Bitcoin.com launches Checkout app with zero merchant fees
Bitcoin.com released Checkout, a self-custodial payments app that lets merchants accept crypto with no merchant fees and auto-settle payments to stablecoins for immediate value retention.
Bitcoin.com launched Checkout on June 3, 2026. The mobile app lets merchants accept Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies and route payments directly to a merchant-controlled wallet. Payments can be automatically converted to stablecoins at settlement to avoid price swings for recipients.
The app is designed for in-person payments, events, deliveries and quick invoicing. Checkout is available on iOS and Android. Merchants enter an amount, select a currency, show a QR code to the customer and receive confirmation when the transaction arrives and confirms on the network.
Payments go straight to the merchant’s wallet address without a custody intermediary. Supported assets include Bitcoin, stablecoins and privacy-focused tokens such as fUSD and ZANO. Merchants can create invoices denominated in local fiat currency while customers pay in crypto.
Bitcoin.com states it does not charge merchant fees. Network fees for on-chain transfers remain the responsibility of the payer or recipient depending on the transaction. Checkout supports multiple wallet addresses inside the app and can import addresses from the Bitcoin.com Wallet.
Settled stablecoins can be spent through third-party services, and Bitcoin.com says merchants can connect to card providers such as Zebec to use settled funds. Merchants may opt into a Bitcoin.com Maps listing to make their business discoverable to nearby crypto users.
Corbin Fraser, CEO of Bitcoin.com, described the user flow: “You enter an amount, show a QR code, and stable value lands in your own wallet seconds later.”
Bitcoin.com was founded in 2015 and offers educational resources, news and self-custodial products. Checkout joins the company’s existing wallet and payments tools and is available to download now on iOS and Android.
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