Vultr vs dedisrv: paying for a VPS in Europe with crypto
Both take cryptocurrency, but not the same coins: Vultr takes nine coins through BitPay, dedisrv takes USDT, USDC, ETH, POL and Monero directly. Prices, disks and payment compared, checked in November 2026.
Short answer
- Pay in Bitcoin, Litecoin or Dogecoin: Vultr. dedisrv doesn't take these coins.
- Pay in USDT or Monero, or in USDC on Base or Polygon: dedisrv. These are not on Vultr's list.
- Same vCPU and RAM for less: dedisrv. More disk, hourly billing and locations worldwide: Vultr.
Coins accepted
| Coin | Vultr (via BitPay) | dedisrv |
|---|---|---|
| USDT | no | yes: Base, Ethereum, Polygon |
| USDC | yes | yes: Base, Ethereum, Polygon |
| ETH | yes | yes |
| POL (Polygon) | no | yes |
| Monero (XMR) | no | yes |
| BTC, BCH, LTC, DOGE | yes | no |
| PAX, BUSD, GUSD | yes | no |
At Vultr, crypto payments go through BitPay. At dedisrv you send the amount to the address on the invoice and paste the transaction hash (txid); the system checks the transaction and credits the payment. See paying with crypto.
Price for the same vCPU and RAM
| vCPU / RAM | dedisrv | Vultr Regular Performance | Vultr High Performance |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2 vCPU / 2 GB | $10, 15 GB | $15, 65 GB | $18, 60 GB |
| 2 vCPU / 4 GB | $15, 20 GB | $20, 80 GB | $24, 100 GB |
| 4 vCPU / 8 GB | $22, 25 GB | $40, 160 GB | $48, 180 GB |
| 8 vCPU / 12–16 GB | $32, 12 GB RAM, 30 GB | 6 vCPU: $80, 320 GB | $96, 350 GB |
Vultr prices are taken from its public plans API for the Frankfurt location. dedisrv has no monthly traffic limit; at Vultr the allowance is 3–5 TB on Regular Performance and 4–8 TB on High Performance plans of these sizes.
Where Vultr is better
- Several times more disk on comparable plans.
- Hourly billing and many locations in Europe and on other continents.
- Bitcoin and several other coins accepted, plus cards, PayPal and Alipay.
- Managed databases, Kubernetes and object storage.
Where dedisrv is better
- Lower monthly price for the same vCPU and RAM.
- No traffic limit; Vultr includes 3 to 8 TB a month on these plans.
- USDT and Monero, and stablecoins on Base and Polygon, where network fees are a few cents.
- Payment straight to an address, without a third-party crypto processor.
- Support in English, Ukrainian and Russian, a public service agreement and an invoice for every order.
Which one to choose
Choose Vultr if you pay in Bitcoin, need large disks, hourly billing or regions outside Europe. Choose dedisrv if you hold USDT, USDC or Monero, need a European VPS with root access, and your project fits in 15–30 GB of NVMe.
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Sources
Checked on 3 November 2026.