ERPC Adds Solana Crypto Payments — Buy ERPC Credits with SOL / USDC / EURC and Try Hourly Plans More Easily

ELSOUL LABO B.V. (Headquarters: Amsterdam, the Netherlands; CEO: Fumitake Kawasaki) and Validators DAO are pleased to announce that ERPC now supports Solana crypto payments in the ERPC Dashboard.

With this update, users can purchase ERPC Credits using SOL, USDC, and EURC. Purchased ERPC Credits can be applied to hourly billing plans on the ERPC platform, making it easier to try Solana-optimized infrastructure such as Solana RPC, Geyser gRPC, Shredstream, Direct UDP Stream, VPS, and bare metal servers.

Many customers have asked us to support crypto payments for ERPC Credits and hourly usage. For teams building and operating on Solana, being able to purchase ERPC Credits directly from a wallet is an important improvement that removes friction before validation work begins. ERPC now provides full Solana crypto payment support with SOL / USDC / EURC.

If you have been waiting to try ERPC with crypto assets, this is the easiest starting point yet: top up Credits from your Solana wallet, launch an hourly plan, and test the infrastructure in your own environment.

ERPC Dashboard: https://dashboard.erpc.global/en ERPC Official Website: https://erpc.global/en

In the ERPC Dashboard credit purchase screen, users can choose an amount and then select either credit card payment or Crypto Pay (EURC). ERPC Credits are sold in units of €1 = 100 Credits, and the dashboard provides quick presets such as €10, €100, and €500.

Crypto Pay supports EURC, USDC, and SOL as payment assets. If a user already holds EURC, they can transfer EURC directly. If they choose USDC or SOL, the payment route swaps the selected asset to EURC through Orca and sends EURC to ERPC in the same signature flow.

This makes it possible to purchase ERPC Credits directly from assets that Solana users already hold and use every day. Teams do not need to prepare a credit card first, and can top up ERPC Credits from a team wallet, validation wallet, or operations wallet when they need to start using infrastructure.

The Crypto Pay screen lets users review the selected asset, input amount, received amount, rate, route, and recipient wallet before signing the transaction.

When EURC is selected, EURC is transferred directly to ERPC. When USDC or SOL is selected, the asset is swapped to EURC through an Orca route, and ERPC receives EURC. For example, when paying with SOL, users can review the SOL input, EURC output, conversion rate, Orca route, and recipient wallet before signing.

Users can therefore choose the Solana asset they normally use as the payment source, while ERPC accepts the credit purchase in EURC. Because the route and amount are visible before payment, purchasing credits with crypto becomes part of the normal dashboard flow rather than a separate manual process.

ERPC recently launched hourly billing plans for Solana RPC, Geyser gRPC, Shredstream, Direct UDP Stream, VPS, and bare metal servers. Solana crypto payment support becomes especially useful when combined with these hourly plans.

Until now, even short validation work could require payment setup or a credit card step before the actual infrastructure test could begin. With ERPC Credits now purchasable through SOL / USDC / EURC, Solana developers and operations teams can top up only the amount they need from a wallet and start an hourly plan immediately.

Measure the First-Arrival Win Rate of Solana Geyser gRPC in your own environment, compare Shredstream arrival speed, run a bot or monitoring process on a VPS for only a few hours, evaluate a bare metal configuration for a short period, or connect an AI-agent-generated prototype to an ERPC endpoint and run it in place. These validation loops become lighter when hourly billing and Solana crypto payments work together.

Many Solana application teams already manage development budgets, validation costs, on-chain operations, liquidity, and rewards through crypto wallets. For these teams, separating infrastructure payment into a completely different payment method can add unnecessary overhead around accounting, permissions, and approvals.

By allowing ERPC Credits to be purchased with SOL / USDC / EURC, ERPC can now fit more naturally into existing Solana treasury workflows. During PoC or early PMF validation, a team can buy a small amount of credits, run infrastructure for a few hours, observe real results, and then decide on the next configuration. During operations, credits can be topped up as needed while combining hourly usage with other ERPC plans.

This is especially useful for trading bots, real-time on-chain analytics, wallet applications, indexing workloads, monitoring infrastructure, and AI-agent-based Solana application development, where the ability to try an idea immediately matters. Bringing the payment flow closer to the Solana wallet shortens the wait before infrastructure is available and helps teams move through validation cycles faster.

The ERPC Dashboard lets users order and manage Solana RPC, WebSocket, Geyser gRPC, Shredstream, Direct UDP Stream, VPS, bare metal servers, SWQoS, the Pyth-compatible Price API, Jet Analytics & Indexed RPC, and other services from one place.

With Solana crypto payments now supported, credit purchase is also part of the same dashboard flow. Users can select plans, add items to the cart, purchase ERPC Credits, start hourly usage, review API keys and endpoints, monitor usage, and create support tickets on the same platform.

The ERPC Dashboard is available in 16 languages: English, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Russian, Korean, Vietnamese, Thai, Indonesian, Hindi, Turkish, Dutch, German, French, Spanish, and Portuguese. Important operations such as payment, billing, and support can be handled in the user's preferred language.

ERPC Dashboard: https://dashboard.erpc.global/en

ERPC is built around the premise that every Solana application requires a different configuration, and that users should be able to take only the resources they need, in only the amount they need, in the place where they fit best. ERPC now offers monthly plans, annual plans with up to 30% discount, hourly billing from one hour, and ERPC Credit purchases through SOL / USDC / EURC.

For short validation, users can buy a small amount of ERPC Credits with SOL or USDC and start only the resources they need on hourly billing. Once the configuration and expected usage become clear, they can move to monthly or annual plans. Even during production operations, teams can combine hourly usage and ERPC Credits for additional validation, temporary load testing, or spot usage.

This update finally answers the many requests we have received from users who wanted to use ERPC with crypto assets. For Solana developers, traders, operators, and analytics teams, ERPC is now easier to try and more natural to use from the same environment where they already build and operate.

Behind ERPC is ELSOUL LABO's ongoing research and development of Solana-optimized infrastructure. ELSOUL LABO has been approved for the Dutch government's WBSO research and development support program for five consecutive years since 2022. The company continues research and development in Solana RPC infrastructure, validator operations, real-time data delivery, AI-agent-based operations and development support, and platform-wide user experience. The results are reflected in ERPC, SLV, SLV AI, and the AS200261 Solana-optimized data center.

Solana crypto payment support is part of improving not only infrastructure speed and performance, but also the path from payment to contract selection to validation start. ERPC will continue improving both the product and the usage flow so that Solana developers can use high-performance infrastructure close to the Solana network, exactly when and how much they need it.

For questions about Solana crypto payments, ERPC Credits, hourly billing plans, eligible plans, Solana RPC, WebSocket, Geyser gRPC, Shredstream, Direct UDP Stream, VPS, bare metal servers, SWQoS, the Pyth-compatible Price API, Jet Analytics & Indexed RPC, API keys, usage, billing, or configuration consultation, please use the support ticket form in the ERPC Dashboard. Tickets can be submitted in your preferred language.

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