Pay for Railway

Railway is a cloud platform that deploys applications straight from your Git repository. You push code, and Railway builds it, runs it, and gives it a public URL — without you configuring servers, load balancers, or CI pipelines.

Alongside your app it provisions managed databases such as PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB, and Redis in a couple of clicks, and wires them to your service through environment variables. Teams use it for APIs, background workers, cron jobs, Discord bots, and full-stack apps that would otherwise need a VPS and a lot of manual setup.

Railway bills on usage: you pay a monthly plan fee plus whatever compute, memory, and bandwidth your services actually consume. That billing runs on international cards, which is where Iranian and other regional bank cards get declined. A Mehbit virtual Visa or Mastercard, funded with USDT, gives you a card Railway accepts like any standard international card.

Many local bank cards are not authorized for international SaaS billing. Services process payments through Stripe on international rails, so domestic-only cards are often declined even when you have sufficient balance.

Expect a small verification hold when you first add the card. Railway authorizes about $1 to check the card is live; it is released automatically, but your card needs a little balance above the plan price for that check to pass.

Keep a usage buffer on the card, not just the plan fee. Railway bills metered compute, memory, and bandwidth on top of the base plan, so a card holding exactly $5 or $20 can be declined when the usage portion is charged at the end of the cycle.

Watch the usage dashboard before scaling up. Adding replicas, a bigger database, or an always-on worker changes your monthly bill immediately, so check the projected usage view and top up in advance.

Match the billing name and address on your Railway account to your card details. Stripe runs AVS and 3-D Secure checks, and consistent billing information reduces the chance of a declined or flagged payment.

If a payment keeps getting declined despite a funded card, do not retry repeatedly — repeated failures can flag the account. Request a proxy payment in the Mehbit Telegram mini-app and we will pay Railway directly for you.