Crypto VPS FAQ

A crypto VPS is a virtual private server you pay for with cryptocurrency instead of a card or bank transfer. On Vpster you choose Linux or Windows, send an on-chain invoice from $20, and the USD wallet credits after confirmation. You then deploy from that balance. You will receive SSH or RDP after deploy — access is instant after the wallet debit.

Checkout accepts Bitcoin (on-chain), Ethereum, USDT on TRC-20, USDC on ERC-20, Solana, Litecoin, and Monero. There is no card, PayPal, or wire option. Crypto is the only settlement method.

You top up a USD wallet, not a floating coin invoice for the VPS itself. Checkout converts that USD amount to the coin you pick and locks the quote when the invoice is created — about 30 minutes. Send the exact amount and network shown on the invoice.

Customer crypto deposits start at $20 USD. Checkout converts that amount to the coin you pick and locks the quote for about 30 minutes. Confirmation credits the same USD wallet used for monthly deploys.

We sell monthly cloud VPS only. Plans are listed and billed in USD. The catalog is 50% off the listed rate, and checkout settles in crypto.

Yes. WordPress, Docker, cPanel, Nextcloud, WireGuard, and other one-click images install on Ubuntu or Debian. Access is instant after the wallet debit. cPanel & WHM needs 4 GB RAM.

Monthly cloud plans start at 1 vCPU / 512 MB and scale to 16 vCPU / 64 GB. Linux includes full root over SSH. Windows includes Administrator over RDP. Every instance gets a dedicated IPv4 on a 1 Gbps DDoS-protected port.

Frankfurt, Amsterdam, London, New York, and Singapore. You pick a city at deploy. Every instance gets a dedicated IPv4 on a 1 Gbps DDoS-protected port.

Wallet credit follows the chain: Bitcoin on-chain is usually about ten minutes; Solana and USDT TRC-20 a few minutes; Monero about twenty. After the wallet debit, access is instant. You will receive SSH or RDP by email and in the console when the instance is up.

Yes. Monthly includes Windows 10, Windows 11, and Server 2008 R2 through 2025. Those images need 4 GB RAM or more. After first login, change the password and restrict port 3389.

There is no customer snapshot or rebuild button. Open a ticket from the console if an instance needs recovery.

Active instances debit the same USD wallet when the period ends. You get one email a day for the 3 days before that charge. If the balance is short, the instance is suspended. If it stays unpaid for 3 days, the host VM is destroyed. After a successful top-up, the next billing run restores a held box. You can also destroy an instance from the console; unused time is not refunded.

No card and no identity documents. Register with a working email, or continue with Google or GitHub. Email signup requires the activation link we send; Google and GitHub are ready as soon as you continue. We use that address for invoices and SSH or RDP credentials. Vpster is for lawful workloads only.

Unused prepaid time can be credited to your balance. Confirmed on-chain payments are not reversed on the blockchain. When we approve a refund, it is sent back in the same coin or as account credit. Time already used is not returned as a default rule. See the Terms for the current policy.

Yes. Open the instance and choose Destroy. That deletes the host VM through the same API used for unpaid boxes. Disks and IPs are gone, and unused prepaid time is not refunded. You can also open a ticket if you want the desk to cancel it.

Sign in and open a ticket under Support. You can attach files and link an instance. Replies also go to the email on the account. Before you have an account, write the support inbox on the Contact page.