Payment processor comparison

XRPay vs NOWPayments: Same crypto focus. Complete merchant platform.

NOWPayments charges 0.5–1% per transaction with 200+ crypto support. Compare that with XRPay's 0.1% rate and complete merchant ecosystem — POS, invoicing, B2B, social commerce, and CRM integrations.

0.1%

XRPay base rate

3 sec

Settlement

$0

Chargebacks

24/7

Always on

Fee comparison

Every transaction costs less

Fee typeNOWPaymentsXRPaySavings
Transaction fee0.5%–1%0.1% flatCompare base rates
Subscription plans$0–$200/mo$0 StarterNo forced tier
Auto-conversionMarket spreadDEX rateTransparent

Settlement speed

Your money, in seconds — not days

XRPay3–5 seconds
✓ SETTLED
NOWPaymentsVaries by coin
TypeNOWPaymentsXRPayAdvantage
Crypto settlementVaries by coin3–5 secondsConsistent
Auto-conversionExchange rate + delayXRPL DEX instantFaster

Custody model

Your money should be yours

NOWPayments — Semi-Custodial
  • ✕Payments flow through NOWPayments infrastructure
  • ✕Auto-conversion adds intermediary risk
  • ✕Limited control over settlement timing
  • ✕Dependent on third-party exchange rates
XRPay — Self-Custody
  • ✓Payments settle directly to your XRPL wallet
  • ✓XRPL DEX for transparent conversion
  • ✓Full control over when and how to convert
  • ✓No intermediary between you and your funds

Feature comparison

An honest look at every feature

FeatureNOWPaymentsXRPay
200+ cryptocurrencies
✓

Multi-chain

✕

XRPL-focused

E-commerce plugins
✓

WooCommerce, Shopify

✓

Shopify, BigCommerce

Payment links
✓

Basic links

✓

Social + shareable

Donations widget
✓

Embeddable

✓

Payment links

In-person POS
✕

—

✓

Software POS + kiosk

Invoicing
✕

—

✓

Full + escrow

Subscriptions
✕

—

✓

Built-in recurring

B2B wholesale
✕

—

✓

Escrow-protected

Telegram storefront
✕

—

✓

Native bot

CRM integrations
✕

—

✓

HubSpot, Salesforce

Tax compliance
✕

Manual

✓

FMV + rate tables

FAQ

Common questions

Stop overpaying for payments

Compare XRPay’s 0.1% platform fee and direct XRPL settlement workflow with your current processor’s contract, payout timing, and dispute rules.