Skip the bank card entirely. Send USDT, wait for the network to confirm it, and your Windows RDP is set up and waiting for you, usually within minutes.
Supported networks: ✅TRC20 ✅ERC20 ✅BEP20
Instant activation
Once payment confirms
No bank card
Pay directly from your wallet
24/7 support
Before and after checkout
Money-back guarantee
If setup doesn't go through
Prices below are listed in US dollars, same as our regular checkout. When you choose USDT at payment, you'll see the exact amount to send based on the live rate, no manual conversion needed.
| Plan | CPU / RAM | Storage | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
RDP Admin 1024 MB | 1 Core / 1024 MB | 30GB SSD | $15.86 | Order now |
RDP Admin 2048 MB
Most popular | 2 Core / 2048 MB | 40GB SSD | $28.86 | Order now |
RDP Admin 4096 MB | 2 Core / 4096 MB | 60GB SSD | $38.86 | Order now |
RDP Admin 6144 MB | 3 Core / 6144 MB | 80GB SSD | $59.86 | Order now |
All plans include full admin access, unlimited bandwidth, a 1 Gbps port, one free IPv4, and a 100% uptime guarantee.
Pick a plan
Choose the RAM, CPU, and storage you need from the plans above.
Send USDT
At checkout, select USDT as your payment method and send the amount shown to the wallet address, over TRC20, ERC20, or BEP20.
Get your login details
Once the network confirms the transaction, we send your IP address, username, and password.
If you don't already have USDT sitting in a wallet, this is roughly what getting some looks like.
Create a wallet or exchange account
Any major exchange or wallet app that supports USDT works. This is where you'll hold and send funds from.
Buy USDT
Exchange cash or another currency for USDT, enough to cover your plan plus a small network fee.
Pick a network
When withdrawing, choose TRC20 if it's offered, it's usually the cheapest and fastest of the three we support.
Send it to your order
Copy the wallet address from checkout, paste it in, and send. That's the whole process.
A couple of things that save everyone time if you check them first.
Double-check the network
TRC20 USDT goes to the TRC20 address, ERC20 to the ERC20 address, BEP20 to the BEP20 address. Sending on the wrong network is the most common reason a payment gets delayed.
Send the exact amount
Underpaying by even a small margin means we can't confirm the order automatically, so it's worth matching the amount shown at checkout.
Give it a few minutes
Your RDP isn't created until the required confirmations come through. TRC20 and BEP20 are usually quick; ERC20 can take a little longer depending on network traffic.
Keep your transaction hash
If anything looks stuck, support can look it up in seconds if you have the transaction ID handy.
An RDP bought with USDT is the same server as one bought by card, same specs, same admin access, same setup. The only thing that changes is how the money gets from you to us.
With a card, there's a bank and a payment processor sitting in between, and either one can hold things up: a declined international charge, a fraud flag, a currency conversion fee you didn't expect. With USDT, that middle step disappears. You send the amount, the network confirms it, and the order goes through. No approval queue, no waiting on a bank to clear something.
That said, crypto payments work a little differently than a card swipe, and it's worth knowing that going in. There's no "declined" or instant refund button, once a transaction is on the blockchain, it's final. That's why the network and amount matter more here than they would with a regular RDP checkout. Get those right, using TRC20, ERC20, or BEP20, and the rest is genuinely simpler than paying by card.
If you're already holding USDT for other reasons, trading, freelance payments, whatever, this is usually the fastest way to get a server running. If you're new to crypto entirely, the steps above should get you there in a few minutes. We also support Bitcoin on our VPS plans, if USDT isn't what you have on hand.
Card payment
Crypto payment
Eldernode already accepts Bitcoin, USDT, and a few other cryptocurrencies alongside regular cards. Here's why USDT specifically is worth considering.
No bank in the middle
You send funds straight from your wallet. No card processor, no bank approval step.
Price stability
USDT is pegged to the dollar, so you're not guessing what a volatile coin will be worth by the time it confirms.
Fast confirmation
On TRC20, transactions typically confirm within a few minutes, not hours.
Works from anywhere
Useful if you don't have a card that works with international billing, or just prefer not to use one.
We support all three of the common USDT networks. Pick whichever your wallet or exchange makes easiest.
Fees and speed are close to TRC20. A solid choice if you're already holding USDT on Binance Smart Chain.
Lower network fees and quicker confirmations. This is what most of our customers use.
A good fallback if your wallet or exchange only lets you withdraw USDT over Ethereum. Fees run higher than the other two.
Full admin access
Install software, change settings, run whatever you need. Nothing is locked down.
Dedicated resources
The RAM and CPU in your plan are yours, so you're not fighting other users for performance.
Real support
Someone's available around the clock if your payment or setup needs a hand.
Yes. You're sending funds directly on the blockchain, so no card details or bank information ever passes through a third-party processor.
Usually just a few minutes on TRC20 or BEP20, once the required confirmations come through. We send your login details as soon as that happens.
That's on your end, same as with any crypto transfer. TRC20 and BEP20 usually cost a lot less than ERC20, which is why we recommend either of the first two.
If something goes wrong on the network side, reach out to support with your transaction hash and we'll sort it out from there.
Of course. USDT is just one of several options at checkout, alongside cards and other cryptocurrencies.
A few paths, depending on what you actually need.
All RDP plans and payment options
See every plan, and pay by card, Bitcoin, or the other methods we support.
Browse RDP plansPrefer to pay with Bitcoin?
Same idea as this page, but for our VPS lineup and priced in BTC instead.
Buy VPS with BitcoinNeed something other than RDP?
If you want full root access instead of a Windows desktop, our VPS plans might fit better.
Compare VPS plansPick a plan, pay with USDT on TRC20, ERC20, or BEP20, and your login details land in your inbox shortly after.
RDP Admin 2048 MB
2 Core · 40GB SSD