Buy VPS with Ethereum for your specific workload
Choose flexible virtual capacity for changing workloads or single-tenant hardware for direct control; after the required first payment, we support Ethereum for renewals and new service orders.
Choose flexible virtual capacity for changing workloads or single-tenant hardware for direct control; after the required first payment, we support Ethereum for renewals and new service orders.
We support cryptocurrency and fiat options, so the method can match your treasury and procurement workflow.
Use another available method for the first payment as part of our mandatory KYC process before using Ethereum.
After the initial payment, use Ethereum for renewals and orders of new services through your account.
We keep CPU, memory, storage, bandwidth, region, configuration, and workload fit independent from billing.
We offer Ethereum as a convenient payment option when it matches your treasury workflow. We also offer supported cryptocurrency and fiat methods. Whichever method you choose, CPU, memory, storage, bandwidth, region, configuration, and workload fit still determine the infrastructure plan. Payment convenience never becomes a sizing input.
At Melbicom, we offer flexible virtual capacity for changing demand and single-tenant hardware for direct resource control. Complete the first payment through another available method as part of mandatory KYC. After that initial payment, you can use Ethereum for renewals and orders of new services while keeping the chosen infrastructure and workload plan intact.
Choose virtual capacity for changing environments and bursty services, or isolated hardware for sustained throughput, resource separation, and direct control. Once the deployment model is set, changing the payment method leaves compute, storage, network, and regional decisions intact, so procurement can follow your operating needs.
Run APIs on virtual capacity as demand shifts, or isolate hardware for consistent throughput and resource control.
For a dedicated server Ethereum order, size CPU, memory, storage, and network from measured workload requirements.
Keep batch and streaming pipelines on isolated hardware for steady I/O, or use virtual capacity for bursty regional runs.
Use planned capacity to keep frontend and API response times steady while Ethereum remains a separate payment choice.
Size internal tools from concurrency, storage, and access patterns; payment follows the defined environment.
Use isolated hardware when sustained network and I/O load requires consistent access to the full server configuration.
For Ethereum VPS hosting orders, choose regions by user proximity, network paths, and operating requirements.
Use virtual capacity for rapid test changes while production keeps its isolation model and payment choice stays separate.