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{
"event": "payment.confirmed",
"amount": "9.99",
"currency": "USDC",
"txHash": "0xabc...def",
"fromWallet": "0xUser...",
"toWallet": "0xMerchant...",
"splits": {
"creator": "9.72",
"platform": "0.18",
"fee": "0.09"
}
}
A platform processing $100K/month pays CCBill over $27,000. ButterPay costs $800.
| ButterPay | CCBill | Stripe | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Transaction fee | 0.8% | 10.8–14.5% + $0.55 | Restricted for content platforms |
| Chargebacks | Impossible — irreversible by protocol | $25/dispute + lost revenue | — |
| Rolling reserve | None | 5–10% held 13–26 weeks | — |
| Annual registration | $0 | $500–$1,000/yr | — |
| Settlement | Instant | T+7 to T+30 | — |
| Shutdown risk | None — no intermediary | Card networks can cut you off | Yes |
| KYB / approval | Not required — live on Day 1 | Weeks to months | — |
Add ButterPay as an additional checkout option — no need to drop your existing processor. Your current setup stays untouched.
npm install @butterpay/sdkContent platforms average 2–4% chargeback rates. Enter your monthly volume to see the real damage.
Non-custodial architecture — the smart contract executes transfers directly. No one at ButterPay can intercept or redirect funds.
White-label platforms that integrate ButterPay receive 25% of ButterPay's transaction fee on every payment their clients process — enforced by smart contract, no invoicing required.
On a $10 payment: ButterPay charges $0.08 · you receive $0.02 (25%) · creator receives $9.92
Passive. Recurring. No invoicing — Splitter contract routes 25% of every fee to your wallet automatically.
ButterPay is non-custodial payment infrastructure. We do not hold, control, or have access to user funds at any point. Transactions execute peer-to-peer via audited smart contracts. ButterPay does not operate as a money services business (MSB), payment processor, or financial institution. Merchants are solely responsible for compliance with applicable laws in their jurisdiction.
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