Choosing & sizing
How quickly can a VPS be deployed?
Provisioning takes under 60 seconds once payment confirms. The variable is the payment itself: Solana or TRON confirm in under a minute, Litecoin in about ten, Bitcoin in roughly twenty and Monero in about twenty. From clicking order to holding SSH credentials is typically two to twenty-five minutes depending on the coin.
There is no manual review step, no identity check and no fraud queue, because there is no card to be fraudulent with. That is the main reason crypto-only providers provision faster than card-based ones, where a new account routinely waits hours for review.
If you need capacity immediately, pay with a fast-finality chain: Solana, TRON, TON or an EVM layer-2 all confirm in well under a minute.
See also: Provisioning · Monero
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