can we buy and sell gifts trough bitcoin

[valentino300]

this valentine im creating a website for customized valentine's wishes and gifts http://valentinewishes.net/ , and anyone her e who can guide me about how i can accept bitcoin on my website .

[mersal]

Yes you can,try https://bitpay.com/ which is one of the most trusted crypto payment processor and easy for anyone to access and receive funds to their bank accounts directly.

[OmegaStarScream]

I wouldn't recommend the suggested site (BitPay) for many reasons:

1. The service is banned in certain countries, which makes it hard for your buyers to pay you.
2. It can be very hard to pay you if the buyer is not using a wallet that supports BIP70.
3. The fees are quite high (1% for each transaction). Not recommended for small businesses.

A couple of alternatives (KYC might be required):

- OpenNode (0% fees until you receive 10K $, then it becomes 1%),
- CoinPayments (0.5% fee, and you can accept multiple alts) -- It's worth mentioning that they have some scam accusations.

If you want to avoid third-party fees and be in full control over your funds, you can use BTCPayServer. There are two ways to do it:

1. Buy the hosting yourself and run your own bitcoin node (It can be a little bit difficult).
2. Use third-party hosting (easier). I suggest you read the pro's and con's.

[Wexnident]

You can also try CoinGate and CoinPayments just like what the person above me said, or CoinBase. CoinBase sadly limits its working area around a few countries and may not encompass OP's country but I'm not particularly sure about that since OP didn't say his country. There is also CoinGate which is a pretty trusted crypto site. It offers 40 different types of crypto payment but the bad thing about it is it asks for a 1% fee on all transactions, unlike CoinPayments.

[poochpocket]

Accepting BTC would increase your profits in one way or the other, I think its a good move for the business.

You could go with some of the reputed getway services for crypto, I see as said above Bitpay could not be a good choice. I would advice you going with CoinPayments, as I think its a decent one.

CoinPayments Link : https://coinsutra.com/go/coinpayments/

[bossmarket1]

Yes you can,try https://bitpay.com/ which is one of the most trusted crypto payment processor and easy for anyone to access and receive funds to their bank accounts directly.

How reliable is it here? I'm tired of losing my money!

[UserU]

How reliable is it here? I'm tired of losing my money!

BitPay is legit, but as Omega mentioned before, the fees are ludicrous. Many newbies tend to give in, but they can actually bypass them by manually lowering the TX fees through compatible wallets (e.g. Electrum).

[Mike Mayor]

Depending on how much you know about coding you can do it yourself on github or you can use one of the many processers below.

DO NOT use SpectroCoin.
https://www.blockchain.com/api/api_receive
https://bitpay.com/
https://www.coinpayments.net/
https://cointelegraph.com/bitcoin-for-beginners/how-to-accept-bitcoins-in-my-store
https://www.shopify.com/bitcoin
https://www.alfacoins.com/?gclid=CjwKCAiAlO7uBRANEiwA_vXQ--YnqJoZ-of5-BMEc4CMb0g4fTGhyfv9NBoz05dfbodGEHUeJ6qA3BoC79MQAvD_BwE

Something here should surely help you. Otherwise, just ask again here. xD

[OgNasty]

If you want to avoid third-party fees and be in full control over your funds, you can use BTCPayServer. There are two ways to do it:

1. Buy the hosting yourself and run your own bitcoin node (It can be a little bit difficult).
2. Use third-party hosting (easier). I suggest you read the pro's and con's.

I would agree that if you have the technical ability, https://btcpayserver.org is a great way to accept BTC on your website.

[SFR10]

anyone her e who can guide me about how i can accept bitcoin on my website .

In addition to the above suggestions:

- GOCOIN ^{[a few baseless indirect accusations]}

• 1% fee
• Limit on its usage

- apirone ^{[can't vouch]}

• 0% fee for recieving
• SegWit suport
• Ann thread

CoinPayments Link : https://coinsutra.com/go/coinpayments/

You might want to edit/remove ^{[I edited its first part on this quote]}, it "redirects to coinsutra's referral link for coinpayments ^{[check this SS]}"
- Regardless of you "involuntarily" copying coinsutra's ref link, it's still against the rules ^{[you should always check the landing page of the links you provide]}.

https://spectrocoin.com/en/faqs/merchants-and-payment-processing/how-can-i-accept-bitcoin-payments-in-my-online-shop.html

SpectroCoin is quite popular in "Scam Accusations" board ^{[not safe]}.

[Mike Mayor]

https://spectrocoin.com/en/faqs/merchants-and-payment-processing/how-can-i-accept-bitcoin-payments-in-my-online-shop.html

SpectroCoin is quite popular in "Scam Accusations" board ^{[not safe]}.

Alright sorry about that. Edited that one out. I actually have a few wallets there. I got a fright when I read your post but I just checked I only have a couple $$ in each wallet. Thanks for pointing that out. (I would give you a merit but I see you a legendary already so I will use it to help another user)
I wouldn't want to be spreading some horrible scam.

[SFR10]

I actually have a few wallets there. I got a fright when I read your post but I just checked I only have a couple $$ in each wallet.

Most  "scam" services tend to scam when large amounts are at stake but I've also seen them scam users for quite smaller amounts...
- I suggest using a wallet that allows users to have full control over their coins.

[bossmarket1]

I actually have a few wallets there. I got a fright when I read your post but I just checked I only have a couple $$ in each wallet.

Most  "scam" services tend to scam when large amounts are at stake but I've also seen them scam users for quite smaller amounts...
- I suggest using a wallet that allows users to have full control over their coins.

Show me this wallet, tired of these scammers.

[CristianOff]

Hello my entrepreneur guy
May the blessings of business success reach you and good luck with your valentines website. I also have a company selling online so maybe we can network.
Send me a message

For your matter, just use coinbase gateway. A nice feature is that you can instantly convert your crypto to stablecoin or just keep them as they are. Take a look:
https://commerce.coinbase.com/

[antiomic]

Hello my entrepreneur guy
May the blessings of business success reach you and good luck with your valentines website. I also have a company selling online so maybe we can network.
Send me a message

For your matter, just use coinbase gateway. A nice feature is that you can instantly convert your crypto to stablecoin or just keep them as they are. Take a look:
https://commerce.coinbase.com/

CristianOff thanks for the heads up. My question is, how do you set the payment window to 15 minutes instead of the default 60 minutes?

[OmegaStarScream]

thanks for the heads up. My question is, how do you set the payment window to 15 minutes instead of the default 60 minutes?

I just checked my account, and apparently, there is no way to do it using the UI. You'll have to create a charge using their API and then set the expiry time. See here[1]

[1] https://commerce.coinbase.com/docs/api/#create-a-charge