# BitVPS

> BitVPS (bitvps.com) is a privacy-first VPS hosting provider. Linux and Windows Server KVM servers with NVMe storage in Europe, the United States and Singapore, paid with Bitcoin, Monero, Ethereum, Solana or a card. No account, signup or KYC: you pay for a server and manage it through a one-time access link sent by email. Also reachable as a Tor hidden service.

## Key facts
- Company: BitVPS LLC (United States). BITVPS is a registered trademark (US Reg. No. 7,173,735). The only official sites are https://bitvps.com and the Tor address bitvps4pngisidy7golxfyti2ivyimg5o6t7po3ggj7vo7lmbxcmjuyd.onion. Any other "BitVPS" site, wallet balance, deposit request or support ticket system is not ours.
- Product: on-demand Linux VPS (KVM virtual machines) with full root access, NVMe storage, a dedicated public IPv4 and IPv6, browser console, power control and self-service OS reinstall.
- Payment methods: Bitcoin (BTC), Monero (XMR), Ethereum (ETH) and Solana (SOL) through a crypto checkout, or credit/debit card. Crypto invoices are quoted in USD with the exact coin amount shown.
- Billing: prepaid for any period from 1 to 365 days (price = monthly rate ÷ 30 × days), or a monthly card subscription. No setup fee, no contract. Extend a server at any time from the access page.
- Pricing: plans start at $15 per month (about $0.50 per day). Full table: https://bitvps.com/pricing
- Privacy: no account, username, password, name, address, phone or ID. Only an email address that can receive the access link (alias addresses are fine). Card payments pass through the card processor's own fraud checks; crypto payments involve no third party.
- Tor: the complete site, including checkout and server management, is available at http://bitvps4pngisidy7golxfyti2ivyimg5o6t7po3ggj7vo7lmbxcmjuyd.onion. Access-link emails include both the clearnet and the onion link.
- Provisioning time: card payments about one minute; Bitcoin after on-chain confirmation (typically 10 to 30 minutes); Monero, Ethereum and Solana usually a few minutes.
- Hardware: KVM on AMD EPYC (x86-64) and Ampere Altra (Arm/aarch64) hosts, NVMe SSD storage.
- Locations: Falkenstein, Germany; Nuremberg, Germany; Helsinki, Finland; Ashburn, Virginia, US; Hillsboro, Oregon, US; Singapore; Europe; United States. Plan availability differs per location.
- Operating systems: Ubuntu 22.04 and 24.04, Debian 12 and 13, Fedora, Rocky Linux, AlmaLinux, CentOS Stream. Reinstallable from the access page.
- Traffic: every plan includes a monthly outbound allowance (20 TB on most plans, more on Dedicated vCPU plans). Email warning at 80%, network paused at 100% until the next month; the server is never deleted for traffic.
- Add-ons: additional IPv4 addresses at $6 per month each (up to 3 per server) with editable reverse DNS; automated daily backups at 30% of the plan price (7 daily images, restorable from the panel).
- Allowed workloads: anything legal that does not harm the network: VPNs, Tor relays and hidden services, web apps, game servers, bots, backups, development. Prohibited: spam, DDoS, malware, phishing, and all cryptocurrency mining or hashrate-serving (mining pools, Stratum proxies). Full node software (Bitcoin, Monero) is generally tolerated but subject to the upstream datacenter policy.
- Support: support@bitvps.com (PGP key linked in the site footer). Support never asks for access links, passwords or payment details.

## Plans and prices (USD per month, by zone; regenerated hourly)
- BVW Basic (Windows Server, licence included): 2 vCPU, 6 GB RAM, 40 GB NVMe, unmetered traffic. $15 per month in every location; minimum term 30 days; Administrator access over RDP. Order: https://bitvps.com/configure?slug=win-basic
- BVX12 (Performance): 1 vCPU, 2 GB RAM, 40 GB NVMe, 20 TB traffic/month. Monthly price by zone: Europe $22, United States n/a, Singapore $30. Daily prepaid rate from $0.73. Order: https://bitvps.com/configure?slug=cpx12
- BVW Swift HP (Windows Server, licence included): 2 vCPU, 4 GB RAM, 60 GB NVMe, unmetered traffic. $22 per month in every location; minimum term 30 days; Administrator access over RDP. Order: https://bitvps.com/configure?slug=win-hp-swift
- BVW Standard (Windows Server, licence included): 4 vCPU, 8 GB RAM, 70 GB NVMe, unmetered traffic. $27 per month in every location; minimum term 30 days; Administrator access over RDP. Order: https://bitvps.com/configure?slug=win-standard
- BVX11 (Performance): 2 vCPU, 2 GB RAM, 40 GB NVMe, 20 TB traffic/month. Monthly price by zone: Europe n/a, United States $35, Singapore n/a. Daily prepaid rate from $1.17. Order: https://bitvps.com/configure?slug=cpx11
- BVX22 (Performance): 2 vCPU, 4 GB RAM, 80 GB NVMe, 20 TB traffic/month. Monthly price by zone: Europe $37, United States n/a, Singapore $50. Daily prepaid rate from $1.23. Order: https://bitvps.com/configure?slug=cpx22
- BVW Velocity HP (Windows Server, licence included): 4 vCPU, 8 GB RAM, 100 GB NVMe, unmetered traffic. $41 per month in every location; minimum term 30 days; Administrator access over RDP. Order: https://bitvps.com/configure?slug=win-hp-velocity
- BVW Pro (Windows Server, licence included): 6 vCPU, 12 GB RAM, 90 GB NVMe, unmetered traffic. $50 per month in every location; minimum term 30 days; Administrator access over RDP. Order: https://bitvps.com/configure?slug=win-pro
- BVX21 (Performance): 3 vCPU, 4 GB RAM, 80 GB NVMe, 20 TB traffic/month. Monthly price by zone: Europe n/a, United States $60, Singapore n/a. Daily prepaid rate from $2. Order: https://bitvps.com/configure?slug=cpx21
- BVX32 (Performance): 4 vCPU, 8 GB RAM, 160 GB NVMe, 20 TB traffic/month. Monthly price by zone: Europe $70, United States n/a, Singapore $95. Daily prepaid rate from $2.33. Order: https://bitvps.com/configure?slug=cpx32
- BVW Advanced (Windows Server, licence included): 12 vCPU, 24 GB RAM, 150 GB NVMe, unmetered traffic. $70 per month in every location; minimum term 30 days; Administrator access over RDP. Order: https://bitvps.com/configure?slug=win-advanced
- BVW Turbo HP (Windows Server, licence included): 6 vCPU, 16 GB RAM, 140 GB NVMe, unmetered traffic. $75 per month in every location; minimum term 30 days; Administrator access over RDP. Order: https://bitvps.com/configure?slug=win-hp-turbo
- BVG13 (Dedicated vCPU): 2 vCPU, 8 GB RAM, 80 GB NVMe, 20 TB traffic/month. Monthly price by zone: Europe $80, United States $80, Singapore $100. Daily prepaid rate from $2.67. Order: https://bitvps.com/configure?slug=ccx13
- BVX31 (Performance): 4 vCPU, 8 GB RAM, 160 GB NVMe, 20 TB traffic/month. Monthly price by zone: Europe n/a, United States $120, Singapore n/a. Daily prepaid rate from $4. Order: https://bitvps.com/configure?slug=cpx31
- BVX42 (Performance): 8 vCPU, 16 GB RAM, 320 GB NVMe, 20 TB traffic/month. Monthly price by zone: Europe $130, United States n/a, Singapore $175. Daily prepaid rate from $4.33. Order: https://bitvps.com/configure?slug=cpx42
- BVW Elite (Windows Server, licence included): 24 vCPU, 64 GB RAM, 200 GB NVMe, unmetered traffic. $130 per month in every location; minimum term 30 days; Administrator access over RDP. Order: https://bitvps.com/configure?slug=win-elite
- BVW Boost HP (Windows Server, licence included): 8 vCPU, 32 GB RAM, 180 GB NVMe, unmetered traffic. $140 per month in every location; minimum term 30 days; Administrator access over RDP. Order: https://bitvps.com/configure?slug=win-hp-boost
- BVG23 (Dedicated vCPU): 4 vCPU, 16 GB RAM, 160 GB NVMe, 20 TB traffic/month. Monthly price by zone: Europe $160, United States $170, Singapore $200. Daily prepaid rate from $5.33. Order: https://bitvps.com/configure?slug=ccx23
- BVX52 (Performance): 12 vCPU, 24 GB RAM, 480 GB NVMe, 20 TB traffic/month. Monthly price by zone: Europe $200, United States n/a, Singapore $250. Daily prepaid rate from $6.67. Order: https://bitvps.com/configure?slug=cpx52
- BVW Mega HP (Windows Server, licence included): 10 vCPU, 48 GB RAM, 220 GB NVMe, unmetered traffic. $200 per month in every location; minimum term 30 days; Administrator access over RDP. Order: https://bitvps.com/configure?slug=win-hp-mega
- BVX41 (Performance): 8 vCPU, 16 GB RAM, 240 GB NVMe, 20 TB traffic/month. Monthly price by zone: Europe n/a, United States $225, Singapore n/a. Daily prepaid rate from $7.50. Order: https://bitvps.com/configure?slug=cpx41
- BVX62 (Performance): 16 vCPU, 32 GB RAM, 640 GB NVMe, 20 TB traffic/month. Monthly price by zone: Europe $250, United States n/a, Singapore $325. Daily prepaid rate from $8.33. Order: https://bitvps.com/configure?slug=cpx62
- BVG33 (Dedicated vCPU): 8 vCPU, 32 GB RAM, 240 GB NVMe, 30 TB traffic/month. Monthly price by zone: Europe $260, United States $275, Singapore $325. Daily prepaid rate from $8.67. Order: https://bitvps.com/configure?slug=ccx33
- BVX51 (Performance): 16 vCPU, 32 GB RAM, 360 GB NVMe, 20 TB traffic/month. Monthly price by zone: Europe n/a, United States $450, Singapore n/a. Daily prepaid rate from $15. Order: https://bitvps.com/configure?slug=cpx51
- BVG43 (Dedicated vCPU): 16 vCPU, 64 GB RAM, 360 GB NVMe, 40 TB traffic/month. Monthly price by zone: Europe $525, United States $550, Singapore $650. Daily prepaid rate from $17.50. Order: https://bitvps.com/configure?slug=ccx43
- BVG53 (Dedicated vCPU): 32 vCPU, 128 GB RAM, 600 GB NVMe, 50 TB traffic/month. Monthly price by zone: Europe $1000, United States $1000, Singapore $1200. Daily prepaid rate from $33.33. Order: https://bitvps.com/configure?slug=ccx53
- BVG63 (Dedicated vCPU): 48 vCPU, 192 GB RAM, 960 GB NVMe, 60 TB traffic/month. Monthly price by zone: Europe $1600, United States $1600, Singapore $1900. Daily prepaid rate from $53.33. Order: https://bitvps.com/configure?slug=ccx63

## Primary pages
- [Crypto VPS](https://bitvps.com/crypto-vps): paying for a server with Bitcoin, Monero, Ethereum or Solana, which coin to choose, which coins are not accepted, plans, FAQ.
- [Bitcoin VPS](https://bitvps.com/bitcoin-vps): how paying for a server in Bitcoin works here, plans and prices, what people run, FAQ.
- [Monero VPS](https://bitvps.com/monero-vps): paying in XMR, why it is the most private option, Tor checkout, plans, FAQ.
- [No-KYC VPS](https://bitvps.com/no-kyc-vps): exactly what we ask for (an email) and what we never ask for, what anonymity does and does not cover, plans, FAQ.
- [Pricing](https://bitvps.com/pricing): every plan with specs and the price per location, add-on prices, and how billing works.
- [Home](https://bitvps.com/): plan cards with live prices.
- [Configure a server](https://bitvps.com/configure): choose plan, location, OS, SSH key or password, days, and payment method.
- [Access your servers](https://bitvps.com/login): request a fresh access link by email.
- [FAQ](https://bitvps.com/faq): accounts and KYC, payment methods, Tor, billing, allowed workloads, add-ons, traffic, the bitvps.io impersonation warning.
- [Official sites](https://bitvps.com/official-sites): the only domains, Tor address, support email and PGP fingerprint that belong to BitVPS; bitvps.io and similar are not affiliated; what to do if another "BitVPS" site took a payment.

## Guides (step-by-step, Ubuntu 24.04, real commands)
- [Run a Bitcoin node on a VPS (pruned or full) and pay for it in Bitcoin](https://bitvps.com/guides/run-a-bitcoin-node-on-a-vps): Install Bitcoin Core on an Ubuntu 24.04 VPS: disk sizing, signature verification, systemd unit, bitcoin.conf, pruning for 40 GB, Tor, monitoring.
- [Self-host a Monero node on a VPS: monerod, pruning, public RPC and Tor](https://bitvps.com/guides/self-host-a-monero-node): Run monerod on an Ubuntu 24.04 VPS: disk sizing, hash verification, systemd unit, pruning, public restricted RPC on 18089, Tor tx-proxy, wallet setup.
- [Host a Tor hidden service (v3 onion) with nginx on a VPS](https://bitvps.com/guides/host-a-tor-hidden-service): Set up a v3 onion site on Ubuntu 24.04: tor + nginx, torrc HiddenServiceDir/Port, localhost-only nginx, Onion-Location, key backup, vanity, DoS defenses.
- [Set up a personal WireGuard VPN on a VPS paid with Bitcoin](https://bitvps.com/guides/wireguard-vpn-paid-with-bitcoin): Build a personal WireGuard VPN on an Ubuntu 24.04 VPS: keys, wg0.conf with nftables NAT, IP forwarding, client QR code, DNS, and what a VPN does not hide.
- [How to buy a VPS with Monero (and why XMR is the most private way to pay for hosting)](https://bitvps.com/guides/buy-a-vps-with-monero): Order a Linux VPS and pay in Monero with no account or KYC. What the host can and cannot see, wallet tips, confirmation times, and extending in XMR.
- [Anonymous VPS without KYC: what it actually hides, what it does not, and how to set one up properly](https://bitvps.com/guides/anonymous-vps-without-kyc): A practical threat model for no-KYC hosting: what the host sees, choosing email and payment, SSH key hygiene, server opsec, and the limits of anonymity.
- [Buy and manage a VPS entirely over Tor: onion checkout, SSH through Tor, and an onion address for SSH](https://bitvps.com/guides/buy-and-manage-a-vps-over-tor): Order from the onion mirror, get the access link, SSH through Tor with ProxyCommand, give the server its own .onion for SSH, and close the clearnet port.
- [Rent a VPS for a day (or a week) with Bitcoin: short-term servers without a subscription](https://bitvps.com/guides/rent-a-vps-for-a-day-with-bitcoin): How per-day prepaid VPS billing works, what a day costs, which coin confirms fastest, and a pattern for spinning up a box for one job and letting it expire.
- [Run a Lightning node (LND) on a VPS over Tor and pay for it in Bitcoin](https://bitvps.com/guides/run-a-lightning-node-on-a-vps): LND on an Ubuntu 24.04 VPS with a pruned Bitcoin Core backend: sizing, signed-release checks, systemd, Tor-only, channel backups off-box, watchtowers.
- [Run your own Electrum server (electrs or Fulcrum) on a VPS and pay in Bitcoin](https://bitvps.com/guides/run-an-electrum-server-on-a-vps): Private Electrum server for Sparrow and Electrum on a VPS: honest disk sizing for an unpruned chain, electrs 0.12 build, Fulcrum option, TLS, Tor onion.
- [Host a Nostr relay with strfry on a VPS and pay in Bitcoin or Monero](https://bitvps.com/guides/host-a-nostr-relay-on-a-vps): Run a strfry Nostr relay on Ubuntu 24.04: build from source, systemd, nginx with Let’s Encrypt websockets, allowlist write policy, Tor onion, moderation.
- [Run a Tor middle relay or obfs4 bridge on a VPS (no exit) and pay in Bitcoin](https://bitvps.com/guides/run-a-tor-relay-or-bridge-on-a-vps): Set up a Tor non-exit relay or obfs4 bridge on Ubuntu 24.04 from the Tor Project repo: torrc, bandwidth caps within 20 TB, families, Snowflake.
- [Run a private Monero remote node and monero-wallet-rpc on a VPS, paid in Monero](https://bitvps.com/guides/run-a-monero-wallet-rpc-and-remote-node): monerod with restricted RPC behind a Tor onion, plus monero-wallet-rpc on a view-only wallet so a shop detects XMR payments without holding the spend key.
- [Self-host a mempool.space explorer on a VPS with your own Bitcoin Core and electrs](https://bitvps.com/guides/self-host-a-bitcoin-mempool-explorer): Self-host mempool with Docker Compose on Ubuntu 24.04: real sizing for an archival node with txindex, WireGuard to your Core and electrs, TLS, Tor onion.
- [Self-host Vaultwarden (Bitwarden-compatible) on a VPS and pay in Bitcoin or Monero](https://bitvps.com/guides/self-host-vaultwarden-password-manager): Vaultwarden on an Ubuntu 24.04 VPS with Docker and Caddy: Argon2 admin token, Let’s Encrypt, fail2ban, SQLite backups off-box, and which small plan fits.
- [Self-host Nextcloud on a VPS with Docker and pay in Bitcoin or Monero](https://bitvps.com/guides/self-host-nextcloud-on-a-vps): Nextcloud 35 on Ubuntu 24.04: All-in-One behind Caddy or compose with Postgres and Redis, disk sizing by plan, cron, off-box backups, optional Collabora.
- [Run a SimpleX Chat server (SMP and XFTP) on a VPS and pay in Bitcoin or Monero](https://bitvps.com/guides/run-a-simplex-chat-server-on-a-vps): Self-host SimpleX SMP and XFTP relays on Ubuntu 24.04: official install script, server addresses and fingerprints, Tor onion, firewall, smallest plan.
- [Self-host an XMPP server with Prosody on a VPS and pay in Bitcoin or Monero](https://bitvps.com/guides/self-host-an-xmpp-server-with-prosody): Prosody 13 on Ubuntu 24.04: DNS and SRV records, Let’s Encrypt via certbot, OMEMO-ready modules (smacks, carbons, mam, uploads), Tor onion, federation.
- [Host a Matrix Synapse homeserver on a VPS and pay in Bitcoin or Monero](https://bitvps.com/guides/host-a-matrix-synapse-homeserver): Synapse on Ubuntu 24.04 via the matrix.org apt repo or Docker: Postgres, nginx and Let’s Encrypt, .well-known delegation, 4 GB RAM sizing, disk growth.
- [Host an Umbrel-style node in the cloud: umbrelOS on a VPS, Tor-only access, and the honest storage math](https://bitvps.com/guides/host-an-umbrel-or-start9-style-node-in-the-cloud): umbrelOS on an Ubuntu 24.04 VPS via the community Docker image: Tor-only access, honest sizing (pruned Bitcoin, app-only), and where Start9 fits.
- [VPS hosting that accepts Monero (2026): what to look for and which hosts take XMR directly](https://bitvps.com/guides/vps-hosting-that-accepts-monero): How to judge a Monero VPS host: direct XMR vs converters, accounts, KYC, Tor, jurisdiction. Verified list of hosts that take XMR, October 2026.
- [No-KYC VPS hosting compared: what hosts actually ask for, side by side (2026)](https://bitvps.com/guides/no-kyc-vps-hosting-compared): What KYC means in hosting, how to evaluate a no-KYC claim, and a verified October 2026 table of hosts by account, ID checks, payment and jurisdiction.
- [Bitcoin VPS hosting: what actually matters when you pay for a server in BTC](https://bitvps.com/guides/bitcoin-vps-hosting-what-to-look-for): On-chain vs Lightning, processors vs BTCPay, confirmation delays, crypto refunds, prepaid vs postpaid and daily billing, and how BitVPS handles each.
- [BitVPS vs Njalla: privacy-proxy domains and Swedish VPS versus accountless Linux servers](https://bitvps.com/guides/bitvps-vs-njalla): Neutral side-by-side of Njalla (privacy registrar, Swedish VPS, Costa Rica company) and BitVPS (no-account Linux VPS, six locations). As of October 2026.
- [BitVPS vs 1984 Hosting: Icelandic account-based hosting versus accountless VPS in six locations](https://bitvps.com/guides/bitvps-vs-1984-hosting): Neutral comparison of 1984 Hosting (Iceland, account required, BTC and XMR) and BitVPS (no account, crypto or card, prepaid days). As of October 2026.
- [Anonymous VPS for a VPN or proxy: what to check before you buy](https://bitvps.com/guides/anonymous-vps-for-a-vpn-or-proxy-what-to-check): What to check in a VPS for WireGuard or a proxy: jurisdiction, logging, payment trail, IP reputation, port 25, bandwidth. What BitVPS does and does not do.
- [VPS in Finland paid with Bitcoin or Monero: Helsinki servers with no account and no KYC](https://bitvps.com/guides/vps-in-finland-pay-with-bitcoin): Rent a Linux VPS in Helsinki, Finland and pay in Bitcoin, Monero or card. Why Finland, latency to Stockholm, Berlin, London and Moscow, plans and prices.
- [VPS in Germany paid with Bitcoin or Monero: Falkenstein and Nuremberg servers without an account](https://bitvps.com/guides/vps-in-germany-pay-with-bitcoin): Linux VPS in Falkenstein or Nuremberg, Germany, paid in Bitcoin, Monero or card, no KYC. Latency across Europe, fsn1 vs nbg1, legal notes and prices.
- [VPS in the USA paid with Bitcoin or Monero: Ashburn and Hillsboro servers, no account required](https://bitvps.com/guides/vps-in-the-usa-pay-with-bitcoin): Linux VPS in Ashburn, Virginia or Hillsboro, Oregon paid in Bitcoin, Monero or card, no KYC. East vs West Coast latency, honest US pricing, jurisdiction.
- [VPS in Singapore paid with Bitcoin or Monero: Asia-Pacific servers with no account and no KYC](https://bitvps.com/guides/vps-in-singapore-pay-with-bitcoin): Linux VPS in Singapore paid in Bitcoin, Monero or card, no KYC. Latency to Jakarta, KL, Bangkok, Hong Kong, Tokyo and Sydney, plans, prices, legal notes.
- [Cheapest VPS you can pay for with crypto in Europe: $10 to $22 plans, by the day, no account](https://bitvps.com/guides/cheapest-vps-with-crypto-in-europe): The cheapest European Linux VPS plans that take Bitcoin, Monero and other coins: $10 to $22 a month or $0.33 a day, what you give up, which location.

## Frequently asked questions
- Q: Do I need an account to buy a VPS?
  A: No. There is no signup, username or password. You pick a plan, pay, and receive a one-time access link by email. That link opens a page where you can see your servers, reboot or reinstall them, open a console and extend billing. Request a fresh link from the homepage whenever you need to get back in.
- Q: Which payment methods do you accept?
  A: Bitcoin, Monero, Ethereum and Solana through our crypto checkout, or a credit or debit card. Crypto invoices are quoted in USD at checkout with the exact coin amount and address shown; the server deploys automatically once the payment confirms on-chain. Each option is explained in detail on the Bitcoin VPS, Monero VPS and crypto VPS pages.
- Q: Is there any KYC or identity verification?
  A: No. We do not ask for a name, address, phone number or ID. The only thing we need is an email address that can receive your access link; a privacy-focused or alias address works fine. Card payments are handled by the card processor, which applies its own fraud checks; crypto payments involve no third party at all. What anonymity does and does not cover is spelled out on the no-KYC VPS page.
- Q: Can I order and manage my server over Tor?
  A: Yes. The whole site, including checkout and server management, is available as a Tor hidden service at bitvps4pngisidy7golxfyti2ivyimg5o6t7po3ggj7vo7lmbxcmjuyd.onion. Access-link emails include both the clearnet and the .onion version of your link. Browsing over Tor on the regular domain also works.
- Q: How fast is a server ready after payment?
  A: Card payments provision within about a minute. Crypto payments deploy after the network confirmations our payment processor requires: typically 10 to 30 minutes for Bitcoin, and a few minutes for Monero, Ethereum or Solana. You get root SSH access with your own key or a generated password, and can reinstall the OS yourself at any time.
- Q: What operating systems and locations are available?
  A: Ubuntu 22.04 and 24.04, Debian 12 and 13, Fedora, Rocky Linux, AlmaLinux and CentOS Stream, selectable per server and reinstallable from your access page. Locations are Falkenstein, Nuremberg and Helsinki in Europe, Ashburn and Hillsboro in the United States, and Singapore. Availability per plan is shown on the plan cards.
- Q: How does billing work, and can I cancel?
  A: Prepay any period from 1 to 365 days (the monthly price divided by 30, times the days), or take a monthly card subscription. There is no contract: a prepaid server runs until its paid period ends, and you can extend it from the access page at any time, with the same payment options. There are no setup charges. The full price list is on the pricing page.
- Q: What am I allowed to run?
  A: Anything legal that does not harm the network: VPNs, Tor relays and hidden services, web apps, game servers, bots, backups and so on. Spam, DDoS, malware and phishing are not permitted. Cryptocurrency is a special case: mining, mining pools, Stratum proxies or relays and anything else that serves hashrate is prohibited with no exceptions, because the datacenter network we build on bans it and will lock a server it flags. Running a personal Bitcoin, Monero or other full node is generally tolerated, but it falls under the same upstream policy, so run one at your own risk: if a node is flagged we cannot restore the server or refund it. The full rules are in the Acceptable Use Policy.
- Q: What hardware are the servers on?
  A: KVM virtual machines on modern AMD EPYC (x86) and Ampere Altra (Arm) hosts with NVMe storage. Most plans include 20 TB or more of monthly traffic; the exact allowance is on each plan card. Each server gets a dedicated public IPv4 address, IPv6, full root access, and a browser console for recovery when SSH is unavailable.
- Q: Can I add more IPv4 addresses or backups to a server?
  A: Yes. Open the server in My Servers and use the Add-ons section. Additional IPv4 addresses are routed to that server within a minute of payment and come with reverse DNS you can set yourself; because the address is routed rather than configured inside your OS, we give you ready-made snippets and a reachability test. Automated daily backups can be enabled per server and restored from the same panel. Add-ons are prepaid for the same period as the server and are included in the price when you extend it; on card subscriptions they are added to the monthly charge. Add-ons are tied to their server and are released when the server is deleted or expires.
- Q: What happens if I use all of my monthly traffic?
  A: Every plan includes a monthly outbound traffic allowance, usually 20 TB or more. We email you at 80%, and at 100% the server's network is paused until the allowance resets at the start of the next month; the server itself keeps running and nothing is deleted. If you regularly need more, contact support before the cap is reached.
- Q: How do I get support?
  A: Email support@bitvps.com. A PGP key for encrypted mail is linked in the footer. We answer from the same address and never ask for your access link, password or payment details.
- Q: Do you sell a VPN, or only servers?
  A: Both. BitVPS sells servers; our WireGuard guide shows how to turn one into a private VPN with a dedicated IP. If you would rather not run anything, we also operate btc-vpn.com, a prepaid VPN on a partner network with servers in 50-plus countries, paid with the same coins and with no account. It is a separate site with its own checkout.
- Q: Is bitvps.io (or any other "BitVPS" site) yours?
  A: No. Our only website is bitvps.com, plus our Tor address bitvps4pngisidy7golxfyti2ivyimg5o6t7po3ggj7vo7lmbxcmjuyd.onion. We have no accounts, logins, wallet balances or support tickets, and we never ask you to top up a balance or make a second deposit to reach support. Every payment here is a one-time invoice for a specific server. If a site asked you to deposit USDT to a "BitVPS" balance, it was not us; report it to Google Safe Browsing and to the exchange you paid from. Full list of what is and is not ours: bitvps.com/official-sites

## Policies
- [Terms of Service](https://bitvps.com/terms)
- [Privacy Policy](https://bitvps.com/privacy)
- [Acceptable Use Policy](https://bitvps.com/aup)

## Machine-readable
- Sitemap: https://bitvps.com/sitemap.xml
- Public plan catalogue (JSON): https://bitvps.com/api/vps