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Rent a GPU with Bitcoin, no KYC

GPU Rent Hub rents dedicated bare-metal GPU servers by the week or the month and accepts Bitcoin (BTC) on Bitcoin mainnet (bech32) for every card in the catalogue, from $190 a month for an RTX A5000 to $1,690 for an H100 SXM, with no identity verification and no email address on the account.

Updated 2026-09-01
1Confirmations to credit
10–30 minTypical time
$0Deposit and withdrawal fees
$20Minimum deposit
01 How it works

How do I pay for a GPU server with Bitcoin?

Four steps, and the only things you type into the site are a username, a password and an SSH public key.

1

Configure the machine

Card, quantity, region, term, image, storage and uplink. Every line and the total are on screen before anything is charged, and no price ever comes from your browser.

2

Open an account

A username and a password. No email, no phone, no verification link.

3

Send BTC

The order gives you a Bitcoin address on Bitcoin mainnet (bech32) and the exact amount to send. That amount is what identifies your payment, so send it to the digit.

4

Deploy

After 1 confirmations, typically 10–30 min, the machine provisions and you have root over SSH. Renewing later raises another order at the same locked price.

BTC Bitcoin
Network
Bitcoin mainnet (bech32)
Confirmations
1
Typical time
10–30 min
Amount fixed at
When the address is issued
Rate source
Updated market rate
Payment fee
None
Refund
Back to BTC, within 24 h
Payments per order
Exactly one

Bitcoin is the coin most people already hold and the one with the deepest liquidity, so converting into it costs the least spread. It is also the slowest of the seven to confirm when the network is busy.

02 Prices

What can I rent with BTC?

Every card in the catalogue, on weekly or monthly terms. Prices are flat and include power, cooling, a public IPv4, unmetered inbound and 20 TB of outbound traffic. Per-GPU-hour is the monthly price divided by 720.

GPU WeeklyMonthlyPer GPU-hour
B200180 GB HBM3e$1,090/wk$3,890/mo$5.40
H200 SXM141 GB HBM3e$640/wk$2,290/mo$3.18
H100 SXM80 GB HBM3$475/wk$1,690/mo$2.35
MI300X192 GB HBM3$450/wk$1,590/mo$2.21
H100 PCIe80 GB HBM2e$420/wk$1,490/mo$2.07
A100 SXM80 GB HBM2e$280/wk$990/mo$1.38
RTX 509032 GB GDDR7$155/wk$540/mo$0.75
L40S48 GB GDDR6 ECC$148/wk$520/mo$0.72
RTX 6000 Ada48 GB GDDR6 ECC$130/wk$460/mo$0.64
RTX 409024 GB GDDR6X$110/wk$390/mo$0.54
RTX A600048 GB GDDR6 ECC$82/wk$290/mo$0.40
L424 GB GDDR6$70/wk$250/mo$0.35
A4048 GB GDDR6 ECC$68/wk$240/mo$0.33
RTX 309024 GB GDDR6X$65/wk$230/mo$0.32
RTX A500024 GB GDDR6 ECC$55/wk$190/mo$0.26
Multi-GPU nodes take 5% off at two cards, 8% at four and 10% at eight. Prepaying three or six months takes a further 5% or 10%.
03 The other six

Why pick Bitcoin over the others?

Bitcoin is the coin most people already hold and the one with the deepest liquidity, so converting into it costs the least spread. It is also the slowest of the seven to confirm when the network is busy.

All seven settle the same dollar total, and none of them carries a fee from us, so the choice comes down to how fast and how cheaply your funds move.

ETHUSDTUSDCXMRSOLLTC

Compare all seven accepted coins

Worked example
You order
1 × RTX 4090, one month
Order total
$390
You send
$390 worth of BTC, to the digit
Cleared after
1 confirmations, about 10–30 min
Then
Root over SSH, about ninety seconds
Effective cost
$0.54 per GPU-hour

Twenty-four hours before the term ends, renewing raises a second order for the same machine at the same locked price. Decline it and the instance simply stops at term end, with 72 hours of grace before the NVMe is wiped.

04 Questions

Paying with Bitcoin

Can I rent a GPU server with Bitcoin?
Yes. GPU Rent Hub accepts Bitcoin for every GPU and every term. You configure the machine, the checkout prices it line by line, and you send BTC for that exact total to the address the order gives you. One order, one payment: there is no account balance to fund first, and nothing is held back for later.
How long does a Bitcoin payment take to clear?
1 network confirmations, typically 10–30 min on Bitcoin mainnet (bech32). The dollar total is fixed when you place the order and the BTC amount when you ask for the address, so a price move while the network confirms costs you nothing: the amount quoted is the amount that settles the order.
Is there a fee for paying in BTC?
No. GPU Rent Hub charges no payment fee, no refund fee and no spread on any of the seven coins it accepts. The network fee for the transaction itself is the only cost, and it goes to the network, not to us.
Do I need an account or ID to pay in BTC?
An account is a username and a password. No email address, phone number or identity document is requested at sign-up or afterwards, and none is stored. Recovery by email, PGP key or TOTP is optional.
What if I send the wrong amount in BTC?
The order stays open and nothing is lost. A payment is matched to its order by the exact amount, so an amount that does not match is reconciled by hand instead: send the order reference to support and it is applied, refunded to a Bitcoin address you give, or invoiced for the difference, whichever you ask for.
Can I get money back to BTC?
Yes. Because every order is paid on its own, most accounts never carry a balance at all. Money that is on the account anyway, from an older deposit or a service credit, goes back to a Bitcoin address you provide, minus the network fee, within 24 hours.
Why are prices in dollars if I pay in BTC?
Because a GPU costs the same to run in dollars whether the market moved this week. The order is priced in dollars and converted at the spot rate when the payment address is issued, so the amount you send is settled before you send it, and a renewal never costs more because a chart moved.

Pay for a GPU in BTC and deploy

A username, a password, and one payment for one machine. No email address, no identity check, no card, and the most liquid of the seven.

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