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SERVICE · 02 / BITCOIN

Buy VPS Hosting With Bitcoin

Bitcoin is the longest-running rail here and the simplest to follow: one transfer, three confirmations, a dollar balance, then a server. This page covers the whole path, including the parts that are not instant.

  • Bitcoin mainnet only
  • Three confirmations
  • Balance held in USD

01 / THE MODEL

A balance,
not an invoice.

Orders are not invoiced one at a time. The account holds a USD balance, and every order is paid out of it. That is why a USD 14 VPS does not mean a USD 14 transfer: the top-up minimum is USD 30, and the difference stays on the account.

One transfer can cover several orders, an upgrade or a renewal. Each top-up keeps its own request, address, amount and confirmation count, so a credit is never mixed up with a different payment.

Minimum top-up
USD 30
Confirmations
3
Payment rails
7

02 / THE TRANSFER

Five steps,
one confirmation count.

The network selector matters more than the coin selector. Bitcoin mainnet is the only network this rail pays on.

  1. 01

    Open a request

    Choose Bitcoin in the top-up panel. The request locks a USD-to-BTC quote and shows the exact amount and address.

  2. 02

    Send on mainnet

    Transfer the quoted amount to the address from a wallet you control. Lightning, BEP20 and ERC20 transfers are different networks and are not credited.

  3. 03

    Wait for blocks

    The request is credited at three confirmations. The screen counts them as they arrive; a transfer that is only in the mempool is not a balance.

  4. 04

    Watch the credit

    Once the count is met, the USD value is added to the balance exactly once and the payment stays listed in billing.

  5. 05

    Order from the balance

    Configure the server, review the price and pay. Setup is manual, and the order shows each stage until the machine is ready.

An amount below the quote is recorded as underpaid, not as a partial credit. A ticket with the transaction hash lets the transfer be checked against the stored request.

03 / AFTER THE CREDIT

What the
balance covers.

The balance is the payment method for everything in the catalogue. It is quoted in USD, so a server price does not move with the coin you happened to use.

  • Server orders and renewalsVPS, dedicated, RDP, GPU and hosting are all paid from the same balance.
  • Configuration optionsExtra vCPU, memory, storage or a longer term are priced monthly and paid the same way.
  • Several services, one top-upNothing forces a one-to-one match between a transfer and an order.
  • Unused funds stay putA remainder is not returned automatically; it sits on the account for the next order.

04 / THE OTHER RAILS

Bitcoin is
one of seven.

The same balance can be funded with Ethereum, USDT on two networks, Solana, TRX or BNB. Each rail has its own confirmation count.

Networks, confirmations and quote rules for every rail are on the cryptocurrency hosting page.

05 / RATES

What the balance
actually buys.

VPS base rates per site, taken from the catalogue at the one-month term.

Monthly VPS base rate before options. A top-up below USD 30 is not accepted, so the first order needs at least that much on the balance. Chisinau offers are build-to-order.

06 / QUESTIONS

Before you
send.

The details that decide whether a transfer becomes a balance.

Is the Bitcoin amount fixed once the request exists?

Yes. The request quotes the live market rate when it is created and stores that quote, so the amount you are asked to send does not move while you pay. A later request is quoted again.

What happens if I send less than the quoted amount?

The transfer is recorded as underpaid and is not credited as a completed top-up. Open a ticket with the transaction hash and the request is checked against the chain.

Can I pay an order directly in Bitcoin?

No. Bitcoin funds the USD balance, and orders are paid from that balance. This keeps one payment record and one order record separate.

How long do three confirmations take?

Roughly half an hour on average, but block times vary. The payment screen shows the count as blocks arrive; a slow block is not a failed payment.

Who pays the network fee?

Your wallet pays the miner fee. Send the exact amount that was quoted so the transfer that arrives matches the request, and remember that the credit is the USD value of the quote.

ONE TRANSFER, ONE SERVER

Fund it, then pick a machine.

Create the account, top up in Bitcoin and order a KVM VPS from the balance. The catalogue shows the exact configuration and price before anything is paid.

Accounts are funded in crypto with a USD 30 minimum top-up. Servers are provisioned by hand after the payment confirms — the dashboard shows each step.

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