Virtual servers,billed in USDT.

KVM instances in . Send USDT on TRC-20 or ERC-20 — no card, no KYC, and no payment processor sitting between you and your server.

Virtualisation
KVM
Root access
Full
Setup
2–12 h
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Plans

Prices in USD · settled in USDT · no setup fee

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Paying with USDT

Crypto cannot be auto-charged the way a card can, so billing runs off a balance you top up. You only have one decision to make: which network to send on.

Network
NetworkTRC-20 · TronrecommendedERC-20 · Ethereum
Minimum top-upBelow this the network fee eats too much of it to be worth sending.$5.00$50.00
Cost to sendPaid to the network, not to us. We never add a fee of our own.CentsA fraction of a dollar per transfer.DollarsVaries with Ethereum congestion, sometimes a lot.
Credited afterHow long we wait before the money is spendable. Short of this a transfer can still be reversed by the network.20 confirmationsNormally ~1 min from the moment you send.12 confirmationsNormally ~2 min from the moment you send.

Use TRC-20 unless you have a reason not to. It is the same USDT either way — only the network it travels on differs, and Tron costs cents to send where Ethereum costs dollars. Send USDT and nothing else: other tokens that land on a deposit address cannot be recovered.

How billing works

Your balance pays the invoices
Every account has a permanent deposit address on each network. Renewals are taken from the balance automatically, so a server never lapses while you are away from your desk.
We credit whatever arrives
Exchanges often take their withdrawal fee off the top. If you send $10.00 and $9.87 arrives, we credit $9.87 — an order will not fail over thirteen cents.
Refunds return to your balance
Never back on-chain. It is instant, there is no address to mistype, and it keeps us well clear of looking like a money transmitter.

Before you order

Every order is reviewed by a person
Usually live within 2–12 hours. We provision the machine, harden it, and put the credentials in your console.
Outbound port 25 is closed
Open a ticket with a real use case and we will open it. Leaving it closed by default is what keeps our address ranges off blocklists.
An email address is all we hold
No card, no identity documents, no KYC. We cannot hand over what we never collected.