NulNetBuy a VPS with GRAM (TON) — no KYC
Choose Gram (TON) on the invoice, send native TON to the UQ address once, and the watcher credits at catalog depth. Not the 2018 token; no Jettons; no KYC.
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How to pay with GRAM (TON)
CIS searches for «оплатить VPS грамом» land here, and the mechanics are short. On checkout the coin reads Gram (TON); the receive address is a TON UQ… account — The Open Network, not the cancelled 2018 Telegram token. Send native TON from Tonkeeper or any TON wallet you control, one transfer of the exact printed amount. The toncenter watcher credits the inbound payment; Jettons and any ERC-20 named “GRAM” are wrong-asset sends and do not credit.
VPS from $3* (fund $50+), storage 1–5 TB NVMe from $24/mo annual-eff, dedicated with IPMI from $30.80/mo. Crypto invoice, no KYC.
Launch nowNot the Telegram Gram of 2018
The name collision is the one trap on this page. The old Gram was Telegram's cancelled token and died with that project; what this invoice accepts is TON, the live chain whose accounts start with UQ. If a wallet screen says Jetton, it is offering a token on TON rather than the chain asset itself — the invoice wants the native coin, the way it wants native BTC rather than a wrapped Bitcoin on some other network.
Where the box usually lands
The common pairings are Moscow, Almaty and Dubai for audience round-trip, plus Iceland when speech process is the reason for the order. One list price covers all twenty-one flags, so the geography costs nothing extra; the coin and the city are independent dropdowns on the same invoice page.
Timing and after credit
Catalog ETA for TON is 1–3 minutes, and a VPS images about a minute after the credit — TON buys no speed beyond that: dedicated metal still takes 2–4 hours of racking, and storage tiers still spin up on the VPS clock. A stalled transfer is almost always an exchange withdrawal queue on the sending side, not the chain; the transaction ID in a ticket answers it.
Pairings on the same checkout
Sixteen coins bill identically, so the choice is about the rail: XRP for a dollar-shaped ledger quote, USDT for a stable invoice figure, XMR when the payment should leak less. All ride the same no-KYC signup — token or email plus a 12-character password — and the annual term takes 20% off before conversion.
Is this Telegram Gram from 2018?
No. The catalog coin is TON (The Open Network), whose account addresses start with UQ. The 2018 Telegram Gram token was cancelled and cannot be sent anywhere; anything offering it is not this invoice.
Does Tonkeeper work?
Yes — provided the send screen shows native TON going to the UQ address printed on the invoice, at the exact amount, in one transfer. A Jetton screen in the same wallet is the wrong asset and will not credit.
Is there KYC?
No passport enters this signup: the account is a token or email plus a password of at least 12 characters. TON itself is a public chain, so the transfer is readable on-chain even though the invoice carries no identity fields.
Can I pay dedicated metal with GRAM?
Yes — the same invoice engine bills Shield through Citadel, $38.50–$298.50 list and $30.80–$238.80 annual-eff. Racking adds 2–4 hours after the credit; the coin changes neither that clock nor the IPMI hand-over.
What if the transfer stalls?
Wait out the wallet first — exchange withdrawal batching is the usual delay. If the invoice still shows unpaid, ticket the transaction ID rather than resending; addresses are single-use and a second blind transfer only forks the case.
Ready to launch?
Build the box — VPS, storage or bare metal — create the password, pay the invoice that follows.