Email verification by code
The email you enter while completing your profile is verified with a 6-digit code sent to that address. If your account's email is not verified yet, the panel reminds you to verify it. Guide: Profile and security.
The email you enter while completing your profile is verified with a 6-digit code sent to that address. If your account's email is not verified yet, the panel reminds you to verify it. Guide: Profile and security.
If a domain registration does not go through, an SMS and a notification tell you the amount was returned to your wallet, and one button opens a support ticket with all the details. Guide: Domains.
The usage report now shows your wallet balance, the current daily cost of your services and the estimated date the balance runs out, instead of "unpaid balance". One-time and prepaid charges are left out of this estimate. Guide: Transactions and invoices.
The hosting management page and the purchase wizard were redesigned. Added: a terminal in the browser, importing SSH keys from your account's key list, the PHP version in the overview, changing the account password, a full reset to day one, and a dedicated plan change page. Guide: Hosting.
VPS and cloud SSH keys are now one list under account settings. A key you add once can be picked when creating any VPS or cloud server. Guide: SSH keys and API tokens.
The new-ticket form now lets you pick any of your services: VPS, domain, hosting, cloud server and future products, not only a VPS. Guide: Support tickets.
The invoice and transaction receipt PDF buttons now produce complete Persian documents with the logo, Jalali dates and the payment's bank details. Invoices list each server's hours of use and hourly price, and the receipt of a successful payment is also emailed to you.
A suspended server is only powered off; its resources stay reserved for you, so it keeps being billed. This, and the automatic deletion deadline, are now shown in each datacenter's rules before you order, and you can delete a suspended server yourself in the panel to stop the charges.
The service overview was redesigned: name, status, primary IP (with a copy button), location and OS sit in one compact header, with CPU, RAM, traffic and cost side by side. The root password is no longer shown in plain text.
Deleting a service now has its own page that asks for the reason. If the reason is a filtered IP, an IP change is offered before deletion.