# Pay in Monero, directly to us. > Buy VPS, dedicated, Windows RDP or GPU servers with Monero. Native XMR checkout — no third-party processor, no card, no ID. From $5.76/mo. - Canonical URL: https://offshorevpshosting.com/buy-vps-with-monero - Page title: Monero VPS & Hosting — Pay with XMR, No KYC - Source: OffshoreVps (no-KYC, crypto-only VPS, dedicated, RDP, GPU hosting and domains). This is the English text version of the page; the site is also available in 16 languages (en, ru, zh, es, fr, de, pt, ar, ja, ko, hi, id, it, tr, fa, vi) under // prefixes. - Prices are USD per month on a 1-month term unless stated; longer terms are cheaper. Live prices are always on the page. ## Page content Native XMR checkout No BitPay, no NowPayments, no gateway in between. Our own wallet daemon generates a fresh address per order and watches the chain — the same checkout works for VPS, Dedicated, RDP, or GPU hosting. [View VPS plans →](https://offshorevpshosting.com/vps-hosting) How the checkout works wallet-rpc.offshorevps — order #48213WATCHING **1**Address per order **10**Confirmations **~24m**Typical wait **8**Coins accepted 4AZx9…qP2m (fresh sub-address, one-time use) Why native matters ## A Monero button that redirects isn't Monero Plenty of hosts advertise Monero acceptance, but the checkout hands off to a centralized processor that converts XMR to fiat on its own books. That's not wrong to do — it's just a different privacy trade-off than paying us directly. 01 ### Fresh address per order Each order gets a one-time sub-address from our own wallet, generated by our wallet RPC rather than a shared merchant address. 02 ### No processor in the middle Our backend talks to a Monero daemon directly. There's no third-party gateway converting your payment to fiat before it reaches us. 03 ### Same checkout, every product VPS, Dedicated, RDP and GPU orders all use the identical XMR flow — no product-specific exceptions. 04 ### Automatic over/underpayment handling Overpay and we refund the difference to an address you specify; underpay and the order stays open until topped up or the window expires. Under the hood ## How the checkout actually works The mechanics, plainly, so you know what you're relying on. #### You choose XMR at checkout Our backend requests a fresh sub-address from the wallet RPC and locks a USD-equivalent amount for a 60-minute window. #### You send the payment The exact address and amount are shown once. A small randomized offset is added so simultaneous same-amount orders stay distinguishable on-chain. #### Our daemon watches for it The Monero daemon polls the chain for a matching incoming transaction. We wait for 10 confirmations (roughly 20 minutes at Monero's ~2-minute block time) before treating it as final. #### Provisioning kicks off Once confirmed, your order enters the provisioning queue — VPS orders are typically fastest; RDP/GPU need extra time for OS imaging. ### What Monero's privacy technology actually does Ring signatures mix the real spender's input with a set of decoys drawn from the chain, so an outside observer can't isolate which input was the genuine spend. Stealth addresses mean the recipient address published for one payment can't be linked to the same recipient's other payments just by comparing addresses. This is standard, publicly documented Monero protocol behavior — not something specific to us. ### What our wallet can and can't see We hold a view key so our system can detect incoming payments to our own sub-addresses — that's necessary to know an order has been paid. A view key doesn't reveal where the sender's funds originated; that's the part ring signatures protect. In short: we can see a payment arrived, not where it came from. ### Operationally, why most hosts skip this Running a real Monero node and wallet-RPC pair is heavier than accepting Bitcoin — the node needs to stay synced, generate sub-addresses on demand, and handle reorg-aware confirmation logic. Many hosts outsource that complexity to a payment processor instead, which is a legitimate choice; it just means the processor sits between you and the merchant on that specific order. 10 locations ## XMR works the same everywhere The payment rail doesn't change by location — choose where to host based on latency and legal environment, not payment method. [NetherlandsBest Peering Excellent connectivity via AMS-IX. **$6.72***VPS/mo* **$49.50***Dedi/mo*](https://offshorevpshosting.com/vps-hosting?loc=nl)[GermanyEU Core Market GDPR applies; Frankfurt exchange nearby. **$6.48***VPS/mo* **$47.25***Dedi/mo*](https://offshorevpshosting.com/vps-hosting?loc=de)[RomaniaAnti-Retention Romanian courts have struck down data-retention laws before. **$6***VPS/mo* **$45***Dedi/mo*](https://offshorevpshosting.com/vps-hosting?loc=ro)[MoldovaBudget Offshore Light regulation and low prices. **$5.76***VPS/mo* **$42.75***Dedi/mo*](https://offshorevpshosting.com/vps-hosting?loc=md)[SwitzerlandPremium Privacy Revised FADP in force since 2023. **$8.10***VPS/mo* **$58.50***Dedi/mo*](https://offshorevpshosting.com/vps-hosting?loc=ch)[United StatesAmericas Hub Extensive peering, state-level privacy laws vary. **$6.24***VPS/mo* **$45***Dedi/mo*](https://offshorevpshosting.com/vps-hosting?loc=us)[SingaporeAPAC Hub Major regional connectivity; PDPA applies. **$7.32***VPS/mo* **$51.75***Dedi/mo*](https://offshorevpshosting.com/vps-hosting?loc=sg) FAQ ## Monero checkout questions Q01. Is this really a direct Monero integration?** Yes — we run our own Monero daemon and wallet-RPC pair. The address you pay is one of our own sub-addresses, generated fresh per order. No BitPay, NowPayments, CoinGate, or similar processor is involved in the XMR flow. Q02. How long does confirmation take?** Typically 20–30 minutes for 10 confirmations, given Monero's roughly 2-minute block time. Provisioning starts once that threshold is hit; RDP and GPU orders add 30–60 seconds for OS imaging on top of that. Q03. What happens if I under- or overpay?** Underpayment: the order stays pending until you top it up, or the 60-minute window expires. Overpayment: we refund the difference to a Monero address you specify on the order page. Q04. Why does the amount have odd cents in it?** A small randomized offset is added at order time so two simultaneous orders for the same nominal amount remain individually identifiable on our end — otherwise they'd be hard to tell apart under load. Q05. Can you see who sent the payment?** No. Ring signatures hide the real input among decoys; even holding the view key needed to detect incoming payments, the sending address isn't derivable from that key alone. Q06. What other coins do you accept?** Eight, natively: Bitcoin, Monero, Ethereum, Tether, USD Coin, Solana, TRON and BNB, plus your account balance. The checkout architecture is the same across all of them — XMR just isn't routed through a processor the way some of the others may be. ## Pay in Monero, deploy in minutes Native XMR checkout, no processor in between. VPS from $5.76/mo. [View VPS plans →](https://offshorevpshosting.com/vps-hosting)[Back to OffshoreVps](https://offshorevpshosting.com/)