Buy Domains and Hosting on Namecheap with Crypto

Namecheap's native crypto flow works by topping up account balance first through BitPay or BTCPay, then spending that balance later. SolCard helps when you would rather pay through a normal checkout card field than preload funds inside Namecheap.

Namecheap says BitPay and BTCPay deposits are non-refundable, while hosting, SSL, and Private Email each follow separate refund windows. SolCard can be the safer route when you do not want excess crypto stranded in account balance.

For recurring billing, Namecheap attempts account balance first, then your default card, then alternative cards in order. Saving SolCard as a renewal card fits the way Namecheap already charges domains, hosting, and Private Email subscriptions.

Namecheap attempts domain auto-renewal 30 days before expiration and retries every 24 hours until the domain expires. A funded SolCard lowers the odds that a renewal fails simply because you forgot to top up account funds in time.

Namecheap's shared hosting flow lets you choose Stellar, Stellar Plus, or Stellar Business, select monthly or yearly billing, and pick a US, UK, EU, or Singapore datacenter. SolCard works with that standard hosting checkout instead of forcing a separate balance-management step.

Private Email runs across Starter, Pro, and Ultimate plans, with separate renewals and optional extra mailbox purchases. SolCard gives you one payment method for ongoing email costs inside the same account.