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FlashRDP accepts credit and debit cards, regional payment methods, cryptocurrency and your account credit. You pay every invoice in the Billing Portal: open it, pick Pay via Cryptocurrencies, Pay via Credit or Debit Card or your Account balance, and click Pay. See Invoices, payments and credit for the steps.

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Credit and debit cards

We accept credit and debit cards on every card network our payment processor supports, plus many regional payment methods. Your card details are handled by our payment processor and are never stored on FlashRDP’s servers.

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Accepted cryptocurrencies

Our automated crypto gateway supports over 50 different coins and networks. Some of the most popular options include:
  • Bitcoin (BTC)
  • Tether (USDT) - TRC20, ERC20, and BEP20
  • Ethereum (ETH)
  • Litecoin (LTC)
  • Solana (SOL)
  • Tron (TRX)
You’ll see the full, up-to-date list of supported coins when you check out.

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How billing works

  • Fast provisioning: The moment your transaction hits the blockchain and receives the required confirmations (usually just a few minutes), our system automatically builds your Windows RDP or Linux VPS and emails you the login details, on average in under 3 minutes.
  • Pay as you go (crypto): Every crypto invoice is a one-time payment. You pay each renewal invoice with whatever coin you prefer at that time.
  • Card renewals: If you turn on automatic renewal when you pay by card, the renewal is charged by Tebex, our card processor. To stop it, cancel the renewal directly with Tebex, or open a support ticket and we cancel it for you. Cancelling a server in the Billing Portal does not stop a card renewal.
  • Save with longer cycles: Choose 3, 6 or 12 months when you deploy to pay fewer network fees and get up to 20% off. To change the cycle of an existing server, open a ticket.
  • Preferred method: Set a Preferred payment method under Settings → Billing so it is preselected on every invoice.

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What happens if I underpay?

Cryptocurrency exchange rates fluctuate. If you accidentally send slightly less than the invoice total, the invoice will remain marked as “Unpaid”. Don’t worry - just open a support ticket and let us know. If the difference is just a few cents due to network fees, we’ll usually manually mark it as paid for you!

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What happens if I overpay?

If you send more than the invoice total, the excess amount (minus any network or gateway processing fees) is automatically added to your account credit for future invoices. You can see it under Billing → Credits.
Account credit - whether from an overpayment, a cancelled invoice, or an Add credit top-up - can only be applied toward future FlashRDP services. It cannot be withdrawn or transferred to any card, bank account, or cryptocurrency wallet under any circumstances. This protects FlashRDP and its customers from money laundering risk.

Invoices, payments and credit

Pay invoices, download PDFs and add credit.

Billing and payments FAQ

Renewals, suspension and refunds.
Last modified on October 11, 2026