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No-KYC VPS hosting
Most hosts want a name, address, phone number and sometimes a passport scan before they hand over a root shell. We want an email address that can receive your access link. Pay in Bitcoin, Monero, Ethereum, Solana or card, order over Tor if you like, and control the server from a magic link instead of an account.
- What we ask forAn email address for the access link. That is the full list. Alias and privacy-focused addresses work.
- What we never ask forNo name, postal address, phone number, ID document, selfie or social profile. No account to create either.
- No stored IP addressesIP addresses are used only ephemerally for rate limiting and abuse prevention, never stored, and we run no third-party analytics or tracking beacons. See the Privacy Policy.
- Tor hidden serviceThe whole site, from plan cards to the server console, is reachable at our .onion address.
How an accountless order works
- Pick a plan and locationChoose vCPU, RAM and NVMe size, a location in Europe, the US or Singapore, an operating system, and how many days to prepay.
- Enter an email, choose how to payThe email is where your access link goes; nothing else is collected. Pay in Monero for the most private option, Bitcoin, Ethereum or Solana, or a card if privacy from the host is what matters rather than privacy from your bank.
- The server deploys on confirmationCards deploy in about a minute, Monero, Ethereum and Solana within a few minutes, Bitcoin after on-chain confirmation, typically 10 to 30 minutes.
- Manage it from a magic linkThe link opens an access page with the IP, root login, console, power controls, reinstall and extension. Request a fresh link from the homepage whenever you need to get back in.
No-KYC VPS plans and prices
Every plan below is available without an account or identity check. Prices are USD per month; prepaid servers are billed per day, so the per-day column is what one day costs.
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What people run on an anonymous VPS
- Personal VPN or proxyA WireGuard endpoint or SOCKS proxy that is not tied to a card in your name, in a jurisdiction you choose.
Guide: Anonymous VPS for a VPN or proxy: what to check before you buy → - Tor hidden service, relay or bridgeHost an onion site or contribute bandwidth to the Tor network from a server nobody can trace to you through the billing.
Guide: Run a Tor middle relay or obfs4 bridge on a VPS (no exit) and pay in Bitcoin → - Private messagingSimpleX, XMPP or Matrix for a group that would rather not depend on a hosted service.
Guide: Self-host an XMPP server with Prosody on a VPS and pay in Bitcoin or Monero → - Bitcoin and Monero nodesValidate your own transactions on infrastructure paid for in the same coin.
Guide: Run a Bitcoin node on a VPS (pruned or full) and pay for it in Bitcoin → - Self-hosted appsVaultwarden, Nextcloud, a Nostr relay: things that hold personal data and are better on a box you rented anonymously.
Guide: Self-host Nextcloud on a VPS with Docker and pay in Bitcoin or Monero → - Short-term boxesA server for a day or a week, paid once, with no subscription and no account left behind afterwards.
Guide: Rent a VPS for a day (or a week) with Bitcoin: short-term servers without a subscription →
What you get with every server
Every plan is a KVM virtual machine with NVMe storage, a dedicated public IPv4 address plus IPv6, full root access over SSH, power control, OS reinstall and a browser console from an accountless access page. Locations: Falkenstein, Nuremberg and Helsinki in Europe; Ashburn and Hillsboro in the United States; Singapore.
Choose Ubuntu 22.04 or 24.04, Debian 12 or 13, Fedora, Rocky Linux, AlmaLinux or CentOS Stream at checkout and reinstall any of them later from your access page.
What no-KYC hosting does and does not hide
No KYC means the host cannot identify you from the order: there is no account, no name, no document, and with a crypto payment no bank record. That is what this page is about, and it is exactly what we deliver.
It does not make the server invisible. The server has a public IP, the datacenter sees its traffic like any other, and anything you publish from it is published. If you pay by card, your bank knows you paid a hosting company even though we do not know who you are. The guides below cover what to do on the server side: Tor, hardening, choosing a payment method, and what to expect from an upstream abuse report.
Abuse rules still apply. Spam, DDoS, malware, phishing and cryptocurrency mining get a server suspended regardless of how it was paid for; the Acceptable Use Policy lists the rest.
How we compare
Several hosts advertise anonymous or no-KYC VPS. The differences that matter are whether an account exists at all, which coins are accepted directly rather than through a KYC payment processor, whether the site works over Tor, what the privacy policy says about IP retention, and the price per day for short orders. The comparison guides go through the well-known names one by one.
Questions about No-KYC VPS hosting
What information do I have to give to buy a VPS?
An email address that can receive your access link. There is no signup, username, password, name, postal address, phone number or ID document. Alias and privacy-focused email providers work fine.
Is it really anonymous if I pay by card?
Anonymous from us, yes: we do not see your card number or name, the card processor does, and it applies its own fraud checks. Your bank statement will show a hosting charge. If you want the payment itself to be private, use Monero; Bitcoin is pseudonymous rather than anonymous.
Do you log IP addresses?
We do not store them. IP addresses are used only ephemerally for rate limiting and abuse prevention and then discarded, and we run no third-party analytics or tracking. The details are in the Privacy Policy. You can also use the site entirely over Tor.
What happens if there is an abuse report about my server?
We act on it like any host would: the server can be suspended or terminated for spam, attacks, malware, phishing or mining, and the upstream datacenter can lock a server it flags. Not knowing who you are does not change what is allowed. The Acceptable Use Policy has the full list.
How do I get back into my server if I lose the link?
Enter your email on the homepage and we send a fresh access link. Links are one-time and expire; nothing about your server changes when you request a new one.
Where are the servers located?
Falkenstein, Nuremberg and Helsinki in Europe; Ashburn and Hillsboro in the United States; Singapore. Plan availability differs per location and is shown on the plan cards.
More in the FAQ, the Privacy Policy and the Acceptable Use Policy.
Deploy a server without an account
Pick a plan, enter an email, pay in the currency you prefer. Root access arrives by magic link; no signup, no verification.
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