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How to Buy a VPS with Crypto

A step-by-step guide to paying for a VPS with USDT, USDC, Bitcoin or Ethereum, without sending an identity document. It covers choosing the coin and the network, sending the right amount and avoiding the mistakes that leave a payment stuck.

EasyNode VPS from $8.90/mo. Paid in crypto, by card or from your balance. No KYC.

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Buying a VPS with crypto in 30 seconds

Pick a stablecoin

USDT or USDC keep the price stable between checkout and payment. Bitcoin and Ethereum work too.

Match the network

Send on exactly the network selected at checkout. A transfer on the wrong chain can be lost.

Send the full amount

Withdrawal fees are deducted by exchanges. Add them on top so the invoice receives the exact amount.

Pay before the timer ends

At EasyNode, a VPS crypto invoice stays open for 15 minutes and accepts a single payment.

Step by step: pay an EasyNode VPS with crypto

  1. Choose your plan. Open the VPS page, pick a size, SSD or NVMe, and a region. Add OpenClaw or Hermes Agent for free if you want an AI agent.
  2. Sign in with your wallet. EasyNode accounts are tied to a wallet signature: no email form, no ID document.
  3. Select crypto as the payment method. You are sent to a Cryptomus invoice in US dollars.
  4. Choose the coin and the network. For example USDT on TRON, or USDC on Polygon. The invoice shows the exact amount and a deposit address for that network.
  5. Send the exact amount within 15 minutes. If you withdraw from an exchange, add its withdrawal fee so the full amount arrives.
  6. Wait for confirmations. The invoice moves from waiting to confirming, then to paid. Your VPS is then deployed and its SSH access appears in your Nodefolio.

Which coin and which network?

USDT and USDC

Dollar-pegged, so no price swing while you pay. They exist on several chains: Ethereum, TRON, BNB Smart Chain and Polygon are common choices.

Network fees

Fees depend on the chain and on congestion. Ethereum mainnet is usually the most expensive; TRON, BNB Smart Chain and Polygon usually cost less.

Bitcoin and Ether

Fine for payments, but the amount in coins is fixed when the invoice is created. Pay quickly so price moves do not matter.

Same network on both sides

USDT on TRON and USDT on Ethereum are not interchangeable. Your wallet or exchange must send on the network the invoice shows.

Avoid these payment mistakes

  • Underpaying. Exchanges subtract their withdrawal fee from the amount you enter. EasyNode invoices accept one payment only, so a short payment cannot be topped up: contact support with the transaction hash.
  • Paying after the timer. An expired invoice no longer matches the order. Create a new one rather than reusing an old address.
  • Wrong network. Sending a token on a different chain than the one selected can make the funds unrecoverable.
  • Splitting the payment. Send everything in a single transaction.
  • Forgetting the memo or tag. If the invoice shows one, include it: some networks need it to credit the payment.

Crypto payment and privacy

Paying in crypto lets you skip card details and identity documents, but it does not make you anonymous. Transactions are public on the blockchain, and an exchange that verified your identity can link a withdrawal to you.

If you care about privacy, pay from a self-custody wallet, keep your server secure, and remember that every provider still applies its terms and acts on abuse reports. Compare providers and their policies in our no-KYC VPS comparison.

Rent your VPS with crypto

From checkout to root access in a few minutes.

  • Plans for every workload: from 4 vCPU and 8 GB of RAM at $8.90/mo to 16 vCPU and 64 GB, SSD or NVMe.
  • 6 regions: Europe, UK, US, Japan, Australia and India.
  • Three ways to pay: crypto through Cryptomus, card, or your EasyNode balance.
  • Ready for nodes and agents: see which plan fits your node, or deploy OpenClaw and Hermes Agent for free.
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Buying a VPS with crypto: FAQ

Can I buy a VPS with USDT?

Yes. Choose crypto at checkout, then USDT and the network you want to send from, such as TRON or Ethereum.

How long do I have to pay?

15 minutes for an EasyNode VPS invoice. After that, create a new one.

What if I sent too little?

The invoice accepts a single payment, so you cannot send the rest. Contact EasyNode support with the transaction hash.

How long until my VPS is ready?

As soon as the payment is confirmed on-chain, the VPS is deployed and its access details appear in your Nodefolio.

Do I need to verify my identity?

No. You sign in with your wallet and pay in crypto, by card or from your balance, with no ID check.

Can I renew my VPS with crypto?

Yes. Renewals can be paid in crypto too, with the same invoice process.

Can I pay by card instead?

Yes. Card payments go through Stripe, and you can also pay from your EasyNode balance.

Sources

Guide checked on October 31, 2026. The coins and networks available are the ones shown on your invoice.