How to pay your hosting provider

When you order a server from a provider running on this platform, you pay them, not us. We just operate the infrastructure underneath. Your checkout shows whichever payment methods your provider has enabled:

USDT (TRC-20)

Pick USDT at checkout and you'll see a payment address + an exact amount (with a 4-digit suffix that uniquely identifies your order). Send the full amount in one transaction. We poll the blockchain once a minute; when your transfer confirms, your server provisions automatically.

• Match the amount exactly. Underpayment leaves the order pending; overpayment may need manual resolution.

• The address is your provider's, not ours. Your funds go directly to them.

• Quote expires in 1 hour. If you wait past that, generate a fresh quote — the suffix changes.

PayPal

Pick PayPal and you're redirected to PayPal to approve. After approval you land back here, the order finalizes, and provisioning starts. Money goes to your provider's PayPal account (we never touch it).

Manual payment

If your provider has enabled manual payment, picking it stages the order as "awaiting confirmation". They'll contact you out-of-band with payment instructions (cash, bank transfer, whatever they arranged). Once they confirm receipt of your payment, your server provisions.

Wallet credit

If you have wallet balance from a previous top-up, you can pay any order from it. Renewals also debit your wallet automatically.

What about credit cards?

If your provider hasn't set up a card processor, credit cards aren't an option for orders under their scope. Use any of the methods above instead.

Refunds

The 1-hour automatic refund window for provisioning failures still applies — if our system can't produce a working server, your wallet is credited back automatically. Outside that window, refund decisions are between you and your provider; we don't get involved.