Seven ways to pay,
and none of them cost extra
Everything is priced in US dollars. We do not add a handling fee to any payment method — the figure on the invoice is the figure that leaves your account. Paying in USDT or any other coin also earns you 5% back in points.
Pick the plan and the city
Choose a plan on the plans page, then pick the city your broker sits in. You can move city later, free, once a month. A few cities carry a monthly surcharge; it is shown beside the city name on the order form before you commit to anything.
Choose how you want to pay
Seven methods are on the checkout page. Card — Visa, Mastercard and other major cards. PayPal — balance or a card through PayPal. USDT or USDC — on BEP20, TRC20 or ERC20; BEP20 usually has the lowest network fee. BTC, ETH or POL. SOL, DOGE, LTC and 100+ other coins — Solana is usually the cheapest to send. India UPI — PhonePe, Paytm or BharatPe. Bangladesh — bKash, Rocket or Nagad.
Pay the invoice
Card, PayPal, UPI and the Bangladesh wallets confirm straight away. Crypto waits for the network to confirm the transaction, which is why the cheaper networks are worth picking — the amount is the same either way, but you wait less. You will see the invoice marked paid in your client area the moment it clears.
The machine builds itself
Once the invoice is paid the server is created with Windows, MT4 and MT5 already on it, and the IP, username and password are emailed to you. Nothing else is needed from you.
Points land on your account
Every invoice earns points, and paying in USDT or another coin adds 5% of the invoice on top. Points buy the add-on tools outright — the trade copier, managed backups, priority support, the execution report. 1,000 points is worth $1. They cannot be withdrawn as cash and are not applied against your server charge; see loyalty points for the full rules.
Questions we get about paying
Do you add a fee to any payment method?
No. Not to cards, not to PayPal, not to crypto, not to UPI or bKash. The invoice total is what you pay us. The network fee on a crypto transfer is charged by the blockchain, not by us, and it is why we point you at BEP20 or Solana — those are usually the cheapest to send on.
Which crypto network should I choose?
For USDT or USDC, BEP20 normally costs the least, then TRC20, then ERC20. For the wider coin list, Solana is usually cheapest. Any of them works; the difference is what the network charges you to move the money, not what we charge.
Can I pay with Apple Pay or Google Pay?
Not at the moment. Cards, PayPal, crypto, UPI and the Bangladesh wallets are what the checkout accepts today. If a wallet is the only way you can pay, open a billing ticket and we will tell you what we can do.
Can I pay by bank transfer or Payoneer?
Both exist but are not on the checkout page. International bank transfer has a $100 minimum because of what the banks charge to move smaller amounts. Open a billing ticket and we will send the details.
My crypto payment has not shown up
Crypto clears when the network confirms it, not when you press send; on a congested network that can take longer than usual. If it has been more than an hour, send us the transaction hash on a billing ticket and we will match it to your invoice by hand.
What if the VPS is not right for me?
There is a 14-day money-back window on new accounts, with the conditions set out in the refund policy. Refunds go back the way the money came in wherever the payment method allows it.
Do you store my card?
The card is handled by our payment provider, not by us. We never see or hold the full number. Recurring invoices are charged against the token the provider holds, and you can remove it in your client area at any time.