Buy VPS with Stablecoins

You can use USDC when it is displayed as an available payment method for your VPS invoice. Availability can depend on the payment gateway, supported blockchain networks, customer location, and current checkout configuration.

Always use the USDC network and token version specified on the invoice.

DAI can be used only when it appears as an available payment option during checkout. Do not send DAI to an invoice generated for USDC, USDT, or another cryptocurrency.

The current payment invoice is the authoritative source for supported stablecoins and blockchain networks. Available options may change according to the gateway, region, and payment configuration.

Do not assume that every native, bridged, wrapped, or cross-chain version of a stablecoin is accepted.

Confirmation time depends on the blockchain network, network congestion, gateway requirements, and the number of confirmations required for the transaction.

A successful wallet broadcast does not necessarily mean the payment has already been cleared by the payment gateway.

After the payment receives the required confirmations and is cleared, the VPS provisioning process can begin.

Delivery time may vary according to the selected operating system, server configuration, location, stock availability, and any verification requirements.

Eligible Linux and Windows VPS plans can be purchased with an available stablecoin payment method.

Operating systems, plans, stablecoins, and blockchain networks may vary during checkout.

No. The payment method does not determine server performance.

CPU, RAM, storage, traffic allowance, network allocation, virtualization, operating system, and administrative access are determined by the selected VPS plan and location.

Eligible resources can be upgraded according to plan and infrastructure availability.

Some upgrades may require a reboot, plan change, storage expansion procedure, or migration. Review the available options in your account or contact support before making the change.

Contact support and provide the invoice identifier and transaction hash.

Payments made with the wrong asset, unsupported network, incorrect token contract, incomplete amount, or expired invoice may require manual review and may not always be recoverable.

Stablecoin payments should not be described as completely private or anonymous. Transactions on public blockchains can generally be viewed through block explorers and may be associated with wallet addresses.

Account, order, gateway, or compliance verification may also apply.

No. Dollar-referenced stablecoins are designed to maintain a value close to the US dollar, but market prices can vary.

Stablecoins may involve issuer, reserve, collateral, liquidity, protocol, smart contract, regulatory, and depegging risks.

A stablecoin can be used for renewal when it is displayed as an available payment method on the renewal invoice.

Available assets and networks may differ from those offered for the original order, so review each new invoice carefully.

Refund eligibility depends on the MonoVM Terms of Service, the selected service, payment provider requirements, order status, and applicable refund conditions.

Because blockchain transactions cannot normally be reversed directly, an approved refund may be processed through a different method or based on the applicable refund value and fees.

MonoVM’s 24/7 support channels are available for assistance with invoices, pending payments, account access, VPS delivery, network connectivity, and infrastructure-related questions.

When reporting a payment issue, provide the invoice identifier and transaction hash, but never disclose your wallet seed phrase, recovery phrase, or private key.

You should use an exchange account only when it supports the exact stablecoin and blockchain network displayed on the invoice and allows you to send the required amount before the invoice expires.

Exchange withdrawal fees or processing delays can result in underpayment or invoice expiration. Review the final withdrawal amount and network carefully before confirming the transaction.