Offshore hosting in Russia — DMCA-resilient VPS, dedicated & RDP in Moscow

Yes. Russia has a clear hosting legal regime, and any non-prohibited content is permitted under our Acceptable Use Policy. Customers remain responsible for compliance with the laws of their own jurisdiction and target audience.

Russia operates outside Western legal frameworks for copyright enforcement. Foreign court orders carry no automatic effect, but local data-retention obligations apply — review legal posture carefully before deploying. Our standard escalation path applies: complaints are reviewed, the customer is notified with a five-business-day response window, and any technical action follows local counsel review.

Russia operates under the Yarovaya Law data-retention regime (six months of subscriber traffic, three years of metadata) and Roskomnadzor blocking authority. Data retention: 3-year metadata (yarovaya law).

Yes. We require a working email address and a payment method — no name, phone, address, or government ID. Bitcoin (on-chain or Lightning) and Monero are accepted; crypto-paid accounts pass through zero KYC steps. Local hosting law does not impose KYC on hosting providers.

Standard 1 Gbps shared port across VPS plans, 10 Gbps uplink on dedicated tiers. Moscow peers with Rostelecom, MegaFon, TransTeleCom and 2 more carriers for low-latency reach to most major regions.

All payment methods we support work for every jurisdiction: Bitcoin (on-chain + Lightning), Monero, Ethereum, USDT, USDC, Litecoin, Dash, Zcash, Solana, Toncoin. Wire transfer (SEPA/SWIFT) is available on request. Cards are subject to issuer KYC at the payment step but never relayed to us.

Yes. Cross-jurisdiction migration is supported on every plan tier — we provide a free migration window with rsync, database export-import, DNS pre-stage, and a coordinated cutover. Most customers experience under five minutes of effective downtime.

Our Acceptable Use Policy applies uniformly across all jurisdictions: CSAM, malware command-and-control, fraud, doxing platforms, and incitement to violence are prohibited everywhere. Beyond the AUP, Russia adds no special category restrictions for legitimate hosting use cases.