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CRYPTO HOSTING

Crypto hosting. For websites and servers.

Buy Web, WordPress, Cloud or Linux VPS hosting with crypto. Configure your plan and review the full period total before opening an invoice. Three-month minimum.

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  • BTC · ETH · SOL · TRX · LTC
  • USDT · USDC
Your crypto. One clear flow.
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Bitcoin

A BTC invoice to pay on the Bitcoin network.

Stablecoins

USDT and USDC on Ethereum; USDT also on Tron. The selected network appears on your invoice.

Shared tracking

Find the payment, order and service in your account.

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€6.27for 3 months

EUR reference · crypto payment

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For managing several web projects.

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€8.37for 3 months

EUR reference · crypto payment

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CHOOSE YOUR ASSET

Payment that fits your wallet.

The asset and network go together. Choose the method your wallet can send according to the invoice instructions.

01

Native networks

BTC on Bitcoin, SOL on Solana, TRX on Tron and LTC on Litecoin. Check the network and amount shown on your invoice.

02

Ethereum and stablecoins

ETH, USDT and USDC use Ethereum. USDT is also offered on Tron. Select the correct network before opening your invoice.

03

Tracking in your account

An account for orders, invoices and tracking each hosting service. Only a confirmed payment updates its status.

Choose the hosting service, then its crypto payment method

Select the technical family before the payment asset

Use the application requirements to choose the hosting family. Web hosting suits supported website environments; WordPress plans organise WordPress and WooCommerce choices; Cloud offers provide another set of published website and resource allowances. Linux VPS selection adds decisions about operating systems, services and administration.

Compare the actual offers and their compatible options within that family. Include website count, software dependencies, data storage and the person responsible for maintenance. Crypto is the method used to settle the hosting order; the application and configuration remain the reasons to choose one service over another.

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Pay for hosting with USDT on Tron or Ethereum

Check the methods currently available at checkout. The supported combinations are BTC on Bitcoin; ETH, USDT and USDC on Ethereum; SOL on Solana; TRX and USDT on Tron; and LTC on Litecoin. Select the combination your sending wallet supports and read the matching invoice instructions.

USDT on Ethereum and USDT on Tron are separate methods. A matching token name alone is insufficient: the network and destination must also match the selected invoice. Review the recipient amount and any sending fee before confirming the transfer. Use the exact backend-issued amount for that order.

Use the asset and network payment checklistRead the BTC-specific VPS payment guidance

Review the term, options and renewal workflow

Choose three, six or twelve months and inspect the complete quotation before payment. All new services and renewals have a three-month minimum. Optional extras appear in the order total for the chosen period, so retain the reviewed configuration alongside the invoice reference.

Follow payment confirmation and service readiness as separate stages in your account. Renewal requires a new invoice rather than an automatic wallet debit. Document-free signup still creates an account connected to orders, and chain transactions have their own visibility. Keep access details private and schedule renewal against the actual delivered service expiry.

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FROM CONFIGURATION TO YOUR ACCOUNT

A clear path from your project to your service.

  1. Configure your hosting

    Choose your plan, term, software and extras. Your quotation breaks down the amount due.

  2. Pay the crypto invoice

    Find the exact amount, asset, network and destination on your invoice.

  3. Track your order

    Follow payment and service setup in your account. Access details appear after delivery.

FREQUENT QUESTIONS

Before you begin.

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Can I buy hosting with crypto?

Yes. Available Web, WordPress, Cloud and Linux VPS plans use the crypto checkout. Select the term and options, review the server quotation and choose a payment method. Your invoice supplies the exact amount and network. The account tracks payment confirmation separately from hosting delivery.

Which crypto payments are supported?

Checkout methods are BTC on Bitcoin; ETH, USDT and USDC on Ethereum; SOL on Solana; TRX and USDT on Tron; LTC on Litecoin. Choose an available method and follow the asset, network and exact amount shown on your invoice.

Does no KYC mean anonymous?

No KYC here means no identity-document upload. Accounts and services generate operational data; payments on public blockchains do not guarantee anonymity.

How does hosting renewal work?

Review the renewal quotation in your service account before creating a new crypto invoice. It preserves the purchased configuration and options, and covers at least three months. No automatic wallet debit is scheduled; the service deadline changes after the renewal is processed.

Learn more

Crypto hosting combines Web, WordPress, Cloud or VPS hosting with cryptocurrency payment. Compare plans around your project, then choose an available method at checkout. The invoice specifies the crypto, network, address and exact amount to send.

Choose hosting before the payment method

Crypto payment is a way to settle an order. First choose your hosting family: Web for a website, WordPress for a blog or WooCommerce store, Cloud for more resources, or VPS for a virtual server you administer.

Compare website limits, storage, compatible software and resources for each plan. For a VPS, also check compute, memory and administration needs. Configure optional storage and backups before payment. Choose three, six or twelve months; all new purchases and renewals have a three-month minimum. The server quotation gives the base price, paid extras and full-period total.

The no-KYC checkout avoids document-based identity verification. It retains an account for tracking. Read the privacy information to understand the data associated with the account and operation of the service.

Crypto payment: check the asset and network

The eight payment methods each bind a crypto to a network: BTC on Bitcoin; ETH, USDT and USDC on Ethereum; SOL on Solana; TRX and USDT on Tron; LTC on Litecoin. Choose from the methods available at checkout based on what your wallet or platform can send.

USDT and USDC exist on multiple networks. A compatible wallet address does not mean that all are accepted. For USDC, use Ethereum; for USDT, choose Ethereum or Tron according to your invoice method. Always follow the stated network.

The invoice specifies the crypto amount, address, network and expiry time. Reference prices are in euros; the amount to send comes from the selected invoice. Also check the amount that will arrive after any withdrawal fees charged by your platform.

Track payment and your hosting

After the transfer, invoice tracking shows the payment status. Receipt awaiting confirmations and a validated payment are different stages. The order then shows progress towards service delivery.

Confirmation timing depends on the network and circumstances of the transfer. An amount, network or expiry exception may require further instructions. Keep the transaction reference and check your account before sending another payment.

Renewal extends an existing service and requires its own invoice. Plan ahead for the deadline published in your account and check the renewal terms. Backups, security and system maintenance also need organising according to the services included.

Prepare your crypto order
  • Choose a Web, WordPress, Cloud or VPS plan and check its specifications.
  • Review a term of at least three months and any selected paid options.
  • Confirm the asset and network available in your wallet.
  • Review this invoice’s amount, address and expiry time.
  • Track payment separately from hosting delivery.

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