BTC
Bitcoin mainnet, native BTC.
SilentVPS facts: plans, payments and service status
A concise reference for the SilentVPS catalogue, configured payment methods and features awaiting production validation. This page describes the published website; it is not evidence of a live server fleet or measured uptime.
At a glance
The current plan table below is generated from the same configuration used by the website. Compare vCPU, RAM, NVMe storage, monthly transfer, monthly price and full annual total before choosing a tier. Prices are in USD. The annual amount is paid for the full cycle; its monthly equivalent is a comparison figure rather than an instalment. Annual billing is 30% below twelve payments at the listed monthly price.
SilentVPS at a glance
SilentVPS is a private VPS hosting project with four catalogue offers: Veil, Shade, Eclipse and Obsidian. Compare their CPU, RAM, NVMe storage, monthly transfer and monthly or annual USD amounts in the generated tables below. Accounts use a username and password, with email optional and no legal-name, identity-document, postal-address or phone fields. The website is publicly accessible; production availability, automatic transaction detection and server provisioning still require validation.
The configured VPS catalogue
Amounts are in USD. The annual column is the full twelve-month payment; the monthly equivalent is shown only for comparison. Resources describe the catalogue, not verified live server capacity.
| Plan | vCPU | RAM | NVMe | Transfer | Monthly payment | Annual total | Monthly equivalent |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Veil | 1 | 2 GB | 30 GB | 2 TB | $13 | $109.20 | $9.10 |
| Shade | 2 | 4 GB | 80 GB | 4 TB | $33 | $277.20 | $23.10 |
| Eclipse | 4 | 8 GB | 160 GB | 8 TB | $63 | $529.20 | $44.10 |
| Obsidian | 8 | 16 GB | 320 GB | 16 TB | $118 | $991.20 | $82.60 |
Eight payment methods, seven assets
The network is part of your choice. USDT on Tron and USDT on Ethereum are different payment methods. Exact crypto amounts and destination instructions belong to the private invoice, not this public catalogue.
| Asset | Network | Token standard |
|---|---|---|
| BTC | Bitcoin mainnet | Native asset |
| ETH | Ethereum mainnet | Native asset |
| SOL | Solana mainnet | Native asset |
| TRX | Tron mainnet | Native asset |
| USDT | Tron mainnet | TRC-20 |
| USDC | Ethereum mainnet | ERC-20 |
| USDT | Ethereum mainnet | ERC-20 |
| LTC | Litecoin mainnet | Native asset |
Native TRX on Tron is a configured payment method.
Read the public facts as JSON →
The same configuration generates the tables and this public feed. It contains no account, private reference or credential information.
Catalogue plans and billing
The current plan table below is generated from the same configuration used by the website. Compare vCPU, RAM, NVMe storage, monthly transfer, monthly price and full annual total before choosing a tier. Prices are in USD. The annual amount is paid for the full cycle; its monthly equivalent is a comparison figure rather than an instalment. Annual billing is 30% below twelve payments at the listed monthly price.
Eight configured payment methods
Seven assets appear across eight method and network combinations because USDT has two distinct choices. Follow the invoice's network exactly; matching only a ticker or an address format is insufficient.
ETH
Ethereum mainnet, native ETH.
SOL
Solana mainnet, native SOL.
USDT on Tron
Tron mainnet, TRC-20 USDT. Native TRX is a different asset.
USDC on Ethereum
Ethereum mainnet, ERC-20 USDC.
USDT on Ethereum
Ethereum mainnet, ERC-20 USDT. This is separate from the Tron option.
LTC
Litecoin mainnet, native LTC.
TRX
Tron mainnet, native TRX. This is separate from USDT on Tron / TRC-20.
Configured website features
The website has username-and-password accounts, optional email, saved server configurations, monthly and annual totals, and a private order reference. The payment flow uses a separate method-selection page and invoice page with an exact amount, destination, quote expiry and backend-driven status updates.
An invoice can contain a real configured wallet destination. Creating a quote, opening a wallet or seeing a waiting animation does not prove that a transaction was received. Automatic blockchain detection and server activation are not connected yet.
Planned features require separate validation
KVM, full root, IPv4/IPv6, operating-system images and fourteen listed regions plus Auto describe the target infrastructure catalogue. Production capacity and availability have not been verified.
Publication of the website does not establish measured uptime, a recovery guarantee, an independent audit or a customer endorsement. Published policies and operational evidence must be checked against the deployed service.
Use the source that answers the question
Use pricing for the current commercial amounts, the dedicated invoice for an exact crypto payment, and the relevant guide for architecture and operational decisions. Public reference pages should never contain private order tokens, account sessions or customer transaction records.
Questions, answered
How many crypto payment methods are configured?+
Eight methods across seven assets: BTC, ETH, SOL, LTC, native TRX on Tron, USDC on Ethereum, and USDT on both Tron and Ethereum. Match the invoice’s asset and network exactly.
Are all listed regions live?+
The published website does not verify a live regional fleet. The fourteen locations and Auto mode are target catalogue choices pending production infrastructure validation.
Does payment confirmation mean a VPS is already running?+
No. Payment verification and server provisioning are separate states and integrations. A paid status alone is not proof of server activation.
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