Bitcoin dedicated server hosting
IPHOST rents bare-metal dedicated servers you can pay for with Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. Every server in the list above is a physical machine in our data centers in Chișinău, Moldova, or Bucharest, Romania: the CPU, RAM and disks are yours alone, you get full root access, and the monthly invoice can be paid with Bitcoin (BTC), Bitcoin Cash (BCH), USDT or USDC. We do not ask for ID documents when you pay with crypto.
Crypto is not a separate product with a separate price list. The same Xeon and GPU servers that other customers pay for by card are available with a dedicated server Bitcoin payment, at the same price and with the same delivery time.
How to buy a dedicated server with Bitcoin
- Choose a server. Filter the list by location, CPU, RAM or storage and check the delivery time shown on each card.
- Pick the billing period and any options, such as extra IPv4 addresses or an operating system.
- Create a client account. We need an email address and contact details to send invoices and answer tickets; no passport, selfie or proof of address.
- Select a crypto payment method at checkout: Bitcoin / Bitcoin Cash, USDT (ERC20 or TRC20) or USDC (ERC20).
- Send the exact amount shown on the invoice to the address or QR code it displays. Pay the network fee from your wallet on top of that amount.
- Wait for the network confirmation. The invoice is marked as paid automatically and the order goes to our engineers.
- Receive the access details by email within the delivery time shown on the server: 2 or 8 business hours for Xeon servers in stock, 14 days for GPU servers.
Which cryptocurrencies you can use
| Currency | Network | Good to know |
|---|---|---|
| Bitcoin (BTC) | Bitcoin | The most widely held coin. The time to confirm depends on the fee you set in your wallet. |
| Bitcoin Cash (BCH) | Bitcoin Cash | Low network fees and fast blocks. |
| USDT | Tron (TRC20) | A dollar stablecoin with usually the lowest fee; the amount does not move with the market. |
| USDT | Ethereum (ERC20) | The same stablecoin on Ethereum; the fee is paid in ETH from your wallet. |
| USDC | Ethereum (ERC20) | A regulated dollar stablecoin on Ethereum. |
Always send the coin on the network shown on the invoice: USDT sent over a different network than the one you selected cannot be credited automatically. We do not accept Ethereum (ETH), Monero or other coins as payment.
Bitcoin or a stablecoin: which one to pay with
The invoice is issued for a fixed amount, and the crypto amount is calculated when you choose the payment method. What changes between coins is how much the price can move before your payment is confirmed and how much you pay in network fees.
- Pay with USDT or USDC if you want the amount you send to match the invoice without surprises. Stablecoins follow the US dollar, so the value does not change while the transaction confirms.
- Pay with Bitcoin if that is what you hold. Set a normal network fee in your wallet so the transaction confirms quickly, and pay the invoice soon after you open it.
- Pay with Bitcoin Cash if you want low fees and fast confirmation and already have BCH.
Before you send a dedicated server Bitcoin payment
- Check the network. USDT exists on several networks; send it only over the network shown on the invoice (TRC20 or ERC20).
- Send the exact amount. Exchanges often deduct a withdrawal fee from the amount you enter, so the invoice receives less than expected. Add the fee on top, or send from a wallet you control.
- Pay the invoice you are looking at. Open the invoice in your client area and use the payment details shown there, rather than details saved from an earlier payment.
- Keep the transaction ID. If the payment does not appear on the invoice, open a ticket with the transaction ID and our team will check it.
Dedicated server hosting that accepts Bitcoin: what you get
- Bare-metal hardware – Intel Xeon servers, from 12 to 52 CPU cores, SSD or HDD storage and hardware RAID.
- Your own operating system – the operating system of your choice installed by our engineers, Proxmox on request; full root or administrator access.
- 1 IPv4 address included – additional IPv4 addresses and a BGP announcement of your own /24 subnet are available as options.
- Two European locations – Chișinău, Moldova, and Bucharest, Romania, close to users in Eastern and Central Europe.
- Unmanaged by default – you administer the server; advanced support for the operating system and applications is available per hour.
Which Bitcoin dedicated servers fit your project
| Project | What to choose |
|---|---|
| Websites, online stores, game servers | An entry Xeon server with SSD storage. |
| Virtual machines and containers | A dual-CPU G9 or Gen10 server with more RAM, with Proxmox installed on request. |
| Backups, archives, media libraries | A storage server with 16 to 72 TB of HDD capacity. |
| Blockchain nodes and indexers | A server with fast SSD storage and enough disk space for the chain; see the node section below. |
| AI inference, LLMs, rendering | An NVIDIA L4, A40 or 2x A100 GPU server. |
Why pay for a dedicated server with Bitcoin
- No card and no bank transfer – useful when your card is declined for hosting abroad, when international transfers are slow, or when your budget is held in crypto.
- No identity checks for crypto payments – you create an account with contact details, without uploading documents.
- Automatic crediting – the payment is matched to your invoice once the network confirms it, with no manual review.
- Same prices and conditions – the server, the price and the delivery time do not change with the payment method.
Dedicated server or VPS paid with crypto
A VPS shares a physical host with other customers and is activated automatically right after the payment is confirmed, which makes it a good start for small projects. A dedicated server gives you the whole machine: no neighbours using the same CPU or disks, predictable performance under constant load, hardware RAID and enough storage for databases, virtualization or blockchain data. If you are not sure you need a whole server yet, start with a VPS paid with crypto and move to a Bitcoin dedicated server when the project grows.
Where the servers are located
Most servers are in our own data center in Chișinău, Moldova, operated by a company certified to ISO/IEC 27001, with redundant power, generators and several upstream carriers. Servers marked Romania are hosted in Bucharest, inside the European Union. The location is shown on every card and can be used as a filter above the list. Servers in Chișinău are also listed on our offshore dedicated server page.
Renewals, upgrades and invoices
Each renewal invoice can be paid with crypto again, or with card or bank transfer if that suits you better that month. If you need more resources later, open a ticket: upgrades are quoted and invoiced separately, and those invoices can be paid with crypto as well. All invoices stay available in your client area.
Dedicated servers for blockchain nodes
Running blockchain nodes is allowed on IPHOST dedicated servers; cryptocurrency mining is not. A Bitcoin full node needs at least 1 TB of SSD storage, and an Ethereum node about 2 TB of NVMe storage and 32 GB of RAM. Because the price is fixed per month, a node costs the same no matter how much it syncs. See our blockchain node hosting page for server recommendations by network.
Refunds for crypto payments
Every server shows its delivery time before you order. If we do not deliver the server within that time, we refund your payment, including payments made in cryptocurrency. Apart from a missed delivery, cryptocurrency payments are final, so compare the configurations or ask our support team before ordering. Card and bank-transfer payments follow our standard Refund Policy, and every order is bound by our Terms and Conditions and Acceptable Use Policy.
Buy a GPU server with Bitcoin
Our dedicated GPU servers can be paid with cryptocurrency too. Order a server with an NVIDIA L4, an NVIDIA A40 or 2x NVIDIA A100 and pay the invoice with Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, USDT (ERC20 or TRC20) or USDC (ERC20). GPU servers are sold on pre-order: the first invoice covers 3 months, or 12 months at up to 14% off, and the server is delivered within 14 days of payment.
A crypto-paid GPU server is a practical fit for private LLM hosting, AI inference, rendering and video transcoding when you want to keep payments outside the banking system. Compare all plans on the GPU server hosting page.
Prefer to pay by card? The same servers are listed on our dedicated server hosting page, and the 1 Gbps dedicated servers come with 30 TB of traffic included.
