Pay for Shadow PC with Crypto

Shadow's billing documentation lists Visa, Mastercard, Discover, American Express, PayPal, and Google Pay for Shadow PC subscriptions. It does not list a direct crypto checkout on that payment page, so SolCard is the crypto-funded route that still fits Shadow's documented billing flow.

Shadow's US gaming offers are monthly Neo and Power subscriptions, not game keys or wallet top-ups. SolCard is useful when the payment target is the remote Windows machine itself, whether you want the 1440p-oriented Neo tier or the higher-end Power tier.

Shadow says your subscription starts only after the machine is activated, and the initial payment remains pending until that delivery is complete. That billing detail matters because activation depends on hardware availability and data-center capacity, not just checkout success.

After activation, Shadow automatically renews on the same day each month with the payment method used for the order until you replace it in the account page. That makes SolCard relevant for both the first signup and ongoing cloud gaming renewals.

Shadow lets you change your plan from the account page without opening a fresh subscription. Upgrades are billed immediately on a prorated basis, downgrades wait until the next billing cycle, and the renewal date stays unchanged.

Shadow sells additional storage in 256 GB increments, up to 5 TB when available. Added storage is charged immediately with a prorated first charge, while removals only take effect at renewal and delete the D: drive contents, so capacity changes have real billing and data consequences.