Cherry Servers
Cloud Hosting
Lithuanian bare-metal and cloud infrastructure provider that settles USDC and DAI through CoinGate and BVNK.
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Hostinger
Large international shared hosting and VPS provider with crypto payment at checkout.
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Stablecoins accepted
- USDC accepted
- USDT no evidence of acceptance
- PYUSD no evidence of acceptance
- USDS no evidence of acceptance
- DAI no evidence of acceptance
- RLUSD no evidence of acceptance
- EURC accepted
A dash means we found no evidence of support, not that support is impossible. Coin availability at checkout can differ by country and product.
Payment networks
Pay on the cheapest network offered — Hostinger receives the same amount either way, so the fee comes out of your side. Our network comparison covers which to pick.
Payment method
- Payment provider
- CoinGate
- Direct wallet transfer
- No
- Identity verification
- Not required
Availability
- Online
- Yes
- Physical locations
- No
- Regions served
- International
Payment notes
Verified August 2026: crypto payment runs through CoinGate, and Hostinger does not publish its own coin list — check what CoinGate presents at checkout. Hostinger states that products purchased with crypto are not refundable, and that crypto payments are not instant because they need multiple blockchain confirmations. Renewals cannot be auto-charged from a crypto payment: pay renewal invoices manually or prepay a long term.
Refunds
Hostinger states that products purchased using cryptocurrencies, tokens or digital assets are not refundable. Its general money-back window does not extend to crypto payments.
Stablecoin refunds are outbound payments a merchant chooses to send, not automatic reversals. There is no chargeback.
Hostinger is one of the larger mainstream hosting companies to accept crypto, which matters because most crypto-accepting hosts are small specialists.
Mainstream host, gateway-based acceptance
The crypto option here is a payment gateway integration rather than a strategic commitment, which is normal and worth knowing. It means the supported coins and networks track the gateway’s list, and it means acceptance could change with a configuration decision.
Renewals
The usual constraint. There is no card on file to charge, so renewals need paying manually or prepaying. Hostinger’s long-term plans are heavily discounted, which makes prepaying two or three years a reasonable strategy for a site you intend to keep.
Set an independent calendar reminder. A hosting account suspended for non-payment while you were waiting for a renewal email is the most common way this goes wrong.
Verification
Payment availability may vary Verified August 2026
Crypto payment is confirmed, but the exact coin list is not fixed — it can depend on your country, the product, which checkout you reach, or which assets the merchant's payment gateway currently enables.
Hostinger's payments page states it accepts "a wide range of cryptocurrencies" without naming any, and its own announcement confirms CoinGate as the processor and says it "plans to use the full range of cryptocurrencies supported by CoinGate". The stablecoins listed here are those CoinGate documents as accepted by merchants; USDT is likely available but was not confirmed on CoinGate's published list at the time of checking.
Methods used
- merchant documentation
- payment provider documentation
Sources
- Hostinger — payment methods Confirms cryptocurrency is accepted, without naming specific assets.
- Hostinger — CoinGate partnership announcement Names CoinGate as the processor and states Hostinger uses its full supported range.
- CoinGate — supported currencies The merchant-accepted asset list, which determines what Hostinger can offer.
Payment availability can change without notice. Always confirm at Hostinger’s own checkout before paying. Spotted something wrong?
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