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NO-KYC VPS

No-KYC VPS hosting. Without an ID upload.

No-KYC VPS hosting, with an account for your services and crypto payment. Build your project with a straightforward registration flow.

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  • Register with a display name
  • No document upload
Fewer documents. Personal access.
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No identity document

The standard checkout does not include document-based identity verification.

An account for tracking

Your account provides access to its orders and associated services.

Crypto payment

BTC, ETH, USDT, USDC, SOL, TRX or LTC, with asset and network shown on your invoice.

VPS CONFIGURATIONS

Resources for your next project.

Compare configurations and choose resources that fit your applications.

Offers

Libre 1

Your first site or development environment.

From
€11.52for 3 months

EUR reference · crypto payment

  • 1 vCPUProcessor
  • 4 GBMemory
  • 50 GB NVMeStorage
  • 4 TBIncluded transfer
  • 3 monthsPeriod
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A BALANCED CHOICE

Libre 2

More room for applications and containers.

From
€16.77for 3 months

EUR reference · crypto payment

  • 2 vCPUProcessor
  • 8 GBMemory
  • 100 GB NVMeStorage
  • 8 TBIncluded transfer
  • 3 monthsPeriod
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Libre 4

Resources for several services and their data.

From
€23.07for 3 months

EUR reference · crypto payment

  • 4 vCPUProcessor
  • 16 GBMemory
  • 200 GB NVMeStorage
  • 16 TBIncluded transfer
  • 3 monthsPeriod
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Libre 8

A larger configuration for demanding projects.

From
€46.17for 3 months

EUR reference · crypto payment

  • 8 vCPUProcessor
  • 32 GBMemory
  • 400 GB NVMeStorage
  • 32 TBIncluded transfer
  • 3 monthsPeriod
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THE DIFFERENCES AT A GLANCE

Compare what matters to your project.

Choose a term to compare the base plan amount. Select additional options in the hosting configurator.

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These are the resources listed for the base plan.
ConfigurationLibre 1Libre 2Libre 4Libre 8
Processor1 vCPU2 vCPU4 vCPU8 vCPU
Memory4 GB8 GB16 GB32 GB
Base storage50 GB NVMe100 GB NVMe200 GB NVMe400 GB NVMe
Included transfer4 TB8 TB16 TB32 TB
Initial environmentUbuntu 24.04 LTSUbuntu 24.04 LTSUbuntu 24.04 LTSUbuntu 24.04 LTS
Total for this term3 months€11.52€16.77€23.07€46.17
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Base plan amount before extras. Your quotation confirms the complete selection.

START WITH YOUR PROJECT

Find a plan to compare.

Choose how you will use the server, then compare the actual resources with your application inventory. A workflow alone cannot determine the right server size.

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Compare the available configurations

These are the available server configurations to compare. Measure the combined CPU, memory, storage and transfer needs of your applications before selecting a size.

  • Budget resources for concurrent processes and the operating system together.
  • Assign responsibility for system updates, access security and data recovery.
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PRIVACY, EXPLAINED

Keep control of your space.

A flow without document-based checks, clear service information and an account to follow each step.

01

A display name for the form

Registration asks for a display name, email and password. No identity-document upload.

02

Your orders in one place

Find references, invoices and service tracking in your account.

03

Transparent expectations

No KYC does not guarantee anonymity. Read the terms and privacy policy.

Understand the information attached to a no-KYC VPS order

Separate identity documents from account and order data

The registration form uses a display name, email and password, without an identity-document upload. Your account associates your orders, invoices and service tracking. Hosting configuration can also contain the project name, existing domain or hostname that you choose to provide. Review those fields with the intended project in mind.

Use account details you can continue to access and protect the password. Keep project labels useful for your own administration while avoiding unrelated personal information. Document-free registration describes the account flow; it leaves separate questions about the information your application publishes and the data needed to operate its hosting.

Review no-KYC account data and privacy boundaries

Keep payment and support information proportionate

Crypto invoices have an asset, network, destination and amount associated with an order. Public-chain transactions can expose payment information independently of the signup form. Keep the invoice reference available for troubleshooting, and consider what an exported transaction record or screenshot contains before sharing it.

When describing a technical problem, share the relevant error and configuration details through the appropriate account workflow. Remove passwords, private keys, access tokens and unrelated customer data from examples and logs. Useful diagnostic information should explain the issue without handing over the credentials that control your application or wallet.

Understand the crypto invoice and network checklistPlan secure access and credential handling

Make application privacy part of server preparation

Identify the services your application needs to expose and the data it handles. Domain names, public pages and application responses can connect a server to a project. Choose authentication, access rules and data-handling practices for your workload, then verify them on the environment that is actually delivered.

Compare the VPS resources and software requirements independently of the registration preference. Allocate an owner for updates, access and recovery, and keep important data recoverable outside the working instance. This gives your hosting decision both an account-privacy boundary and a concrete administration plan, without treating either as a promise of anonymity.

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FROM CONFIGURATION TO YOUR ACCOUNT

A clear path from your project to your service.

  1. Configure your hosting

    Choose your plan, term, software and extras. Your quotation breaks down the amount due.

  2. Pay the crypto invoice

    Find the exact amount, asset, network and destination on your invoice.

  3. Track your order

    Follow payment and service setup in your account. Access details appear after delivery.

FREQUENT QUESTIONS

Before you begin.

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Does no KYC mean anonymous?

No KYC here means no identity-document upload. Accounts and services generate operational data; payments on public blockchains do not guarantee anonymity.

Which crypto payments are supported?

Checkout methods are BTC on Bitcoin; ETH, USDT and USDC on Ethereum; SOL on Solana; TRX and USDT on Tron; LTC on Litecoin. Choose an available method and follow the asset, network and exact amount shown on your invoice.

How does renewal work?

Renewal uses a new crypto invoice for the same service and its purchased options, with a minimum three-month period. Review the total and next deadline in your account. The initial payment does not schedule an automatic wallet debit.

Learn more

Hosting an application should not start with sending an identity document. The no-KYC checkout avoids document-based identity verification when placing an order. You keep an account to track invoices and manage your services.

What no-KYC hosting means

KYC means verifying a customer’s identity. With a no-KYC VPS, checkout does not ask for a passport scan, an identity card or a verification selfie. This approach reduces the number of personal documents you need to share to rent a virtual server.

Account registration asks for the information shown on the form. Your email address is used for purposes such as recovering access. The absence of document-based verification does not mean there is no account or no information associated with an order.

Choose an email address you can keep and protect your password. Losing account access can make it harder to track an invoice, renew a service or request support.

Privacy and anonymity involve different expectations

No KYC is not a promise of absolute anonymity. An application can expose its IP address, a domain name can be linked to a project, and some information may be retained to operate the service. The privacy policy should explain what data is processed and how.

A Bitcoin payment is not invisible: transactions are recorded on a public blockchain. Choosing hosting without document-based verification does not replace secure account access or protection for your application’s data.

Before placing an order, read the terms of use, abuse rules and privacy information. Your choice of VPS must also fit the uses permitted by the hosting provider.

Choose a VPS based on its specifications

Start with your workload: a website, an API and multiple containers have different memory, storage and compute requirements. Compare the published specifications, location, available operating systems and options of each offer.

No KYC describes registration and checkout. It does not tell you about server performance, attack protection, backup management or the administration included. Check each point in the offer and its terms.

The catalogue lists offers when they are published. Use the prices, resources and availability shown on the selected product page and order summary. Also prepare a copy of your data outside the VPS and a renewal plan.

Before choosing your no-KYC VPS
  • Check the information requested during registration.
  • Read the terms of use and privacy policy.
  • Compare the resources, location and systems actually offered.
  • Plan backups, SSH access and the renewal deadline.

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