The service provisions real DigitalOcean and Vultr servers from a prepaid balance funded in Bitcoin, Monero, Tether and seven other cryptocurrencies, bills by the hour, and asks for nothing but an email address.
AMSTERDAM, 10 November 2026 — cryptovps today announced the general availability of its crypto VPS platform at cryptovps.sh, a hosting service that deploys cloud servers on DigitalOcean and Vultr infrastructure and accepts payment only in cryptocurrency. An account is an email address and a password: there is no identity verification, no phone number and no credit card at any point.
Where most crypto-friendly hosts present a grid of regions, plans and images and leave the customer to sort it out, cryptovps is built around a guided five-step deploy. The customer picks a provider, then a region, a plan and an operating system, and finishes by attaching an SSH key, with each step stating what matters before the choice is made, such as the licence fee a Windows, cPanel or Plesk image carries. A new server is typically reachable on its own dedicated IPv4 address about a minute after the customer confirms.
Payment runs through a single prepaid balance. Customers deposit at least $20 in Bitcoin, Monero, Ethereum, Litecoin, Solana, BNB, Tron, Dash, Tether (USDT) or USD Coin (USDC), and every server they run draws from that balance by the hour, with a one-hour minimum and a hard cap at the plan’s monthly price. Destroying a server stops the meter immediately, so a machine used for an afternoon costs an afternoon rather than a month.
“Most people paying for a server with crypto already know what they want to run. What catches them out is the choice they did not know mattered: a region too far from their users, an image with a licence fee they did not see coming. We built cryptovps to ask those questions one at a time, and to bill only for the hours a server actually exists.”
— a cryptovps spokesperson
Tether is accepted on four networks (Ethereum, Tron, BNB Chain and Solana) and USD Coin on two, so stablecoin holders can pay from whichever chain their funds already sit on. Monero is accepted natively for customers who want a Monero VPS whose payment does not tie back to the rest of their on-chain history, while a Bitcoin VPS is funded with an ordinary on-chain BTC deposit that credits once the network confirms it.
Plans start at $11.00 a month on Vultr, which offers 33 regions, and $13.20 a month on DigitalOcean across 16, giving customers 49 locations across North and South America, Europe, Asia, Africa and Australia. The entry Vultr plan provides 1 vCPU, 1 GB of memory and 25 GB of NVMe storage; the published ladder runs to 4 vCPUs and 8 GB at $88.00 a month, with larger sizes available in the deploy panel.
cryptovps is open about being a reseller. The hardware, network and hypervisor belong to DigitalOcean and Vultr; cryptovps holds the provider accounts, calls their APIs on the customer’s behalf, and runs the deploy wizard, the prepaid balance, the hourly meter and the support queue. What the customer receives is an ordinary instance on one of those clouds, with full root access from first boot.
The service is aimed at people who know roughly what they need and would rather not gamble on the details: someone standing up a blockchain node or a VPN endpoint, a developer who needs a machine for a single afternoon, or anyone who would rather not hand a card number to a hosting panel. Bitcoin, Monero, Ethereum and Litecoin nodes, wallets and trading bots are ordinary workloads on the platform, and the site publishes 26 step-by-step guides covering node operation, WireGuard and Tailscale networking, and self-hosted applications. Cryptocurrency mining is prohibited on every plan, because the underlying providers prohibit it.
Servers are unmanaged. Once a machine boots, patching, firewall rules and backups are the customer’s responsibility, and support is handled through a ticket queue covering deposits, billing, provisioning and network issues. There is no free trial and no managed tier, and the company states both plainly on its site so customers learn them before a deposit rather than after.
cryptovps is available now at https://cryptovps.sh. A new account takes under a minute to create, and the first server can be deployed as soon as the initial deposit confirms.
At a glance
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Website |
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Infrastructure |
DigitalOcean and Vultr |
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Regions |
49 (33 Vultr, 16 DigitalOcean) |
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Starting price |
$11.00/month (Vultr), $13.20/month (DigitalOcean) |
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Billing |
Hourly from a prepaid balance, one-hour minimum, capped at the monthly plan price |
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Accepted currencies |
BTC, XMR, ETH, LTC, SOL, BNB, TRX, DASH, USDT (4 networks), USDC (2 networks) |
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Minimum deposit |
$20 |
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Signup |
Email and password only: no ID check, no phone number, no card |
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Deploy |
Five guided steps; server reachable in about a minute |
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Access |
Full root, dedicated IPv4, SSH keys installed at build time |
About cryptovps
cryptovps is a crypto-paid VPS reseller that deploys virtual private servers on DigitalOcean and Vultr through a guided, five-step wizard. Accounts require only an email address, servers bill hourly against a prepaid balance with a monthly cap, and customers can pay in ten cryptocurrencies including Bitcoin, Monero and Tether. The service operates in 49 regions and is available at https://cryptovps.sh.
Media Contact Details
Company name: cryptovps
Contact Person Name: Tosha Lee
Official Email: tosha@cryptovps.sh
Country: Netherlands
Website: https://cryptovps.sh
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