Pay netcup with Crypto

netcup lets you store a credit card under the Customer Control Panel's payment-provider settings so future invoices can be paid automatically. That is materially different from PayPal, which netcup says can only be used manually for outstanding invoices.

For a first order, netcup may request Stripe identity verification or prepayment and gives 14 days to complete that step. SolCard does not bypass those checks, but it still works when netcup's approved payment route is a normal card charge.

netcup's VPS x86 line is billed hourly with no fixed contract term, while domains and other contracts follow minimum-term and cancellation-date rules in CCP. A crypto-funded card is practical when one account mixes short-lived test servers with longer-running renewals.

Existing customers can order additional domains, paid SSL certificates, and SOGo Groupware from the Customer Control Panel, and netcup bills Local Block Storage every 30 days based on the booked capacity. SolCard is useful when your spend is spread across those account-level infrastructure purchases.

netcup's public product pages are euro-denominated and note that final pricing can vary by country of residence, while SEPA direct debit requires a SEPA bank account. For customers outside that banking footprint, a saved card is often the simpler recurring-payment path.

netcup says credit notes are generally refunded to the original payment method and only one payment method can be selected at a time. Using SolCard for netcup charges keeps those later billing adjustments tied to the same card route.