TRC20, ERC20, BEP20, Solana or TON: which network to use
The network you choose decides the fee you pay to move your USDT, not the price of the server. TRON (TRC20) is the most common choice because most exchanges support it and transfers confirm fast. BNB Smart Chain (BEP20), Solana, Polygon and TON are usually cheap to send on as well, so they suit small top-ups where a high fee would eat into the amount.
Ethereum (ERC20) is normally the most expensive network to send on, so it makes sense mainly when your funds already sit there or you top up a larger amount at once. Arbitrum and Avalanche are good options if you hold USDT on those chains. Whatever you pick, always send on exactly the network shown on the invoice, because a transfer on the wrong chain will not reach us.
Small top-ups: TRON, BNB Smart Chain, Solana, Polygon or TON.
Funds already on Ethereum, Arbitrum or Avalanche: use that network.
Always match the network on the invoice.
Why a stablecoin balance makes budgeting simple
Server prices at DataPasa are set in US dollars and your balance is kept in dollars. When you pay with Bitcoin or another volatile coin, the rate at the moment of crediting decides how much you get. With USDT or USDC the rate is effectively fixed, so a $20 transfer becomes about $20 of server time and you can plan months ahead.
That predictability pairs well with hourly billing. VPS-1 costs $1.81 a month and VPS-3 costs $7.09 a month, charged in small hourly steps. You can keep a small cushion on your balance, get an email when it drops below 30% of your monthly usage, and top up again with the same stablecoin whenever it suits you.
How a USDT top-up works, step by step
Open the billing page in the control panel, enter an amount from $5, choose USDT or USDC and the network, and a payment page shows the exact amount and address. Send the transfer from your wallet or exchange. Once the network confirms it, the balance updates and you can order a server that deploys in a few minutes.
You can have one pending invoice at a time, and an unpaid invoice expires after 24 hours. After a successful top-up the next one becomes available 24 hours later, so it helps to add enough for a few weeks at once. The step by step guide linked on this page walks through the whole process with screenshots.
What you get for your stablecoins
Every plan is a KVM virtual machine in a Falkenstein, Germany data center with dedicated vCPU and RAM, NVMe SSD storage and an uplink of up to 1 Gbps. You get full root access and can install Ubuntu, Debian, AlmaLinux, Rocky Linux, CentOS or FreeBSD from the order form, then reinstall from the panel whenever you need a clean start.
People paying in USDT run websites, APIs, Docker stacks, trading and Telegram bots, databases and staging environments. Plans go from 1 vCPU and 1 GB RAM up to 8 vCPU and 24 GB RAM, and most include 32 TB of traffic. Outgoing mail ports are closed by default and can be opened through a support ticket.
Step by step guides
Written by our team and tested on DataPasa servers.
Yes. USDT on TRON (TRC20) is supported, along with Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain, Solana, TON, Polygon, Arbitrum and Avalanche. Choose the network when you create the invoice and send on that exact network.
TRON, BNB Smart Chain, Solana, Polygon and TON are usually the cheapest to send on. Ethereum is normally the most expensive. The fee is paid by the sender and depends on the network, not on DataPasa.
Yes. USDC is accepted on Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain, Polygon, Arbitrum and Avalanche. It is credited to your dollar balance in the same way as USDT.
The minimum is $5. You can have one pending invoice at a time, it expires after 24 hours if unpaid, and the next top-up is available 24 hours after a successful one.
A transfer on a network other than the one on the invoice will not be credited automatically. Always copy the address and network from the payment page, and contact support with the transaction ID if something goes wrong.
Unused balance can be refunded in USDT on ERC20, BEP20 or TON, or in USDC on ERC20 or Solana. Hours already used and bonus credits are not refundable.