Pay for hosting in crypto. No KYC.
Checkout accepts Monero, Bitcoin, Litecoin, Ethereum, Solana, TRX, and USDT and USDC on both ERC-20 and TRC-20 — paid straight to our own wallets, no third-party processor. Monero is the private option; the other chains are public ledgers.
- No third-party processor
- No KYC
- XMR · BTC · USDT
- Refunds in same crypto
Three tiers, twelve options.
The privacy tier you need depends on the threat model. The crypto you actually hold also matters — start with what you have.
Maximum privacy
Protocol-level privacy. Sender, recipient, and amount hidden by default. Use these when payment unlinkability is part of the threat model.
Pseudonymous
Addresses aren't tied to identity by default, but the transaction graph is public. Common ground for most hosting customers.
Transparent
Fully public ledgers. Use these for convenience or when you already hold the asset — privacy comes from elsewhere in the stack.
ETH on Ethereum mainnet, paid straight to our wallet.
Dollar-stable USDT on Tron — invoiced 1:1, with lower fees than Ethereum.
USDT on Ethereum mainnet, invoiced 1:1 — no bridge needed if your USDT is there.
USD Coin on Ethereum or Tron, invoiced 1:1 against the dollar price.
Native SOL with near-instant settlement and fees of a fraction of a cent.
The full list, side-by-side.
Every payment rail we accept, with confirmation time, network fee, and subscription support — sorted in display order.
| Ticker | Network | Privacy tier | Confirms | Avg fee | Subs | Popular |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| BTCBitcoin | Bitcoin | Pseudonymous | about 20 minutes | $1–5 | No | Yes |
| MXMRMonero | Monero | Private | about 20 minutes | $0.01–0.05 | No | Yes |
| ΞETHEthereum | Ethereum | Transparent | about 2 minutes | $1–8 | No | Yes |
| ₮USDTTether (TRC-20) | Tron (TRC-20) | Transparent | about 1 minute | $0.50–1.50 | No | Yes |
| ₮USDTTether (ERC-20) | Ethereum (ERC-20) | Transparent | about 2 minutes | $1–8 | No | — |
| $USDCUSD Coin | Ethereum (ERC-20) or Tron (TRC-20) | Transparent | about 2 minutes / about 1 minute | $1–8 | No | — |
| ŁLTCLitecoin | Litecoin | Pseudonymous | about 15 minutes | $0.02–0.10 | No | Yes |
| SSOLSolana | Solana | Transparent | under a minute | $0.0001–0.001 | No | — |
Confirmation times are what we wait for before releasing an order; network fees are paid by the sender and vary with network load. Solana and Tron settle in about a minute, Ethereum in a few minutes, Litecoin, Bitcoin and Monero in 15–20 minutes. We add no processing fee.
Crypto payment questions
Start with what you already hold. Checkout accepts Monero, Bitcoin, Litecoin, Ethereum, Solana, TRX, and USDT and USDC on both ERC-20 and TRC-20. If privacy matters, use Monero — it hides sender, receiver and amount. If you want USD-stable pricing, USDT or USDC on TRC-20 is the cheapest stablecoin rail. Bitcoin Lightning, Zcash, Dash and TON aren't accepted at checkout yet.
FlokiNET, 1984 Hosting, Njalla, Privex and OrangeWebsite all accept crypto for VPS in 2026; FlokiNET lists the most coins, and 1984 Hosting, FlokiNET, Njalla and Privex also take Monero. Our comparison at murmurhost.com/best/crypto-vps-hosting lists what each accepts, with facts checked on their own sites.
Card and PayPal acceptance is on the roadmap but not yet live for the offshore brand — most card processors decline merchant accounts categorized as offshore hosting. Crypto-only is the MVP posture, and it covers ~95% of customer demand. SEPA and SWIFT bank transfers are available on request for invoices above $5,000 — contact sales.
Technically yes — a withdrawal from a KYC exchange to our invoice address will settle normally. But the exchange-to-our-address transaction is forever recorded on-chain (or in the exchange's database), which links your verified identity to the MurmurHost payment. If anonymity matters, withdraw to a personal wallet first, optionally route through Lightning or a swap service, then pay us. We don't track this on our side, but the upstream exchange does.
Underpayments under 1% of invoice are auto-credited and the order proceeds. Larger underpayments hold the invoice open until topped up — the invoice page shows exactly how much remains. Overpayments are credited to your account balance and either refunded on request or applied to the next renewal. For wrong-network or wrong-token sends, contact support immediately with the txid; recovery depends on the chains involved.
Refunds within the 7-day money-back window are paid back in the same crypto used for payment, to a customer-provided address at refund time. We do not retain incoming addresses, so the refund destination is whatever you specify in the support ticket. Refund timing tracks the underlying chain — Solana settles in seconds, Tron in about a minute, Monero in ~20 minutes, Bitcoin and Ethereum in ~10–30 minutes plus our internal processing.
Crypto can't be pulled from your wallet automatically, so each renewal is a new invoice you pay from your wallet in any of the ten accepted assets. Annual or biennial prepay is the simplest way to avoid monthly payments, and it also lowers the price by 15% or 25%.
Invoices are denominated in USD and converted at order placement using a Coingecko mid-price. The crypto amount is locked at that rate until the on-chain payment confirms. If your payment underpays due to price drift, the invoice page surfaces the gap and you can top up. If your payment overpays, the surplus credits to your account balance.
Technically yes for any rail — sending from a custodial wallet (Cash App, Strike, Coinbase Wallet, exchange withdrawals) settles normally. From a privacy standpoint, custodial wallets log every send against your account and respond to subpoenas. Self-custodial wallets (Sparkrock, Sparrow, Phoenix, Cake, Feather, MetaMask, Phantom on a fresh seed) preserve materially more privacy. The choice depends on your threat model.
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