How to Pay Your VPS Invoice with Credit or Debit Card

You can pay a VPS For Life invoice directly with a Visa or Mastercard. Choose Credit / Debit Card (Visa, Mastercard) at checkout or on the invoice, and you are taken to our card processor’s secure payment page to enter your card. This guide covers that route, the two alternatives, and what to do when a payment does not go through.

The Three Ways to Pay by Card

Credit / Debit CardPayPalPay with Card (via Bitcoin)
Best forMost customersIf you prefer PayPal, or your card is declined on the card pageWhen neither of the others accepts your card
Where you enter the cardThe card processor’s secure pagePayPal (guest card checkout in most countries)A card service that buys Bitcoin for you
Currency chargedEuro, converted from the USD invoiceAs PayPal shows itAs the card service shows it
ActivationAutomatic once the payment is confirmedAutomatic once PayPal confirmsAfter you send us the invoice number and transaction ID

Paying With Credit / Debit Card

  1. Log in to the Client Area and open Billing → My Invoices, or continue straight from checkout.
  2. Choose Credit / Debit Card (Visa, Mastercard) as the payment method.
  3. The invoice shows the approximate amount in euros that your card will be charged. Click Pay Now.
  4. Enter your card details on the secure payment page and complete any bank check (such as a code sent by your bank).
  5. You are returned to the Client Area. Once the payment is confirmed the invoice is marked paid automatically, and a new server deploys in about 60 seconds.

Why euros? Our card processor charges in euros, so the USD invoice is converted before you pay, and the invoice shows the approximate euro figure first. Your bank then converts from euros to your own currency at its rate, and the payment page may also offer your local currency at its own conversion rate. Small differences from the USD figure are normal.

Paying by Card Through PayPal

Choose PayPal on the invoice, then pick the option to pay with a debit or credit card. In most countries this does not need a PayPal account. The invoice is marked paid automatically once PayPal confirms.

Pay with Card (via Bitcoin)

For cards neither of the above accepts, choose Pay with Card (Visa, Mastercard) and follow the Pay by Card page. A card service buys Bitcoin with your card and sends it to us — you never hold a wallet. This route is confirmed by hand, so email us the invoice number and the transaction ID afterwards. Anything paid above the invoice total stays on your account as credit.

Other Ways to Pay

Every plan can also be paid with Bitcoin, USDT or Ethereum, which deploys automatically once the network confirms. Crypto payments are final once confirmed on-chain, so check the address and network before sending.

Renewals

Invoices are issued ahead of each billing cycle and must be paid by the due date in your Client Area; late payment can lead to temporary suspension until the balance is cleared. Your renewal price stays the same as the price you ordered at for as long as the service is active. To pay less per month, choose a quarterly, semi-annual or annual cycle on the pricing page.

Common Problems

Card declined on the payment page — often a bank block on international or online payments, or on payments in euros. Ask your bank to allow it, try another card, or use PayPal.

The amount on my statement is not exactly the invoice figure — the card is charged in euros and your bank converts it at its own rate. That difference is the conversion, not an extra charge from us.

Paid, but the invoice still shows unpaid — confirmation can take a few minutes. If it has not updated, open a ticket with the invoice number; do not pay twice.

Paid by the Bitcoin route and still unpaid — that route is matched by hand. Make sure you emailed both the invoice number and the transaction ID.

Is My Card Information Safe?

Your card details are entered on the card processor’s secure page, on PayPal, or on the card service’s own page — never on our site. We never see or store your full card number.

Have a billing question not covered here? Open a support ticket and our billing team will help.

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