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H100 80GB · checked on 29 October 2026 · crypto and ID rules
Most H100 clouds want a card. Four of the 16 with a public on-demand H100 price take crypto, one of them asks for KYC first, and three marketplaces take crypto for H100 time too.
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Where can I rent an H100 and pay with crypto?
You can rent an H100 and pay with crypto at GPUwithCrypto for $2.32/hour, with no ID check. As of 29 October 2026, 4 of the 16 providers with a self-serve on-demand H100 price accept crypto: Massed Compute (Bitcoin, $2.73), RunPod ($2.89, KYC before the first crypto payment), Paperspace/DigitalOcean ($4.41) and Spheron ($5.86).
According to GPUwithCrypto's price check of 29 October 2026, 16 providers listed a self-serve on-demand H100 80GB price. Four of them accept crypto, and only RunPod ties a KYC check to the crypto payment. The price is the lowest on-demand H100 row per provider, in USD per GPU-hour.
| Provider | H100 on-demand $/GPU-hr (variant) | Spot / marketplace | Crypto | ID / KYC | Card for auto-pay |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| GPUwithCrypto (ours) | $2.32/hour (H100 80GB, whole GPU) | — (on-demand only) | BTC, USDT, USDC, ETH, SOL, LTC | None | No card at all |
| Massed Compute | $2.73 (80GB, form factor not stated); SXM $3.14 | — | Yes: BTC | No ID step documented | Yes: no auto-recharge for crypto |
| RunPod | $2.89 (PCIe); SXM $3.99 | Community Cloud $1.99 (PCIe) | Yes: via Crypto.com | KYC before the first crypto payment | Yes: auto-pay is card-only |
| OVHcloud | $2.99 (form factor not stated) | — | No | Sometimes: documents review | — |
| Hyperbolic | $3.19 (SXM) | — | Unknown | No ID step documented | Card for Auto Top-Up |
| Thunder Compute | $3.20 (SXM) | — | No | No ID step documented | Saved card |
| Lambda | $3.29 (PCIe); SXM $3.99 in 8-GPU nodes | — | No | No ID step documented | Card only |
| Jarvislabs | $3.49 (SXM) | Spot $1.54 | No | No ID step documented | — |
| Crusoe | $3.90 (SXM) | — | No | No ID step documented | Card only |
| Paperspace / DigitalOcean | $4.41 (SXM) | — | Yes: stablecoins, limited availability | No ID step documented | — |
| Nebius | $4.50 (SXM) | Preemptible from $0.79 | No | No ID step documented | — |
| Verda (formerly DataCrunch) | $4.75 (SXM) | Spot $2.37 | No | No ID step documented | Card auto top-up |
| Spheron | $5.86 (form factor not stated) | $2.79 | Yes: USDC | No ID step documented | — |
| CoreWeave | $6.16 (SXM, 8-GPU node ÷ 8) | Spot $2.46 | Unknown | Not published | — |
| AWS | $6.88 (8-GPU VM ÷ 8, whole VM) | — | No | Phone and payment checks | Postpaid |
| Google Cloud | $11.06 (SXM, 8-GPU VM ÷ 8, whole VM) | Spot $5.70 | No | No ID document | Postpaid |
| Microsoft Azure | $12.29 (8-GPU VM ÷ 8, whole VM) | Spot $2.27 | No | Phone and card checks | Postpaid |
| Vast.ai | Marketplace only | From $1.73 (SXM, Vast.ai public price feed) | Yes: BitPay, Crypto.com | No ID document required | Card and email verified before adding credit |
| Akash Network | Marketplace only | Bids from $2.04 (SXM) | Yes: AKT, ACT | None documented | — |
| Shadeform | Marketplace only | $2.50 (PCIe, lowest available listing) | Yes: USDC (secondary source) | No ID step documented | — |
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Taxes excluded. Multi-GPU prices are divided by the GPU count; AWS, Google Cloud and Azure include the whole VM. Not counted: Voltage Park's "starting at $1.99" (its pricing cards say "Contact for pricing"), Vultr's 8× H100 bare metal (not marked on-demand in its API) and TensorDock's 2024 price page.
On-demand, GPUwithCrypto rents one for $2.32/hour, at least 15% under its named reference, Massed Compute at $2.73 on 29 October 2026. Marketplace offers can be lower: Vast.ai, which takes crypto, listed H100 offers from $1.73 in its public price feed. Among the other on-demand clouds that take crypto, the order was:
The median on-demand H100 across the 16 providers was $4.16 per GPU-hour, so the GPUwithCrypto price is 44% below the median.
Buy a block of H100 hours, then pay per minute from it. GPU-hours are sold in blocks of 10, 24, 168 or 720 hours for one GPU model, at the same hourly rate; instances of that GPU draw from them per minute, and unused hours never expire.
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24 GPU-hours
$55.68
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168 GPU-hours
$389.76
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720 GPU-hours
$1,670.40
$2.32/hour
In every plan: Whole GPUs, never shared · Root SSH, CUDA and PyTorch ready · Billed per minute · Unused hours never expire
Yes, per hour, and several of them take crypto. On 29 October 2026, Vast.ai's public price feed listed an H100 SXM from $1.73 per hour, with 56 offers rentable. Akash provider bids started at $2.04, RunPod Community Cloud listed a PCIe H100 at $1.99, and Nebius quoted preemptible H100s from $0.79.
The trade-off is control. A marketplace host sets its own terms, Vast.ai's feed does not split on-demand from interruptible offers, and a preemptible VM can be taken back. Instances are on-demand, not spot: nobody can take your GPU back while your balance covers it, and the instance runs until you stop it. The spot GPU explainer covers when an interruption is worth the saving.
It depends on the provider, and the label matters for multi-GPU jobs. Prices differ by variant: RunPod listed a PCIe H100 at $2.89 and an SXM H100 at $3.99, and Massed Compute an NVL pair at $2.92 per GPU.
Some clouds do not state the form factor at all. Massed Compute's $2.73 "H100 (80GB)" is one of them, and it is the reference for our price. On GPUwithCrypto, the variant is shown before you start: Instances have 1 to 8 GPUs depending on the host. Before you start, the dashboard shows each host’s country, GPU count, form factor (SXM or PCIe) and interconnect. For model sizes, see how much VRAM you need.
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Send at least $25 in BTC, USDT, USDC, ETH, SOL, LTC. The balance is credited after the network confirmations.
Start an H100
Stock changes through the day: the dashboard shows which GPUs are free right now, and nothing is charged until an instance starts. Each instance gives you whole GPUs, never a time-shared slice or a MIG partition. You get root SSH access to Ubuntu with the NVIDIA driver, CUDA and PyTorch installed, or start from your own Docker image.
Stop it when the job ends
Instances are billed per minute at the hourly rate while they run, from the GPU-hours you bought for that GPU. Stopping an instance stops the charge at once. Every instance has local NVMe disk, sized for its GPU and shown before you start. The disk is wiped when you delete the instance, so copy your checkpoints out first.
On 29 October 2026 the lowest self-serve on-demand H100 was $2.73 (Massed Compute) and the median was $4.16 across 16 providers. GPUwithCrypto charges $2.32/hour, or $55.68 for 24 GPU-hours.
Yes. Massed Compute takes Bitcoin for its H100 VMs, Spheron takes USDC, and GPUwithCrypto takes BTC, USDT, USDC, ETH, SOL, LTC. RunPod and Vast.ai name their processors but not the coins.
Not at GPUwithCrypto, Massed Compute or Spheron, whose pages describe no ID step. RunPod asks for KYC before the first crypto payment. The no-KYC GPU cloud page lists every ID rule we found.
Yes. Instances have 1 to 8 GPUs depending on the host. Before you start, the dashboard shows each host’s country, GPU count, form factor (SXM or PCIe) and interconnect. Each GPU is billed at $2.32/hour while the instance runs.
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