No card, no bank
Pay with BTC from your own wallet. No card number, no billing address and no bank transfer is involved.
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Top up your balance with BTC and pay for a VPS, dedicated, RDP or GPU server. No card, no bank, no ID. Offshore, in ten locations.
Bitcoin is the coin most people already hold, so it is the easiest way to pay for a server without a card or a bank in the loop. Here is what you get, and what Bitcoin does not hide.
Pay with BTC from your own wallet. No card number, no billing address and no bank transfer is involved.
Generate your login in one click: an email and password we create for you. We never ask for ID, a selfie or a phone number, before or after payment.
The same Bitcoin top-up pays for a VPS, a dedicated server, a Windows RDP or a GPU server.
Top up once and spend the balance on any order. Balance never expires.
Everything happens in your account dashboard.
One click generates your login. No identity form.
Choose an amount and pick Bitcoin. The page shows the BTC address, the exact amount to send and a QR code.
Send exactly that amount from your wallet. The network fee is set by your wallet, we add nothing on top. Credit lands on your balance once the transaction confirms.
Pick a VPS plan and a location, pay from your balance and log in once the server is provisioned.
Every Bitcoin transaction sits on a permanent public ledger. The amount, sending address and receiving address are visible to anyone with a block explorer. Paying with BTC means no card or bank links the payment to you, but the chain itself is not anonymous. Use a fresh wallet and avoid mixing coins that come from an exchange account in your name if that matters to you.
Monero hides sender, receiver and amount by design, and is the better fit when payment privacy matters. It uses the same top-up flow and pays for the same products.
BTC price moves between buying the coin and paying for the server. For a stable amount, top up with USDT or USDC instead. Want to run your own node on the server? Read how to run a Bitcoin node on a VPS.
Payment works the same everywhere. Choose the location by latency and legal environment, or read the offshore jurisdiction guide.
Yes. Top up your OffshoreVps balance with BTC, then pay for any VPS, dedicated server, RDP or GPU plan from that balance. No card or ID is needed.
No. Signup is one click: we generate your login, with no personal details. We do not verify identity at signup or at payment.
Your balance is credited once your transaction confirms on the Bitcoin network. Confirmation time depends on the fee your wallet used and how busy the network is, from a few minutes to longer.
You do. It is set by your wallet when you send the transaction. We do not add a separate fee for paying in BTC.
Send exactly the amount shown on the top-up page. If something goes wrong, contact support with your transaction ID and we will help.
Not fully. The Bitcoin ledger is public, so the transaction can be viewed by anyone. No card or bank is involved, but for stronger privacy see Monero hosting.
Besides Bitcoin you can pay with Monero, Ethereum, USDT, USDC, Solana, TRON and BNB, depending on what is enabled at checkout. All of them work the same way.
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