🚀 How to Pay for a VPS with Crypto — USDT, BTC, TON

USDT, BTC and TON are accepted on every plan — from the €3 NAT box to Buran-3. No card, no KYC, no phone call. The server is yours about two minutes after the network confirms your transfer.

1. Pick a plan and open the invoice

Choose a plan on /vps and hit Order — you land in our billing portal at billing.buran.host. Register with an email address you actually read: the invoice, the credentials and every renewal reminder go there.

2. Choose the coin — and the right network

The invoice shows the exact amount and the deposit address. Send the same asset on the same network the invoice names. USDT exists on several chains and they are not interchangeable:

USDT · TRC-20   fast, fees under $1   ← default choice
USDT · ERC-20   slower, can cost $5+ on Ethereum
BTC             on-chain, ~10 min per confirmation
TON             fast and cheap, native TON

3. Send the exact amount

Copy the address from the invoice — never retype it, and check the first and last characters after pasting. Send the exact amount shown: an underpayment leaves the invoice open, an overpayment is credited to your account balance.

4. Wait for confirmation — then let automation work

Once the network confirms the transaction, the invoice is marked paid and provisioning starts by itself. Within about two minutes you get the IP, the root password and the panel link by email. Renewals work the same way: an invoice arrives in advance, you pay it with crypto again.

Mistakes that actually cost money

Wrong network. USDT sent over the wrong chain usually cannot be recovered — the receiving address does not control it.
Wrong asset to a specific address. Always compare the invoice address with the coin you are sending.
Assuming an exchange withdrawal is instant. Exchanges batch withdrawals; a manual review can add an hour.
Sharing screenshots with the address and balance visible. Not dangerous, but nobody needs it — support never asks for it.

What we never ask for

Buran will never ask for a seed phrase, a private key, or a remote session to your machine. Payment goes to the address printed on the invoice inside the billing portal — nowhere else. If someone writes to you from a "Buran support" account that asks for crypto to a different address, it is not us.

If the payment is stuck

Send the transaction hash (txid) and the invoice number to support via ticket or Telegram @buran_host. An engineer checks the chain and credits the invoice manually. Refunds are paid back in the same asset — details in the refund policy.

Do you need my ID for a crypto payment?

No. Crypto invoices need no ID and no KYC. Card payments are handled by the payment provider, which may ask for standard verification — that is their process, not ours.

Can I pay a renewal in a different coin?

Yes. Every renewal invoice is independent: pay it in USDT this month and in TON the next. The plan price stays the same.

How long do confirmations take?

TRC-20 usually under a minute, TON similar, BTC around 10 minutes per confirmation. Provisioning starts as soon as the payment is credited.

No server yet? Plans start at €3/mo — pick one and pay with crypto →

Pay for your VPS with crypto in one invoice