Лучшие альтернативы GoUrl в 2026 году

An asset list from another era#

Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Bitcoin SV, Litecoin, Dash, Dogecoin, Speedcoin, Reddcoin, Potcoin, Vertcoin, Feathercoin, Peercoin, UniversalCurrency and MonetaryUnit. Enumerated exactly, which is worth crediting, and dated.

There is no stablecoin on it, no Ethereum and no Lightning. Stablecoins are what most crypto payments now are, and that single absence is the recorded reason merchants move on.

One plugin and a shelf of libraries#

WooCommerce is the one mainstream shop integration; the rest is WordPress add-ons plus client libraries for PHP, Laravel, Python, Java, C#, Node and ASP.NET.

That balance points at developers rather than shop owners. Every replacement here publishes more platform coverage, and two of them publish four or five maintained plugins.

What leaving costs you#

A clear statement that no customer money is kept on the provider's servers and that payments forward automatically to your own addresses. Two of the three replacements keep that property exactly.

Also simple registration with no verification process, published as a commitment. Only one replacement publishes anything comparable, and the other two record verification as undisclosed.

The Speedcoin discount does not travel#

The standard rate is 1.5% and transactions in the provider's own coin are free. A zero available only in a currency the provider issues is a discount with a condition attached.

Price your move against 1.5% rather than against zero, since no replacement issues a coin and none offers an equivalent arrangement.

Where each replacement lands#

Plisio keeps non-custodial settlement at a published 0.5%, adds five maintained plugins and brings Ethereum and Tron with it, which is the direct answer to both recorded complaints.

Apirone keeps the model and charges nothing to accept, moving the fee to a fixed amount on withdrawal, with four plugins including VirtueMart for Joomla stores.

Custody survives every route#

All three replacements settle to a wallet the merchant controls. The key-management problem you already solved stays solved, and the migration is largely configuration rather than a change of model.

That makes this one of the lower-risk pages on this site. What changes is coverage and integration effort, not who holds the money.

Fiat settlement is absent here and there#

This card documents no fiat leg, and neither do the replacements. A merchant on any of these receives crypto and arranges conversion separately.

If euros in a bank account are the actual requirement, this page cannot deliver it and the custodial providers elsewhere in the index are the place to start instead.

The company behind it is named#

Delta Consultants Ltd, registered in the Commonwealth of Dominica under number 11755. Publishing an entity and a registration number is more than several better-known cards in this index manage.

One replacement names an Estonian operator and a founding year; one publishes neither; one is an open-source project with no company at all. On this axis the move is sideways at best.

Verification will change on two routes#

No verification process is published here, as a stated commitment. Two replacements record merchant verification as undisclosed, which is a question rather than a promise.

The third has no verification because it has no company in the path. For a merchant who chose this provider specifically to avoid onboarding, that is the only route that guarantees the property survives.

The case for staying#

If your customers pay in Bitcoin or Litecoin, your site runs on WordPress and your funds arrive in your own wallet, this card still does exactly what it says at a published 1.5%.

Nothing here has broken. The market moved and this provider did not, which matters only if your own requirements moved with it.

The published 1.5% is also mid-table rather than expensive, and it buys forwarding to addresses you hold with no verification file attached. Priced against what it delivers, the card is fair; it is the market around it that changed.

What a switch actually takes here#

If the integration is one of the client libraries, expect to rewrite rather than adapt. If it is the WooCommerce plugin, expect an install and a key at any replacement.

The addresses change either way. Anything your accounting reconciles against a fixed address list needs updating before the first payment arrives at the new provider.

Fourteen names is still a real disclosure#

Enumerating every supported coin rather than printing a number with a plus sign is rare in this index, and it lets a merchant check the list against their own customers in about a minute.

That habit is worth carrying into the evaluation of any replacement. Ask for the enumerated list per network rather than the count, because the count includes assets no account can actually enable.