Merchants looking to accept Bitcoin have two options. First, they can create a Bitcoin wallet with a public address and share it with customers. Larger organisations may consider running a ‘full node’ on the Bitcoin network for security reasons, which is how they would accept Bitcoin directly from customers. Our University article on how to use Bitcoin contains more information.Alternatively, merchants can partner with a crypto processor to facilitate Bitcoin transactions. Crypto.com Pay allows merchants of all sizes to start accepting Bitcoin in minutes, with a dashboard that makes it easy to send invoices and manage Bitcoin payments. Plus, there are no transaction or setup fees. Crypto.com Pay offers integrations with popular e-commerce services like Shopify and OpenCart.