Pay for GPU server with crypto

Yes, you can pay for a GPU server with crypto at FullGPU, for the first month and for every renewal. We accept Bitcoin (on-chain and Lightning), Ethereum, USDT, USDC and Litecoin. Every plan is priced in US dollars: the crypto amount is calculated at the exchange rate locked when you check out, and you receive the same invoice as for a card payment.

Accepted coins and networks

Send on the network you selected at checkout. USDT on TRON and USDT on Ethereum, for example, are different networks even though the token has the same name. For an overview of how crypto payments fit our offer, see paying for GPUs with crypto.

How a crypto payment works

1. Request a server on the site and choose crypto as your preferred payment method.
2. Check the written confirmation. Before you pay, we confirm the configuration, the monthly price in US dollars, the location and the delivery date.
3. Pay through the payment link. Choose your coin and network. The amount due is calculated from the USD price at the exchange rate locked when you check out.
4. Receive your credentials. Your order becomes binding once the first month is paid. We then provision the server and send your access credentials by email.

Renewals follow the same logic. Plans renew monthly, we email you a reminder before each renewal, and you pay each month from your wallet. Because every payment is calculated from the US dollar price, the amount you pay in dollars does not depend on the coin's market price.

Paying in crypto does not change our verification rules: most orders need only an email address and a payment. See identity verification for the cases where we may ask for more.

Network fees and underpayments

• Network fees are paid by the sender. The amount that reaches us must cover the full invoice, so add the fee on top rather than deducting it.
• Check exchange withdrawals. If you pay straight from an exchange account, make sure its withdrawal fee does not reduce the amount that arrives.
• Underpaid invoices are not considered paid until the balance is received. For a first payment, that means the order is not yet binding.

If a transfer goes wrong, for example a partial amount or the wrong network, contact us through the contact form with the transaction ID.

Invoices and refunds for crypto payments

The same invoice is issued whatever the payment method, based on the US dollar price, with VAT and other taxes added where applicable. Your company details and VAT number can appear on it; see invoices and VAT.

If a refund is due, for example because we missed your confirmed delivery date, crypto payments are refunded at their original US dollar value, in USDC or in the cryptocurrency you used, to a wallet address you control and confirm in writing. Refunds are processed within 10 business days of approval. The rules are set out in our refund policy and in section 5 of our terms of service.