Crypto VPS: buy a VPS with Bitcoin, USDT, Monero and other coins

Crypto VPS from RS Computers: what you get

RS Computers LLC is a hosting company founded in Kosovo in 2018 and registered there under business number 810142307, with an office at Rruga Ali Vitia 345 in Prishtina. We run our own network, AS213900, and sell the same six plans at the same euro prices in three locations: Amsterdam (Netherlands), Dublin (Ireland) and Prishtina (Kosovo). Cryptocurrency is a normal way to pay here, not a workaround: it is the payment option you see at checkout.

Every server paid with crypto is the same product as any other order:

• KVM virtualisation with full root access on Linux, or administrator access on Windows
• NVMe storage, shared vCPUs on VPS plans and dedicated vCPUs on VDS plans
• A dedicated IPv4 address plus IPv6, not shared and not behind NAT
• 1 to 100 TB of traffic a month, depending on the plan, with no overage fees
• Free weekly backups, the last two kept, which you restore yourself from the client area with one click
• A 99% uptime SLA with service credits, and 24/7 NOC monitoring
• Automatic deployment in under 60 seconds once the payment is confirmed

How to buy a VPS with crypto, step by step

1. Choose a plan and a location above, then pick your operating system.
2. Create your client account with your name and email address. This is where your server login, invoices and support tickets live.
3. At checkout, choose Pay with Crypto. You are taken to the payment page of our payment processor.
4. Pick the coin and the network: Bitcoin, Ethereum, USDT, Monero, BNB and TRON are all accepted, along with most other widely used coins. The page shows the exact amount and a wallet address or QR code.
5. Send that exact amount from your wallet or exchange, on the same network the page shows.
6. When the network confirms the payment, the invoice is marked paid and your server is created automatically. The login appears in the client area and is emailed to you.

Three things prevent almost every failed crypto payment:

• Use the same network. USDT exists on several networks. If the payment page shows one network and you send on another, the payment does not arrive.
• Cover the withdrawal fee. Exchanges take their fee out of what you send. Check that the amount that arrives matches the invoice.
• Pay before the timer ends. The payment page holds the rate for a limited time. If it expires, open the invoice again from the client area and start a fresh payment.

If a payment went out and the invoice still shows unpaid, do not pay twice. Send the transaction ID to us on Telegram or by email and we will match it by hand.

Prices are in euros, so the price does not move with the market

Our plans are priced in euros and the invoice is in euros. The crypto amount is calculated at the moment you pay, so a plan costs the same whether Bitcoin is up or down that week. Stablecoins such as USDT are the simplest choice, because their value barely changes between the moment you send and the moment it arrives.

Billing is monthly, quarterly, half-yearly or yearly. Longer cycles mean fewer payments to make: one transfer a year instead of twelve.

Renewals: crypto does not renew by itself

A card can be charged automatically. A crypto wallet cannot, and that is the one thing to plan for. Before each renewal we email you an invoice, and you pay it the same way as the first one. Two habits keep a crypto-paid server from lapsing:

• Use an email address you actually read, so the invoice reminder reaches you.
• Pick a quarterly or yearly cycle if you do not want a monthly task.

Refunds on crypto payments

If you do not like the service, you get your money back. New customers can ask for a refund within the first 7 days of a VPS or VDS purchase: open a ticket in the client area, and we send the refund back to you in crypto. The only conditions are the ones in our Refund Policy: the Terms of Service and the Acceptable Use Policy must have been respected.

Paying with crypto does not change the rules

We are a registered company with a published address, a real network and named policies, and we want the kind of customers who value that. How you pay does not change what you may run: every server must follow our Acceptable Use Policy, whatever the payment method. We answer abuse reports, and outbound port 25 is blocked on a new server and opened on request to keep our addresses clean for everyone.

A crypto payment is also not anonymity. Your server belongs to a client account in your name, and blockchain transactions are public. People choose crypto here because it works from any country, needs no bank card, and settles in minutes.

Who pays for a VPS with crypto?

• Freelancers and remote teams paid in stablecoins, who would rather spend USDT directly than convert it first
• Customers whose cards fail on foreign merchants, or whose bank blocks small international payments
• Developers and traders running bots, nodes and automation, who already keep working funds in crypto
• Companies outside the euro area that want a fixed euro price without bank transfer fees

Which location should I choose?

The plans and prices are identical in all three, so the choice is only about where your users are.