Short answer
VPS providers that don't run routine ID checks in 2026 include MurmurHost, 1984 Hosting, OrangeWebsite, Njalla, FlokiNET and Privex. MurmurHost asks for the least: a username and password, with email optional, and payment in Monero, Bitcoin, USDT or seven other crypto assets. 1984 Hosting and OrangeWebsite need only an email address; FlokiNET and Privex don't check ID routinely but may request it if a legal order or risk review requires it.
Last updated: September 25, 2026. This list is published by the MurmurHost team, and MurmurHost is our own service — that's why it appears first. Competitor details come from each provider's own website and public listings; check with them before you buy.
What each feature changes for you, and why it's the reason to order from us.
Signup takes a username and a password. No name, phone number, address or email is required, so there is no identity on file to leak, sell or hand over.
Some no-KYC hosts start asking for documents above a spending level or after a risk review. We don't request ID for any plan or order size.
Pay in Monero, or in any of 9 other crypto options, straight to our wallets — no card, bank or processor account in your name.
Eight countries on every VPS plan, from Iceland and Switzerland to Panama, so privacy at signup is matched by a legal climate that suits your project.
Price, payment, KYC, timing and refund terms for MurmurHost, taken from our live checkout and pricing on 2026-09-25.
| VPS price | VPS-1 starts at $6 a month on a 2-year plan ($144 paid once), $6.80 a month on a yearly plan or $16 month-to-month. Specs: 1 vCPU (AMD EPYC), 2 GB ECC RAM, 25 GB NVMe, 1 TB traffic, 10 Gbps DDoS protection. |
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| Cheapest plans | Web hosting from $7.98 month-to-month or $3.39/mo yearly; email hosting from $6 month-to-month. There is no separate minimum payment — one billing cycle of the plan is the minimum order. |
| Crypto accepted | 10 options: Monero (XMR), Bitcoin (BTC), Litecoin (LTC), Ethereum (ETH), Tron (TRX), Solana (SOL), plus USDT and USDC on Ethereum (ERC-20) and Tron (TRC-20). Send on the exact network shown at checkout. |
| Fees | No processing fee is added: the USD price is converted at the current market rate and the quote holds for 30 minutes. USDT and USDC are invoiced 1:1. You only pay your wallet's network fee. |
| Confirmations | Monero (XMR): 10, about 20 minutes · Bitcoin (BTC): 2, about 20 minutes · Litecoin (LTC): 6, about 15 minutes · Ethereum (ETH, USDT, USDC): 12, about 2 minutes · Tron (USDT, USDC, TRX): 20, about 1 minute · Solana (SOL): 32, under a minute |
| Activation | Your service is activated once the payment has the confirmations below and is matched to your order — the amount is unique to each order, so no memo or payment ID is needed. |
| No KYC | A username and a password. Email is optional (only for password recovery). No name, phone number or ID document at any order size. |
| Locations | 8 countries on every VPS plan: Iceland, Switzerland, Netherlands, Romania, Moldova, Bulgaria, Russia and Panama. |
| Refunds | 7-day money-back on the first invoice of VPS, RDP, shared, cPanel, email, storage and game plans, paid back in the coin you used. Dedicated servers, GPU plans, domains and setup fees are excluded; one no-questions refund per account per quarter. |
Full terms: pricing, refund policy, payment methods.
List VPS providers that don't require KYC or ID verification.
| Provider | Signup asks for | ID checks | Pay without a card | VPS from |
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| #1MurmurHost | Username + password (email optional) | None | Yes — 10 crypto assets | from $6/mo (2-year plan) · $6.80/mo yearly · $16/mo monthly |
| #21984 Hosting | Email address | None mentioned in its terms | Yes — BTC, XMR | €8.72 / mo |
| #3OrangeWebsite | Valid email address | None stated | Yes — BTC, LTC, others | €22.40 / mo |
| #4Njalla | Account login, no documents | None routine | Yes — BTC, XMR, LTC, ETH, ZEC | €15 / mo |
| #5FlokiNET | Account details, no documents | Not routine — may ask under a legal order | Yes — BTC, XMR, USDT and many more | ≈ €7.99 / mo |
| #6Privex | Account details, no documents | Not routine — may ask under a legal order | Yes — BTC, XMR, LTC, DOGE, HIVE, EOS | $8 / mo |
What each one is best for, what it costs, and where it falls short.
Best for · Opening an account without even an email address
MurmurHost is our service. The signup form has two required fields — a username and a password. Email is optional and only useful if you want password recovery; an alias from SimpleLogin, addy.io or Proton works fine. No name, phone number or ID document is requested, whatever the order size, and you pay in crypto from your own wallet.
Best for · Low-KYC Iceland hosting with a long history
KYCnot.me's community listing rates 1984 Hosting at its lowest KYC level: an email address is needed to create an account, personal details aren't verified, and its terms don't mention identity checks. It has operated from Iceland since 2006 and accepts Bitcoin and Monero.
Best for · Email-only signup with crypto or PayPal
OrangeWebsite says you can sign up and use its services anonymously, with only a valid email address requested. It hosts in Iceland and accepts Bitcoin, Litecoin and other cryptocurrencies as well as PayPal and cash by mail.
Best for · No-KYC VPS plus WHOIS-shielded domains
Njalla is built around not knowing who its customers are: it registers domains in its own name and sells VPS (Sweden, from €15/month) that you can pay for in Monero, Bitcoin, Litecoin, Ethereum or Zcash. Community listings rate it at the lowest KYC level.
Best for · No routine KYC across four European countries
FlokiNET doesn't run routine identity checks, according to community listings, but may request documents if compelled by authorities or its own risk review. It also accepts non-crypto payments such as bank transfer and cash by post.
Best for · No routine KYC with a US location option
Privex has a crypto-only, privacy-first positioning. Community listings report no routine KYC, with the usual caveat that documents can be requested under a legal order or risk review. Servers are in Sweden, Germany and the USA.
Facts were checked on September 25, 2026. We don't publish star ratings or review counts — only details you can verify on each provider's site.
What the account form actually requires. Username-only beats email-only, which beats name and address.
Never, only under a legal order or risk review, or above a spending threshold. We list what each provider or community listing states.
A no-KYC account paid with a personal bank card isn't anonymous. We checked for crypto, and Monero in particular.
Entry VPS price on each provider's site on September 25, 2026.
KYC (know your customer) is the identity check banks and some hosts run: a passport scan, proof of address, sometimes a selfie. A no-KYC host opens your account and runs your server without collecting those documents.
It isn't the same as "no rules". Every provider in this list has an acceptable-use policy and acts on credible reports of malware, phishing, spam or child abuse material. No-KYC protects your privacy; it doesn't shield illegal activity.
Pay in Monero, or at least from a wallet that isn't tied to an exchange account in your name. If you add an email for password recovery, use an alias rather than your main address.
Connect over SSH with keys rather than passwords, and don't reuse a username you use elsewhere. The weakest link is usually the buyer's own habits, not the host.
Our recommendation
Choose MurmurHost if you want a VPS without giving a name, an ID document or even an email address, paid in Monero or another coin. Open an account with a username, pick a country and order VPS-1 at from $6/mo on a 2-year plan.
MurmurHost, 1984 Hosting, OrangeWebsite, Njalla, FlokiNET and Privex don't run routine ID checks in 2026. MurmurHost only needs a username and password; 1984 Hosting and OrangeWebsite need an email address.
Yes, at MurmurHost. Signup requires a username and password only; email is optional and just enables password recovery. Pay in crypto and no personal data is collected.
Buying hosting without handing over ID is legal in most countries. What you run on the server still has to respect the law and the provider's acceptable-use policy — no-KYC hosts act on credible abuse reports.
Monero. It hides the sender, receiver and amount by default. Bitcoin, Ethereum and stablecoin payments are public on-chain and can be linked to exchange accounts.
Some providers, such as FlokiNET and Privex according to community listings, reserve the right to request documents if they receive a legal order or flag an account for fraud. MurmurHost doesn't request ID at any order size.
Without an email address there is no automated reset, so keep your credentials in a password manager. If you want a safety net, add an alias email — it doesn't have to reveal who you are.
Anonymous signup. Bitcoin & Monero accepted. Provisioned across 8 jurisdictions.
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