VPS-1
Entry-level KVM VPS, anonymous & DMCA-resistant.
- Full root access (KVM)
- 10 Gbps DDoS protection
- IPv4 + IPv6
- Provisioned in < 5 min
No identity verification, no document upload, no phone — ever.
KYC obligations are imposed on financial intermediaries (banks, brokers, money-services businesses), not on hosting providers. Many hosting providers nevertheless adopt KYC-style verification because their downstream payment processors push it upstream. The result is a hosting industry that asks for government ID despite no underlying legal requirement to do so — and customers who object to this on principle are funneled to a smaller and smaller set of providers.
We elect not to collect identity documents because no legal regime requires us to, and a meaningful population of legitimate customers prefer to do business with providers who don't. The election is durable: it applies at signup, at upgrade, at incident response, and at end-of-life account closure. Customers paying with cards encounter card-issuer KYC at the payment step; that verification is between the customer and the card processor, and we never see or relay it. Crypto-paid accounts pass through no KYC step at any point.
This is a positioning choice with operational consequences. We accept higher chargeback risk on card payments (mitigated by accepting only known-good processors) and we accept that crypto-paid customers may be harder to reach if an account requires manual contact. Both are worthwhile trade-offs given the customer population we want to serve.
No name, address, phone, or government ID. The form has the fields it needs and not one more.
Bitcoin, Monero, USDT, and 9 more — none of them require KYC at the checkout step.
Within our AUP: no CSAM, no fraud, no malware C2, no doxing. Everything else is fair use.
B2B EU customers needing VAT-compliant invoices can add company info voluntarily — still no KYC.
Six concrete things no-kyc hosting delivers — without an upsell, an asterisk, or a tier gate.
Standard on every tier listed below — no add-on, no upsell.
Entry-level KVM VPS, anonymous & DMCA-resistant.
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Available across every jurisdiction we operate in.
MVP placeholders coherent with our publicly-reported statistics — replaced once telemetry-grade data is wired.
Four commitments that hold across every plan, every jurisdiction, and every payment method. They're what makes offshore offshore.
The DMCA is a US statute. None of our 8 operating jurisdictions are inside US territorial scope. Boilerplate, automated, or speculative takedown notices go to /dev/null. Substantive complaints under local law route through counsel, with a 5-business-day customer-response window.
No name, no phone, no government ID, no proof of address — at any point, regardless of order size. Sign up with a pseudonym and a password. Email is optional. You pay in crypto, straight to our wallets, so no bank or card statement carries your name either.
We don't keep server-side logs of customer activity — no access logs, no IP logs, no command-history logs. Tax / billing records follow Seychelles law (7 years, billing-only — never linked to traffic). No third-party trackers, no analytics linked to your account, no data brokerage on any tier. See our transparency report for how many subpoenas this has translated into 'nothing to produce'.
Crypto goes straight to our wallets — no Coinbase Commerce, BitPay or other processor in the loop. 10 options at checkout: Monero, Bitcoin, Litecoin, Ethereum, Solana, TRX, and USDT and USDC on ERC-20 and TRC-20. 7-day money-back guarantee, refunded in the coin you paid with.
No. KYC is a financial-intermediary obligation under anti-money-laundering frameworks (FinCEN, AMLD, FATF). Hosting providers are not classified as money-services businesses in any major jurisdiction.
Card payments through certain offshore acquirers may involve KYC at the card processor. That verification stays between the customer and the processor; we don't see or store it. Crypto-paid accounts skip the entire KYC layer.
Yes. Customers who want VAT-compliant invoicing or business-billing identity can populate billing details voluntarily. The choice is yours; nothing is required.
Our AUP prohibits CSAM, malware C2, fraud, and similar illegal use; identity collection wouldn't change that. Illegal activity is detectable through abuse triage and complaint flow, not through KYC. KYC's main effect is filtering the lawful customer population.
We respond to lawful, properly-served local court orders for the data we hold — which is the email used for signup, payment metadata for invoices not yet purged, and edge-network NetFlow on a 14-day rolling window. KYC documents would not be in the response because we don't collect them.
Yes. Refunds within the 7-day window go to the original payment method. For crypto refunds, the customer provides a destination address; we do not require ID verification of the address holder.
Yes — the features documented on this page apply uniformly across every plan listed in the 'Available' section. There is no add-on tier, no asterisk, and no plan-tier gate that would unlock a different version of the same feature.
Most features are configurable via the customer panel — for example, DDoS thresholds, payment-method preferences, and notification rules. A few features (anonymous-signup posture, AUP enforcement) are policy-level and not customer-configurable, since they apply uniformly to operate the platform.
Anonymous signup. Bitcoin & Monero accepted. Provisioned across 8 jurisdictions.
No credit card required · 7-day money-back guarantee