Paying for a VPS or dedicated server in cryptocurrency

Email, password, live-rate invoice. Bitcoin, Monero, USDT and more. No cards, no processor KYC.

نص المقال الطويل بالإنجليزية. الواجهة والكتالوج والدفع مترجمة.

What you do

On the deploy page you pick VPS or dedicated, a plan, a billing term, a datacenter and an OS. Then you enter an email and a password of at least 12 characters. Payment is the next page, not a modal: choose a coin, create an invoice, and send the exact amount to its address in one transfer. The watcher credits supported public chains after an exact match; Monero is reviewed manually within two hours. The email is an account identifier, not an identity check.

Why no cards

Card and SEPA rails put a licensed processor in the middle. That processor will KYC you even if the host does not. Paying for a VPS with Bitcoin or Monero is the product, not a missing feature. USDT on TRC-20 is the boring path when you want a $13.50 box to stay $13.50. ERC-20 USDT is the same unit on Ethereum gas. We never mix networks on one invoice.

Locked rate, live ticker

The server calculates USD due from the plan and term, then converts it with a same-origin CoinGecko rate cache. If the upstream ticker is temporarily unreachable, the server uses its configured conservative fallback. The browser refreshes the display every 60 seconds, but the exact amount stored on the created invoice is authoritative.

Confirmations

Confirmation time depends on the selected network and current chain conditions. Supported public-chain watchers require the exact invoice amount and reject a transaction ID that has already credited another invoice. Monero is reviewed manually and normally credited within two hours. If you underpay or use the wrong network, stop and open a ticket with the transaction ID; do not send a second transfer or recycle an address.

What we do not do

No Lightning requirement. No card fallback. No phone. No passport. No invoice in EUR. If your exchange KYC'd you to buy the coins, that is upstream of this checkout. Paying a dedicated server with crypto does not make the rack anonymous; it only removes the card processor from our side.