This guide explains how to accept cryptocurrency payments on WooCommerce using a non-custodial method. Unlike traditional crypto payment processors that hold funds in their own wallets, QBitFlow routes payments directly from customer wallets to merchant wallets on-chain. This direct transfer eliminates intermediaries, preventing account freezes and reducing the risk of lost funds. Non-custodial payments offer advantages like no chargebacks, no transaction holds, and no automatic currency conversion. To get started, you need a WooCommerce store, a crypto wallet, and about ten minutes; no business registration or KYC is required.The setup involves signing up on qbitflow.app, connecting your crypto wallet, and installing the QBitFlow WooCommerce plugin from GitHub. After generating an API key in your QBitFlow dashboard, you paste it into the plugin's settings within your WordPress admin. Customers will then see a crypto payment option at checkout, leading them to a hosted page where they connect their wallet to confirm the transaction. QBitFlow charges a flat 1.5% fee, taken on-chain at settlement, with customers covering gas fees.The platform supports various chains and tokens, including Ethereum, Base, and Solana, with stablecoins like USDC on Base being recommended for low transaction costs. QBitFlow also offers support for recurring billing on-chain for subscriptions, allowing customers control over spending limits and the ability to cancel at any time. A key differentiator is QBitFlow's robust accounting feature, providing detailed transaction data for easy integration with accounting software. Compared to custodial alternatives like Coinbase Commerce, NowPayments, and BitPay, QBitFlow emphasizes user control and trust in the underlying blockchain technology rather than a third-party company.