Yes, Vultr allows you to exceed the loaded amount The difference is due at the end of the month. If I didn't pay, they would simply charge the last credit card

Yes, Vultr allows you to exceed the loaded amount The difference is due at the end of the month. If I didn't pay, they would simply charge the last credit card I used to load the account (I suppose) Another example: Linode (https://www.linode.com/ https://www.linode.com/) charges my credit card at the end of each month, to cover my usage. So a $5 cloud instance isn't paid for until the month ends. The point is to aggregate a whole month of spending into a single credit card payment