Impreza runs on a prepaid balance: you fund it in crypto, then spend it on servers, domains and renewals. No card is ever stored, which is what keeps the account from being tied back to your legal identity.
How the balance works
- Four rails: Bitcoin, Monero, USDT-TRC20 and TRX
- No card, no bank record, and no KYC to fund it
- Credits automatically once the payment confirms on chain
- Then spend from the balance on servers, domains and renewals
Fund it
Create the top-up
Ask for the amount you want to add, or create the top-up in your clientarea. You get an invoice and a payment page.
Pick your rail
Choose Bitcoin, Monero, USDT-TRC20 or TRX on the payment page. Monero is the strongest privacy option, since it hides sender, receiver and amount rather than publishing them on an open ledger.
Send from your own wallet
Send the exact amount to the address shown, from a wallet you control. Never send from a custodial account that ties the transaction to your verified identity, if avoiding that link is the point.
Wait for the confirmation
The balance credits automatically once the network confirms. You can check the top-up state until it clears, then order what you need.
Sending on the wrong chain is the most common way people lose funds, and it is not recoverable by us or by anyone. USDT must go over TRC20, not another network. Always copy the address from the payment page for that specific invoice rather than reusing one from an earlier payment.
Bitcoin transactions are permanently public and can be clustered and traced. If the goal is that nobody can connect the payment to the server, use Monero. See Monero VPS hosting.
Your assistant can create top-ups and place orders, but that sits behind the manage scope, which is money-spending power. Grant it deliberately for a task, review it under Connected Apps, and revoke it when you are done: see connect your AI agent with OAuth.
Start now
Open an account with no KYC and no email required, or read how billing works in the documentation.