One dollar sent is one dollar on your balance, minus the network fee.
Pick the network you already use
Tether arrives on eight chains: TRON, Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain, Solana, TON, Polygon, Arbitrum, Avalanche. Withdraw straight from your exchange or wallet.
No price swings to worry about
Stablecoins track the US dollar, and your balance is held in dollars too. What you send is what you can spend on servers.
USDC works the same way
Prefer USDC? Pay on Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain, Polygon, Arbitrum or Avalanche and it is credited just like USDT.
Billed by the hour
Stablecoin dollars leave the balance one hour at a time, starting at order. Remove the server and nothing more is deducted.
Email is enough to sign up
Your exchange may know you, but we start with just an email. A USDT deposit flagged by AML screening is the only trigger for KYC.
Top up only what you need
A USDT deposit cannot be reversed, so begin with as little as $5 and send more as usage grows.
Coins and networks you can pay with
Top up your balance with any of these coins. Pick the network you already hold funds on to keep fees low.
Coin
Networks
USDTTether
TRON (TRC-20)Ethereum (ERC-20)BNB Smart Chain (BEP-20)SolanaTONPolygonArbitrumAvalanche C-Chain
TRC20, ERC20, BEP20, Solana or TON: which network to use
Your choice of chain affects only the transfer fee, never what the server costs. TRON (TRC20) leads in popularity since nearly every exchange offers it and it confirms quickly. BNB Smart Chain (BEP20), Solana, Polygon and TON are typically cheap too, which helps with small deposits that a big fee would noticeably shrink.
ERC20 on Ethereum mainnet usually carries the highest fee, so use it when the tokens are already there or when one large deposit spreads that cost. Holders of USDT on Arbitrum or Avalanche can simply stay on those chains. In every case the chain must match the invoice, since USDT sent over a different one never arrives.
Small amounts: TRON, BNB Smart Chain, Solana, Polygon or TON.
Tokens sitting on Ethereum, Arbitrum or Avalanche: send from there.
The chain must be the one printed on the invoice.
Why a stablecoin balance makes budgeting simple
Both the price list and the balance are denominated in US dollars. Pay with Bitcoin or another volatile asset and the rate at crediting decides your amount. With USDT or USDC that rate barely moves, so a $20 transfer turns into roughly $20 of server time and planning months ahead is easy.
Hourly deductions make that budget even easier to follow. VPS-1 at $1.81 and VPS-3 at $7.09 a month are taken in tiny slices each hour. Keep a modest reserve, wait for the email that arrives once it dips under 30% of a month of usage, and send the same stablecoin again when convenient.
How a USDT top-up works, step by step
In the control panel billing page, type an amount of $5 or more, select USDT or USDC plus a chain, and the payment page displays the precise sum and the address. Make the transfer from your exchange or wallet. After confirmation the balance reflects it, and a newly ordered server is ready within a few minutes.
Only one invoice may wait for payment, and it lapses if still unpaid 24 hours later. A completed deposit also locks the next for 24 hours, so sending enough for several weeks saves time. The guide linked here shows every screen of the process.
What you get for your stablecoins
Each plan runs as a KVM guest in Falkenstein, Germany, with vCPU and memory reserved for you, NVMe disks and a port of up to 1 Gbps. Root access is included. Choose Ubuntu, Debian, AlmaLinux, Rocky Linux, CentOS or FreeBSD when ordering, and reinstall from the panel any time you want a clean start.
Tether customers host websites, APIs, Docker stacks, trading and Telegram bots, databases and staging setups. Sizes range from a single vCPU with 1 GB of memory to 8 vCPU with 24 GB, and most come with 32 TB of transfer. SMTP ports for outbound mail stay shut until you ask support to open them.
Step by step guides
Written by our team and tested on DataPasa servers.
Yes. TRC20 on TRON is one of eight supported USDT chains, next to Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain, Solana, TON, Polygon, Arbitrum and Avalanche. Select it on the invoice and transfer over TRON only.
Usually TRON, BNB Smart Chain, Solana, Polygon or TON. Ethereum tends to cost the most. The sender pays the fee, and its size is set by the chain, not by DataPasa.
Yes. Send USDC over Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain, Polygon, Arbitrum or Avalanche and it lands on the dollar balance exactly as USDT would.
$5. A single invoice can be open at once and lapses after 24 hours without payment. After a successful deposit, wait 24 hours before the next.
USDT sent over a chain other than the invoiced one is not credited automatically. Copy both address and chain from the payment page, and if a mistake happens, write to support and include the transaction ID.
No. Stablecoin deposits, USDT and USDC alike, cannot be refunded. Refunds exist only for card payments made through Stripe that you have not spent, and they go back to the paying card. Hours consumed and bonus credits stay non refundable. Keep deposits close to what you will use, from $5 up.