How to pay your hosting provider

When you order a server from a provider running on this platform, you pay them, not us. We operate the infrastructure underneath; your checkout shows whichever payment methods your provider has enabled. Here is how each one works.

USDT (TRC-20)

Pick USDT (TRC-20) at checkout and you will see a payment address and an exact amount with a 4-digit suffix that uniquely identifies your order (for example, 100.0073). Send the full amount in one transaction from your own wallet.

The payment page shows a live countdown and checks the order status for you — no need to refresh. We scan the blockchain for incoming transfers once an hour; when your transfer arrives and matches the exact amount, your wallet is credited and the order finalizes automatically. Provisioning starts right after.

• Match the amount exactly, suffix included. An underpayment never matches, so the order simply sits pending until the quote expires. A wrong or over amount is flagged for manual review — contact your provider if that happens.
• The address belongs to your provider, not us. Funds go directly to them; we never custody the money.
• The quote expires after 1 hour. If it lapses, the order is cancelled automatically — start a fresh checkout and you will get a new quote with a new suffix.

PayPal (one-time)

Pick PayPal (one-time) and you are redirected to PayPal to approve the payment. After approval you land back here; once PayPal confirms the capture, the order finalizes and provisioning starts. The money goes to your provider’s PayPal account — we never touch it.

One-time means exactly that: PayPal is not used for renewals. Renewals are debited from your wallet balance (see below), so keep it topped up.

Manual payment

If your provider has enabled manual payment, picking Manual payment stages the order as awaiting confirmation. They will contact you out-of-band with payment instructions (bank transfer, cash, whatever you arrange with them). Once they confirm receipt and mark the order paid, your server provisions. Our article "What awaiting confirmation means for manual orders" walks through that flow step by step.

Wallet credit

If you have wallet balance from a previous top-up or refund, you can pay any order from it. Renewals also debit your wallet automatically once per day when a server comes due — if the balance is short, the server goes past due and you get email reminders before anything is suspended.

What about credit cards?

Cards are not available for orders placed under a provider — card processing only exists on the platform’s own direct checkout, and providers cannot enable it for their customers. Use USDT, PayPal, manual payment, or wallet credit instead.

Refunds

The 1-hour automatic refund window for provisioning failures still applies: if our system cannot produce a working server within an hour of payment, the charge is reversed automatically. Because USDT, PayPal, and manual payments all settle as wallet credit, the refund lands in your wallet balance — not back to your crypto wallet or PayPal account.

Outside that window, refund decisions are between you and your provider; we do not get involved.