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Prepaid Credit

Run AWS, and pay in dirhams.

Buy AWS credit in Moroccan dirhams with a local card or bank transfer, so there is no foreign card and no exchange-rate surprise, and a proper VAT invoice for every top-up. You build in a managed account with secure SSO, on a prepaid budget you set and control.

MAD
200+AWS services
MADLocal billing
SSOSecure access
Two ways to buy AWS

The difference is who controls the bill.

A direct AWS account is an open tab in dollars. Prepaid credit is a ceiling you set in dirhams, enforced before the money moves.

A direct account

Post-paid, in dollars

  • Foreign credit card required just to sign up
  • Billed in USD, exposed to the exchange rate every month
  • A forgotten instance can run all month before you notice
  • The famous surprise AWS bill, after the money is gone
  • No local invoice your accountant can actually deduct
OneCloud prepaid

Prepaid, in dirhams

  • Pay by local card or bank transfer, no foreign card needed
  • Priced and paid in MAD, with no currency surprises
  • Alerts at 50% and 80%, well before you run out
  • At 100%, spending stops, nothing billed beyond
  • A Moroccan VAT invoice for every top-up
What your credit runs

The full AWS catalog, under your ceiling.

Your prepaid credit pays for any service in your managed account at standard AWS rates. Build with the same tools you already know.

Usage is metered at AWS public rates and converted to dirhams at the rate shown on your invoice. There is no hidden margin on the service prices: what OneCloud adds is the local billing, the SSO account and the budget guardrails.

EC2 Compute

Virtual servers in every size, on-demand or spot, from small dev boxes to GPU instances.

EC2 · Auto Scaling · EBS

S3 Storage

Durable object storage for backups, data lakes and static sites, with lifecycle rules to keep costs down.

S3 · Glacier · EFS

Lambda and Serverless

Run code without servers and pay per millisecond. Ideal for APIs, jobs and event-driven work.

Lambda · API GW · SQS

RDS Databases

Managed MySQL, PostgreSQL, MariaDB and Aurora with automated backups and patching.

RDS · Aurora · DynamoDB

EKS Kubernetes

Managed Kubernetes control plane with node groups and Fargate for containerized workloads.

EKS · ECS · Fargate

CloudFront and Networking

Global CDN, DNS with Route 53, VPCs and load balancers to serve users fast, everywhere.

CloudFront · Route 53 · ELB
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How it works

From payment to console, without a ticket.

1

Fund your credit

Pick the amount in MAD, from 20 Dh up. Pay securely and receive a local VAT invoice for your accounting.

~2 minutes
2

Account and SSO provisioned

After payment, your managed AWS account and IAM Identity Center SSO access are prepared automatically.

Automatic
3

Build and track

Sign in with SSO and deploy. Allocated, consumed and remaining credit stay visible in your client area.

Real-time tracking
Want to see it before you pay?A OneCloud engineer can walk you through the SSO login, the console and the credit meter in a 15-minute call.
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Why through OneCloud

Same AWS. Better terms for a Moroccan company.

You get the real AWS console and every service. What changes is everything around it: the currency, the invoice, the guardrails and the people you call.

Billed in dirhams

Pay by local card or bank transfer. No foreign card, no exchange-rate surprises, no blocked payments at month end.

One VAT invoice per top-up

A Moroccan invoice your accountant can book and deduct, issued to your company details, every single time.

Guardrails you set

A ceiling, two alerts and a hard stop. The famous surprise AWS bill is simply not possible on prepaid credit.

Engineers in Morocco

Certified AWS engineers in Casablanca answer in French, Arabic or English, on the same time zone as your team.

Budget guardrails

One ceiling. Two warnings. Zero overage.

AWS bills are famous for surprising people. Yours cannot, because the rules are enforced before the money moves.

One ceiling
Your prepaid amount is the maximum you can spend. No card on file, no post-paid metering, no open-ended commitment.
Two warnings
You are alerted at 50% and again at 80% of your budget. Plenty of time to clean up resources or top up calmly.
Zero overage
At 100%, spending stops. Nothing is ever billed beyond the credit you bought. Top up to keep building.
Full visibility
Allocated, consumed and remaining credit in your client area. The same numbers your accountant will see on the invoice.
AWS credit, this is what you see in your client area Live example
Allocated10,000 Dh
Consumed6,240 Dh
Remaining3,760 Dh
Consumed so far Email alerts at 50% and 80% Hard stop at 100%, nothing billed beyond
Built for

Teams that want AWS without the anxiety.

An e-commerce in Casablanca

Runs its shop on EC2 with an RDS database and CloudFront under a 5,000 Dh monthly ceiling. Black Friday spikes are covered by a top-up, not by a surprise bill.

EC2 · RDS · CloudFront

A software house in Rabat

Gives each client project its own 2,500 Dh credit, so a forgotten staging cluster can never bill like production, and re-invoices the client in dirhams.

EKS · Lambda · S3

An industrial group in Tangier

Moves reporting and data pipelines to AWS with a 20,000 Dh ceiling per cost centre, SSO for each team and one VAT invoice the finance department can book.

Redshift · Glue · SageMaker

A startup with foreign investors

Board approves a 10,000 Dh quarterly AWS budget; the ceiling makes it impossible to overspend, and the invoices are already in the currency the accountant needs.

EC2 · DynamoDB · API Gateway
Questions

Before you commit a dirham.

Is this my own AWS account?
You work in a managed AWS account operated by OneCloud, with your own secure SSO access through IAM Identity Center. You get the full AWS console and APIs, while we handle account governance, billing and the budget guardrails.
What is the minimum amount?
20 MAD. There is no maximum tier: enter any amount that fits your project, and top up again whenever you need more headroom.
What happens when I reach 100% of my budget?
Spending stops and nothing is billed beyond your prepaid credit. You will already have received alerts at 50% and 80%, so it never arrives as a surprise. Top up to continue where you left off.
Do I get a proper invoice?
Yes. Every top-up produces a Moroccan VAT invoice in MAD, issued to your company details, suitable for accounting and tax deduction.
Can I top up at any time?
Yes. Buy additional credit whenever you like, in any amount from 20 MAD. New credit is added to your remaining balance immediately after payment.
Are AWS prices the same as on aws.amazon.com?
Yes. Your usage is metered at AWS public rates for the region you use, then converted to dirhams at the exchange rate printed on your invoice. OneCloud does not mark up the service prices; the local billing, SSO account and guardrails are what you get on top.
What if I stop using AWS with credit left?
Your remaining credit stays available in your account with no expiry surprise; you can use it on any AWS service later. Talk to us if you need to move a balance between projects or close an account, we handle it case by case.
AWS Prepaid Credit

Set the ceiling. Build under it.

Fund your AWS budget in dirhams, sign in with SSO, and build knowing the bill can never outgrow the credit you bought.

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