Provisioning, day-to-day controls, invoices and payments are one platform. The machine you are running and the invoice you are paying are the same record.
Cloud VPS plans are provisioned through the platform's provider layer against a DigitalOcean account. The server, its subscription and its invoices are created as one linked record, so what you are running and what you are paying for cannot disagree.
Run every one of them yourself, from the portal or the versioned REST API, with no ticket in between. 4 of them count as destructive and take a separate permission plus a typed confirmation, so a teammate cannot rebuild a production box by accident.
An order becomes an invoice and a subscription in the same account. Pay by card through Paystack, or record a bank transfer against the invoice it settles — and credit you are owed waits in your wallet for the next one.
Orders, invoices, subscriptions, payments and your wallet sit beside the servers, buckets and hosting accounts they paid for — so cancelling, upgrading or querying a charge is one place, not three.
Servers and buckets provisioned on DigitalOcean from the order you placed
Shared hosting created through WHM, with single sign-on into cPanel
Card payments through Paystack, or a bank transfer logged against its invoice
Servers, snapshots, projects and tickets over a versioned /api/v1 REST API
Server actions you run yourself, from the portal or the REST API, without asking anyone.
See Cloud VPS