Pay Hostinger with Crypto

Hostinger says web hosting, cloud hosting, KVM VPS, and Business Email qualify for its 30-day guarantee only when the purchase was made with a non-crypto payment method. Because Hostinger separately documents direct crypto payments, SolCard is relevant when you want the order processed as a card charge instead.

Hostinger's pricing pages note that subscriptions are paid upfront, and its hosting offers are commonly sold on long prepaid terms rather than small month-to-month charges. SolCard is practical when you are paying for Premium, Business, Cloud, or VPS plans in one larger checkout.

Hostinger can auto-renew domains 27 days before expiration, yearly subscriptions 14 days before expiration, and monthly subscriptions 1 day before expiration. A card-based route works well if you want those scheduled renewals to keep running from the billing panel.

One Hostinger account can combine shared hosting, managed WordPress, Cloud, KVM VPS, Business Email, and domain charges. SolCard is useful when you want a single crypto-funded card for the card-checkout parts of that stack.

Hostinger lets customers change renewal periods in hPanel, but the options vary by product: web hosting, cloud hosting, and Business Email can use 1, 12, 24, or 48 months, KVM VPS can use 1, 12, or 24 months, and domains renew for at least one year.

Hostinger's domain billing rules are stricter than its hosting rules: most new generic TLD registrations only have a 96-hour refund window, many ccTLD registrations are not refundable, and domain renewals are not refundable. SolCard keeps those payments on Hostinger's normal card side instead of its separate crypto path.