Larecoin Vs BitPay: Which Is Better For Your Crypto Payment Processing?
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- Jan 16
- 4 min read

Crypto payments are no longer optional. They're expected.
But choosing the right processor? That's where most merchants get stuck.
BitPay has been around since 2011. Established. Trusted. Legacy.
Larecoin is the new challenger. Built for Web3. Designed for the future.
So which one actually saves you money and scales your business?
Let's break it down.
The Fee Problem Nobody Talks About
Here's the truth about payment processing.
Traditional networks like Visa and Mastercard charge anywhere from 2.5% to 3.5% in interchange fees. BitPay? They've reduced that to around 1%.
Sounds good, right?
Not when you realize you're still leaving money on the table.

Larecoin cuts interchange fees by 50% compared to legacy systems.
That's not a typo. Half.
For a merchant processing $1 million annually, that's potentially $15,000+ back in your pocket. Every. Single. Year.
The math is simple. The decision should be too.
BitPay: The Legacy Player
Let's give credit where it's due.
BitPay pioneered crypto payment processing. They've processed over 180,000 Litecoin payments alone. More than $30 million in sales through that single coin.
What BitPay offers:
Multiple cryptocurrency support
Established merchant network
Fiat settlement options
1% transaction fees
But here's the catch.
BitPay operates on Web2 infrastructure. It's crypto with training wheels. You're still dependent on centralized conversion processes. Still playing by old rules.
For merchants who just want to "accept Bitcoin," BitPay works.
For merchants who want to actually transform their payment infrastructure? There's a gap.
Larecoin: Built Different
Larecoin isn't just another payment processor.
It's a complete Web3 payments ecosystem.
The core difference? Larecoin treats your incoming payments as receivables, not just transactions.

What Are Crypto Receivables?
Traditional payment processing: Customer pays. Processor takes a cut. You get what's left.
Crypto Receivables: Customer pays. That payment becomes a tokenized asset. You control it completely.
This is the new business standard.
Your receivables can be:
Held as crypto assets
Converted instantly to LUSD (Larecoin's stablecoin)
Pushed directly to card
Used within the Larecoin ecosystem
No middlemen deciding what you can do with YOUR money.
Feature-by-Feature Breakdown
Feature | BitPay | Larecoin |
Transaction Fees | ~1% | Up to 50% lower than legacy |
Stablecoin Option | USDC/GUSD conversion | Native LUSD |
NFT Receipts | No | Yes |
Gas-Only Transfers | No | Yes |
Smart Wallet | No | Yes |
Web3 Native | No | Yes |
Crypto Receivables | No | Yes |
The comparison speaks for itself.
The NFT Receipt Revolution
Here's something BitPay can't touch.
NFT receipts.
Every transaction through Larecoin can generate an immutable, on-chain receipt. Not a PDF. Not an email confirmation. An actual blockchain-verified record.

Why this matters for your business:
Accounting: Automatic, tamper-proof transaction records
Audits: Instant verification of every payment
Transparency: Customers can verify their purchases on-chain
Disputes: Irrefutable proof of payment and terms
For enterprises dealing with compliance headaches, this is a game-changer.
No more reconciliation nightmares. No more "he said, she said" disputes. Just clean, verifiable data.
The Larecoin Ecosystem Advantage
BitPay is a tool.
Larecoin is an ecosystem.
Smart Wallet
Your customers get a Web3 wallet that actually makes sense. Buy, store, exchange, and spend: all in one place.
For merchants, this means:
Higher conversion rates (customers already have funds ready)
Repeat business (ecosystem lock-in works both ways)
Lower abandonment (no external wallet hassles)
LUSD Stablecoin
Volatility kills merchant adoption. We know this.
LUSD solves it. Pegged stability. Instant conversion. No third-party stablecoin dependency.
Accept crypto. Settle in stability. Simple.
Gas-Only Transfers
This is huge.
Traditional crypto transactions require the sender to pay gas fees AND the transaction amount. Friction. Confusion. Drop-off.
Larecoin's gas-only transfers mean customers pay minimal gas. That's it. The transaction itself rides for free within the ecosystem.
Lower friction = more completed purchases.

Who Should Use BitPay?
Let's be fair.
BitPay makes sense if you:
Just want basic Bitcoin acceptance
Prefer established, "safe" options
Don't care about Web3 features
Are okay with 1% fees
Don't need advanced accounting features
It's the Honda Civic of crypto payments. Reliable. Boring. Gets the job done.
Who Should Use Larecoin?
Larecoin is built for:
Merchants who want maximum margin retention
ISOs looking for next-gen payment solutions to offer clients
Enterprises requiring transparent, auditable transactions
Forward-thinkers betting on Web3 infrastructure
If you're building for the next decade, not the last one, the choice is clear.
The Real Cost Comparison
Let's talk numbers.
Scenario: $500,000 annual crypto payment volume
Processor | Fee Structure | Annual Cost |
Visa/Mastercard | 3% avg | $15,000 |
BitPay | 1% | $5,000 |
Larecoin | 50% less than legacy | ~$7,500 vs traditional |
But here's what the spreadsheet doesn't show:
Larecoin's ecosystem benefits compound over time
NFT receipts eliminate accounting software costs
Smart Wallet drives repeat customer behavior
LUSD eliminates volatility hedging expenses
The total cost of ownership isn't even close.
Making The Switch
Already on BitPay? Switching is easier than you think.
Larecoin's integration is designed for merchants who've been through this before. API-first. Developer-friendly. Minimal disruption.
Getting started:
Visit larecoin.com
Set up your merchant account
Integrate via API or plugin
Start accepting payments
That's it. No six-month implementation projects. No consultant armies.
The Bottom Line
BitPay had a decade head start.
Larecoin has better technology.
For merchants who view payment processing as a cost center to minimize, BitPay is adequate.
For merchants who see payments as a strategic advantage, Larecoin is the obvious choice.
Lower fees. Crypto receivables. NFT receipts. Gas-only transfers. Native stablecoin. Complete ecosystem.
The future of payments isn't about accepting crypto.
It's about building on Web3 infrastructure.
Ready to make the switch? Check out the latest updates on the Larecoin forum or dive into the official announcements to see what's coming next.
The question isn't whether crypto payments are the future.
The question is whether you'll be ready for it.

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