Pay for your VPS with crypto
Every plan can be paid with SOL, BNB, TRX, Monero (XMR), or USDC on Solana or BNB Smart Chain. Prices are set in US dollars. The invoice shows how much of your coin to send at the live rate.
Plans start at $8.99 a month, and we never ask for ID.
Coins and networks
Each coin is accepted on the network listed next to it, and on no other.
USDC is accepted on two networks, and each has its own address. TRX means Tron's own coin only. USDT is not accepted, on Tron or on any other network.
| Coin | Network |
|---|---|
| SOL | Solana |
| BNB | BNB Smart Chain |
| TRX | Tron |
| USDC | Solana |
| USDC | BNB Smart Chain (BEP-20) |
| XMR | Monero |
How paying works
- Step 1
Sign in
Crypto payments go to your account balance, so you sign in or create an account first, with your name, postal address, email address and a password. We email you there about your order and your server.
- Step 2
Choose a coin
Pick the coin and network from the list. The next page shows the amount to send and the address. The amount covers the price, the exchange's fees and a small margin in case the rate moves. If part of the price is already in your balance, it is used first.
- Step 3
Send the exact amount
Send that amount to that address, on that network. What arrives is credited to your balance in US dollars and pays your order. Anything over the price stays in your balance. If the rate moves and less arrives, it stays in your balance and you pay the rest.
- Step 4
Your server is set up
Once the payment has arrived, we set up your server and email you when it is ready. Your dashboard then shows its IP address and root password.
Why the network must match
USDC is the clearest example. USDC on Solana and USDC on BNB Smart Chain have the same name, but they are separate tokens on separate chains. Choosing the right coin is not enough. Your wallet must send on the network the invoice shows.
The address format gives you a first check. A Solana address has 32 to 44 letters and digits and never starts with 0x. A BNB Smart Chain address has 42 characters and starts with 0x, just like an Ethereum address, so read the network name as well.
A blockchain does not ask whether the receiver can accept a deposit, so a wrong transfer can go through with no error. Kraken says not all misrouted deposits can be recovered (page updated 21 September 2026). The invoice warns that coins sent on another network can't be recovered.
The USDC network guide shows how to choose between the two and what to check before you send.
Paying in crypto is not anonymous
We never ask for ID, but your account holds your name, postal address and email address. That is not a promise of anonymity.
Crypto payments are recorded on public blockchains, and ours go through ChangeNOW, the exchange service that turns them into USDC, a US-dollar stablecoin, for us. The exchange or wallet you pay from may hold details about you. Your server has a public IP address on Leaseweb's network, and the terms apply to what you do with it. The privacy page lists what this site collects.
Choose a plan
Six KVM plans in 7 locations, from $8.99 a month. Pick a plan, set it up, then pay at checkout.
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