Fund the account with USDT, BTC, ETH, XMR or dozens of other coins, start a German KVM server within minutes and remove it the moment it is no longer needed.
Whichever coin you pick, the flow is identical. Create an invoice in the control panel, select a coin and network, then transfer exactly what the payment page asks for. After network confirmation the deposit turns into dollars on your prepaid balance, which then covers all your servers hour after hour.
Hourly charging removes the guesswork about how long a server will live. At $1.81 a month the smallest plan works out to roughly a quarter of a cent each hour, so an evening of experimenting is nearly free. A low balance gets you an email. An empty one pauses the server for 24 hours, after which it is deleted.
Deposits start at $5, and only one invoice can be open at once.
An invoice left unpaid lapses after 24 hours.
Prefer a card? Stripe is available as well.
Choosing the right coin and network
Stablecoins are the simplest choice: with USDT or USDC the credited amount equals what you sent, minus the network fee. For USDT the cheapest routes tend to be TRON, BNB Smart Chain, Solana, Polygon and TON, and Ethereum costs the most in fees.
Bitcoin, Monero and Litecoin can be sent as they are, no swap required. Bitcoin and Monero confirm more slowly than stablecoins on quick networks, so the balance may take a while to move. Still unpaid an hour later? Send support a ticket quoting the transaction ID and we will look into it.
What people run on crypto funded servers
Paying in crypto does not change what people host. Customers run websites, databases, Docker stacks, development environments, Telegram bots and AI agents such as OpenClaw. Some add light and pruned blockchain nodes, which suit plans with 64 GB of NVMe or more.
Each machine is KVM based and gives you root. The order form offers Ubuntu, Debian, AlmaLinux, Rocky Linux, CentOS and FreeBSD. After that you log in over SSH and set things up yourself. Mail ports for outgoing traffic start closed, and a ticket to support gets them opened.
Privacy and compliance, stated plainly
Opening an account takes no name, card or paperwork. As DataPasa Limited is incorporated in England and Wales, each incoming crypto payment is compared with sanctions lists and known illicit sources before crediting. Most pass without delay. One that gets flagged can be held, and then we may ask you to verify your identity.
This keeps the service open to people who simply prefer to pay in crypto, while protecting our network and IP ranges from abuse. The full rules are in our AML policy and acceptable use policy.
Step by step guides
Written by our team and tested on DataPasa servers.
Roughly 100 coin and network pairs. That covers USDT across eight chains (TRON, Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain, Solana, TON, Polygon, Arbitrum, Avalanche), USDC across five, plus BTC, ETH, XMR, LTC, SOL, TRX, DOGE, BCH, DASH and a long list of tokens.
No. An email address is all registration takes. Identity questions come up only when anti money laundering screening flags one of your deposits.
$5, whichever supported coin you use. Once the network confirms the transfer, its value is converted to US dollars and added to the balance.
Stablecoins on fast networks usually arrive in a few minutes. Bitcoin and Monero need more confirmations and can take longer when the network is busy.
No, crypto deposits are final. A refund is possible only for card money paid through Stripe that you have not spent, and it goes back to that card. Used hours and bonus credits are never refunded. Starting from $5, add only what you expect to spend.
No. The balance and every price are kept in US dollars, so the rate counts only once, when the deposit is credited.