Ethereum nodes · pay with ETH
Run Ethereum execution and consensus clients on AMD EPYC bare metal with enterprise NVMe and unmetered bandwidth — and pay in ETH, credited in 2–5 minutes.
Ethereum node hardware
ethereum.org recommends 8+ cores, 64 GB of RAM and a 4 TB NVMe SSD to run a full node and validate. The D48 clears every line with room for several clients. Archive nodes need far more storage: 12 TB+ with Geth or Nethermind, 2.5 TB+ with Erigon, 2.2 TB+ with Reth — the D96 has 15.36 TB of NVMe in RAID 0.
| Component | Official guidance | D48 · $329/mo |
|---|---|---|
| CPU | 4+ cores (8+ to validate) | 48 Zen 5 cores, 3.15 GHz base |
| Memory | 32 GB (64 GB to validate) | 256 GB DDR5 ECC |
| Storage | 4 TB NVMe SSD | 7.68 TB NVMe in RAID 0 |
| Bandwidth | 50 Mbit/s down, 25+ up to validate | Unmetered 10 Gbps |
Source: ethereum.org — Run a node (EIP-7870), checked on 14 Oct 2026. Requirements change as networks grow — check the latest guidance before you deploy.
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FAQ
Timing, networks, refunds and the servers to pick.
All crypto optionsThe D48. ethereum.org recommends a fast CPU with 8+ cores, 64 GB of RAM and a 4 TB NVMe SSD to validate; the D48 has 48 Zen 5 cores, 256 GB of DDR5 ECC and 7.68 TB of NVMe in RAID 0, with an unmetered 10 Gbps port.
Yes. ethereum.org lists 12 TB+ for an archive node with Geth, Nethermind or Besu, 2.5 TB+ with Erigon and 2.2 TB+ with Reth, plus about 200 GB for the consensus client. The D96 has four 3.84 TB NVMe drives — 15.36 TB in RAID 0 — and 768 GB of RAM.
No. We accept native ETH on Ethereum mainnet; for a stablecoin, use USDT on TRON (TRC-20). Tokens or layer-2 transfers sent to an Ethereum payment address aren’t credited automatically.
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