for small amounts and micropayments, than consider using Lightning Network or Liquid Chain.
In Aqua wallet you have support for Liquid Assets L-BTC and L-USDT, but you can also accept Lightning payments and stablecoins from other chains (ethereum, tron, binance, polygon, solana).
Fees on Liquid Chain are minimal, for other networks there are additional fees.

[coupable]

I conclude that you are either looking for a webwallet because you do not realize that you can always use personal bitcoin wallets for online payments, or to conduct transactions in a variety of cryptocurrencies, not just Bitcoin.

You conclude wrong, I deal a lot with payments and most customers have moved away from BTC while my main funds are in BTC, dealing with 10-15 hot and cold wallets as I also need liquidity available would be impossible to manage and would only lead to a mistake sooner or later.

Thanks for the clarification. I misunderstood your point. Obviously, you need a specific app or features to process large online payments. I want to emphasize that using webwallets for large online payments is highly risky, as you are vulnerable to all kinds of malicious attempts online. Some of the suggestions from members here may be helpful, even if only partially, so don't hesitate to ask for expert help whenever you need it.

[The Hidebehinder]

In Aqua wallet you have support for Liquid Assets L-BTC and L-USDT, but you can also accept Lightning payments and stablecoins from other chains (ethereum, tron, binance, polygon, solana).

This is a bit closer to what I am searching for, not ideal but would solve the stable coin issue, although I would have loved support for USDC, I'm from Europe and I don't see a future for tether here.

Thanks for the clarification. I misunderstood your point. Obviously, you need a specific app or features to process large online payments. I want to emphasize that using webwallets for large online payments is highly risky, as you are vulnerable to all kinds of malicious attempts online.

Everything is risky, problem is accessibility, if I travel with a laptop full of wallets I'm also at risk for theft, I also risk every time I need to take the exchange from my wallet to an exchange to get those coins, the fees munching in the profit margin and so on. For an what they call investor that just gets his coins and stashes it away I would understand but I need liquidity on my available most of the time, I would love to deal only one one chain and only with one wallet but that would be just me going out of business.