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USDT is a dollar-priced stablecoin, so the price you see is the price you pay. We accept it on two networks, TRON (TRC-20) and Ethereum (ERC-20). Pick the one your wallet or exchange handles best, send the exact amount, and your balance is credited once the transaction confirms.
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Open Top up in your dashboard, enter at least $30 and choose Tether (TRC-20) or Tether (ERC-20).
Send the exact USDT amount to the address shown, on the network you chose. The network fee is set by your wallet and we add nothing on top. Sending on the wrong network can lose the funds.
Credit is added once your transaction confirms on-chain. Both networks usually confirm quickly, but timing depends on the network. The payment screen shows live status.
Pay for any plan from your balance. Cheapest VPS is $5.76 a month. Log in as root when it is ready.
| USDT | |
|---|---|
| Networks we accept | Tether on TRON (TRC-20) and Tether on Ethereum (ERC-20). Choose the same one in your wallet or exchange withdrawal form. |
| Fees | Paid by you to the network. Ethereum fees are paid in ETH and vary with network load. TRON fees are paid in TRX or through network resources. Keep a little of the fee coin in your wallet. |
| Price risk | None for the amount: USDT tracks the US dollar, and our prices are in dollars. |
| Privacy | Both networks are public ledgers. Anyone can follow a payment between addresses. For more privacy, see Monero. |
| Main gotcha | The wrong network. A TRC-20 address and an ERC-20 address are different. Pick the network first, then copy the address that matches. |
Fee amounts change constantly, so we do not quote numbers. Check your wallet before you send.
Both work the same way for you. The difference is the network under them.
If your exchange shows both, compare the withdrawal fee it charges for each. Our deeper comparison is in USDT TRC-20 vs ERC-20 for hosting payments.
USDT is issued by a company that can freeze tokens at an address. If you want a payment with no such dependency, use Monero or Bitcoin instead. This is a trade-off, not a problem for most people.
Yes. Choose Tether (TRC-20) or Tether (ERC-20) when you top up, send the exact amount on that network, and your balance is credited after the transaction confirms. Then pay for any plan from your balance.
Either works. TRC-20 is often cheaper to send, ERC-20 is the most widely supported. Pick the one your exchange or wallet offers with the lower fee, and match the network exactly.
The funds may be lost and we cannot recover them. Our terms say that sending the wrong amount, to the wrong address or on the wrong network may result in lost funds. Check the network before you send.
Usually yes. Network fees are paid in the network's own coin or resources: ETH for ERC-20 and TRX or TRON network resources for TRC-20. Check your wallet.
No. TRON and Ethereum are public ledgers. No name is attached to the payment on our side, but the transaction can be followed on-chain. Use Monero when privacy matters most.
The minimum top-up is $30. Larger top-ups earn a bonus: tiered bonuses start at an extra $5 on a $50 top-up and scale up to an extra $1,500 on a $2,000 top-up. The exact figure is shown before you confirm.
Each top-up address and quoted amount is valid for a 10-minute payment window, shown as a countdown on the payment screen. If it expires unpaid, start a new top-up.
Credit never expires. It is not refundable to cryptocurrency once added; refunds are handled as account credit at our discretion. See the terms.
No. You use a generated login and we never ask for a name, email, ID or phone number. See no-KYC VPS hosting.
No ID, no card. Generate a login, top up and get your server.
