FAQ: no-KYC VPS, crypto payment, anonymity, twenty-one locations

Short answers on signup without documents, sixteen coins from XMR to USDT, twenty-one location flags, and the exact line where no-KYC stops.

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Checkout

How do I buy a VPS with crypto? Configure plan and term, sign up with an email or token plus a password of at least 12 characters, pick a location, pay the invoice. No card, no KYC form — a VPS images about a minute after the transfer credits.

Which coins work? Sixteen: Bitcoin, Monero, four USDT networks (TRC-20, ERC-20, BEP-20, SPL), ETH, SOL, LTC, XRP, BNB, DOGE, DASH, ADA, TRX and GRAM (TON). Monero is the recommended rail when payment privacy matters; USDT gives a dollar-stable quote. Bitcoin developer guide: transactions Monero user guides Tether supported protocols

When does the VM image? After the on-chain confirmations printed on the invoice — each network has its own depth, and the watcher credits the exact amount automatically.

What if I underpay? Stop before a second transfer and open a ticket with the transaction ID; the address is single-use and a blind resend only complicates the match.

Identity and anonymity

Is a VPS anonymous? Not literally — split the question: the host's file here is a credential and a bill, the payment trail is whatever your coin and wallet expose, and the site you publish speaks for itself. FATF: virtual assets writes about virtual-asset rules for other businesses; an email string and invoice fields still exist on this side.

Do you AML wallets? No. No chain-analysis product screens coins or wallets on the way in; the checkout sees an amount and a network.

Phone / selfie / passport? Not asked at signup, not stored later, and no spend threshold switches them on.

What does the host keep? The credential string, its hash, invoice fields, transaction IDs and at most 24 hours of connection metadata. Payload logs do not exist.

Locations and law

Where are the servers? Twenty-one cities on four continents — Reykjavik, Amsterdam, Bucharest, Zurich, Frankfurt, Riga, Ashburn, Dallas, Sao Paulo, Mexico City, Hong Kong, Shanghai, Tokyo, Singapore, Dubai, Almaty, Moscow, Saint Petersburg, Bangkok, Cape Town, Johannesburg. The company is SKN; the RAM is in those cities.

Why Iceland? A speech-protective climate, no mandatory data retention, geothermal power — and a published +20% location premium. International Modern Media Initiative

Why Switzerland? Non-EU process with a judicial overlay (FADP), at the other published premium, +35%. Swiss Federal Act on Data Protection

Why Romania? EU transit with retention law struck down in 2014 — the practical middle for EU-facing workloads. CJEU Digital Rights Ireland judgment

Why Amsterdam? AMS-IX milliseconds — the best peering in the catalog, under EU law at the facility.

Does location change the price? One list price covers every flag except the two premiums above; coins and annual discount are identical everywhere.

Security and ops

Is DDoS protection included? Yes — volumetric L3/L4 filtering rides every VPS, storage and dedicated SKU with no toggle or fee. L7 floods that mimic real users still need your application's rate limiting, and Citadel adds an L3/L7 scrubber.

PTR / rDNS? Settable to a hostname you control — send the IP and FQDN through the process on the rDNS admin tip.

SSH? OpenSSH manual key-only is the baseline; nothing on the platform side sits on your session, and panel actions are logged.

When should I leave the VPS tier? When the workload wants whole-core CPU, IPMI or terabytes: dedicated opens at $30.80 annual-eff, storage at $24 for 1 TB NVMe — same checkout, same coins.