Dedicated servers paid with crypto

01

What you are renting

A dedicated server gives one customer the physical CPU, memory and local drives listed in the offer. You are not buying shared vCPUs or a slice of another customer's hypervisor. That distinction is useful for workloads that need predictable resource allocation, direct disk control or a system configuration that shared hosting will not allow.

Bare metal does not mean you cannot virtualize. You can install your own supported hypervisor and divide the resources between your applications. You also take responsibility for the operating system, patches, application security and backups: exclusive access is control, not a managed-service contract.

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Start with the constraint, not the biggest CPU

Identify what runs out first: processing time, memory, usable disk space or transfer time. A larger core count will not fix a dataset that cannot fit on the disks. Likewise, a high-capacity HDD system is not interchangeable with an NVMe database host.

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• Plan a storage server ↗

03

Less account data, not an invisible server

Standard signup uses a username and password without an email, phone number or identity-document upload. Save the recovery code shown during registration: it replaces the familiar email-reset route, and losing both your password and recovery code can leave you without a way back into the account.

The no-KYC policy describes identity verification. It does not remove payment records, account security records, network metadata or acceptable-use responsibilities. Read the dedicated privacy explanation before treating any hosting service as anonymous.

• Understand the no-KYC account ↗
• How account recovery works ↗

04

Crypto funding, prices in USD

The catalogue is priced in USD. Billing lists fixed receiving addresses by cryptocurrency and network; manual matching and automatic credit are not connected. Accepted orders spend only the available ledger balance. A wallet transfer is not itself a server order, and a confirmed blockchain transaction is not proof that a machine has been delivered.

Choose the payment page for your asset before sending anything. Check the network, displayed payment details and the resulting USD credit. Keep enough available balance for the selected configuration and later renewal; do not assume the wallet's estimated dollar value is the final account credit.

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• Paying with Monero ↗
• Compare payment methods ↗

05

Read what is included—and what is not

Each configuration lists its port speed and addressing alongside the hardware. Unmetered transfer means there is no per-GB transfer charge under the stated plan; it does not guarantee continuous line rate to every destination. Disks, remote networks, encryption and application settings can all limit observed throughput.

IPMI/KVM, reinstall and custom-media workflows support the machine's lifecycle. Confirm that access has been delivered and any requested operation has completed before relying on it. Backups, commercial software licences and quoted infrastructure options should be agreed separately rather than assumed from a feature label.

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Plan the beginning and the end of the rental

Choose a seven-day or 30-day billing period according to how long you need the resources. A short migration test and a continuously running database have different economics. Read the renewal timing, insufficient-balance handling and grace period before deploying data that must remain available.

Dallas, Ashburn and Portland are the listed region choices. Ask for confirmation of your model's availability and the relevant network details before planning a delivery deadline. The quoted provisioning window describes physical preparation and installation, not an instant VPS allocation.

• Understand prices and periods ↗
• Plan renewal and data retrieval ↗