FlashRDP Documentation | Windows RDP and Linux VPS Guides

Can I pay for RDP and VPS with Bitcoin or Crypto?

Yes. FlashRDP accepts both cryptocurrency and credit/debit cards (Visa, Mastercard). We support over 50 different cryptocurrencies through our automated payment gateways, including:

Bitcoin (BTC)
Ethereum (ETH)
Tether (USDT)
Monero (XMR)
Litecoin (LTC)
TRON (TRX)

Payments are processed automatically, and your FlashRDP server is provisioned as soon as the blockchain transaction is confirmed.

How long does it take to deploy a server?

Server deployment is instant. Once your payment is confirmed (which usually takes less than 3 minutes for crypto, depending on the coin’s block time), your FlashRDP server is automatically built and the login credentials are emailed to you immediately.

How does the 1Gbps port work?

All FlashRDP plans feature a 1 Gbps Port network connection. You receive full 1 Gbps transit speeds for the first 1000GB of data transfer each month. Once you exceed 1000GB, your network speed is automatically limited to 512Kbps to ensure fair resource allocation.If you wish to restore high-speed 1 Gbps transit, you can purchase an overage allowance at $5.00 per 1000GB.

What is the billing lifecycle and what happens if I pay late?

Understanding when invoices are generated and what happens if a payment is late is important. Below is the standard automation flow for all FlashRDP services.Pre-due phase

Day -7: Invoice is generated and an email notification is sent.
Day -2: An unpaid invoice reminder email is sent.
Day 0: Invoice due date.

Overdue and suspension phase

Day +1: A 10% late fee is added to the invoice (this acts as a grace period for suspension).
Day +2: Your service is automatically suspended via VirtFusion.
Day +3: The first overdue reminder email is sent.
Day +4: The second overdue reminder email is sent.

Termination phase

Once a service is terminated, all data is permanently destroyed and IPs are released. This action cannot be reversed.

If the invoice is still unpaid, the service reaches the end of its lifecycle:

Day +5: The invoice is automatically cancelled.
Day +5: The service is automatically terminated (server destroyed, IPs released).
Day +5: A “Service Terminated” notification email is sent.