PayRam
A Self Hosted Crypto Payment Processor
Hey Indie Hackers!
After 18 months of building in stealth, I’m stoked to launch PayRam—a self-hosted crypto payment processor for businesses blacklisted by traditional gateways (casinos, adult platforms, iGaming, etc.).
Why?
The Problem: Banks and processors like Stripe/PayPal ban entire industries, charging 3%+ fees and freezing funds.
The Solution: PayRam lets merchants run their OWN payment gateway. No middlemen, 0.5% fees, and zero chargebacks.
Key Features:
✅ Self-Hosted Control (your servers, your rules)
✅ Privacy-First (no mandatory KYC)
✅ Multi-Chain Support (BTC, ETH, USDT, TRX, SOL)
✅ Fraud-Proof (blockchain = irreversible transactions)
Access: PayRam.com
Question: For those in restricted industries—what’s your biggest payment hurdle?
2 Comments
PayRam sounds like a game-changer for industries often rejected by traditional payment processors, offering a much-needed solution with lower fees, self-hosted control, and privacy-first features. It's great to see businesses gaining more autonomy with their payments, especially when blockchain technology can ensure fraud-proof transactions. With features like multi-chain support, PayRam aligns well with the growing demand for decentralization. As Kubernetes Dashboard continues to empower developers to manage and monitor their Kubernetes clusters, it’s exciting to think about how platforms like PayRam might be managed in a similar self-hosted, scalable way, providing both freedom and efficiency to users in these restricted industries.
Thank you for the thoughtful comment! PayRam’s mission is all about empowering businesses in restricted industries, and it’s exciting to see parallels with Kubernetes Dashboard’s focus on scalability and autonomy. The idea of managing self-hosted payment gateways like Kubernetes clusters is intriguing—freedom and efficiency are exactly what we aim to deliver. Appreciate your support!