NulNetWindows VPS With No KYC and No Credit Card — 2026 Compared
Windows Server 2019/2022 templates on a crypto-only catalog: RDP through your own tunnel, BYO license, Warden $19.00 floor. No card form exists.
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VPS from $3* (fund $50+), storage 1–5 TB NVMe from $24/mo annual-eff, dedicated with IPMI from $30.80/mo. Crypto invoice, no KYC.
Launch nowThe Windows VPS trap
Windows licensing pushes mainstream hosts toward cards and contracts — a SPLA agreement, a processor, in the end an ID check. So most “Windows VPS” pages demand a card before any price shows. Ours does not: the invoice is crypto, the license is bring-your-own, and no form ever asks who you are.
Options compared
| # | Provider | Windows images | KYC | Payment |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | NulNet | Server 2022 & 2019 listed | None | Crypto only (XMR, BTC, USDT…) |
| 2 | Contabo | Yes | ID checks common | Cards/PayPal only |
| 3 | Shinjiru | Windows barebones plans | Tier-dependent | Crypto + cards |
| 4 | AlexHost | Yes | None claimed | Crypto |
Running Windows properly here
- Pick Windows Server 2022 in step 4 of checkout; reach for RDP once credentials land in the panel.
- License is BYO (your own Windows Server license) — said plainly, no fake “included” pricing.
- Warden (6 vCPU, 16 GB DDR5) makes a comfortable Windows floor — Windows likes RAM.
- Use case match: trading terminals (MT4/5), bots, legacy .NET, RDP worker boxes alike.
Windows without a card processor in the loop
Most Windows VPS funnels push a card and an identity check because licensing culture collided with abuse tooling. Windows Server images stay in NulNet checkout, riding the same crypto-only, no-KYC path Linux uses. Warden at $19.00 (6 vCPU / 16 GB) is the practical RDP floor; Ashburn trims US East latency; Zurich or Reykjavik when the Windows box is privacy infrastructure rather than a trading jump host.
Your license posture stays your affair and must match the use. The host difference: paying never requires a Visa and a selfie. Choose strong passwords or certificates, expose RDP only to your VPN CIDR or allowlist, and patch relentlessly. Never let a personal Microsoft account become the sole recovery path that doxes the workload.
Pay in Monero when payment privacy matters. The same sixteen-option invoice funds Windows and Linux alike. Dedicated metal with IPMI opens at $38.50/mo for Windows workloads that outgrow shared tenancy and want exclusive hardware.
First-hour hardening checklist: rename or disable the Administrator account, switch on Windows Update, pin RDP to your WireGuard subnet, and shut off unneeded redirection features. Keep a Linux Ranger box ($12.50) as the WireGuard concentrator in Zurich while the Windows workload sits in Ashburn for latency — one account, one Monero invoice, reputations split on purpose. Licensing compliance remains yours; crypto-only checkout removes the card and the KYC file, never the Windows license rules.
Operational footnote: patched Windows images, RDP kept off the public internet, and billing on XMR or USDT. Warden at $19.00 is the practical floor; dedicated from $38.50 when IPMI and exclusive hardware enter the picture. The no-card path is the product difference against mainstream Windows funnels — weekly guest-OS hygiene stays your job.
Final note: Windows here rides the same no-KYC crypto rails as Linux — Warden $19.00 practical floor, Ashburn for US RDP latency, Zurich when the box is privacy infrastructure. Tunnel RDP, patch weekly, pay XMR. Card funnels exist elsewhere because processors demand identity; that department was deleted here. Guest hardening stays mandatory however private the invoice is.
Keep recovery codes offline, skip personal Microsoft accounts as the only way back in, and put a Linux WireGuard door in front. Dedicated metal from $38.50 adds IPMI when a Windows role demands exclusive hardware.
Windows-specific mistakes
- RDP open to 0.0.0.0/0 behind a short password.
- A personal Microsoft account as the only recovery route.
- No disk encryption on a jump host holding client credentials.
Network placement for Windows without exposing the jump host
Seat a Linux Ranger ($12.50) WireGuard concentrator in Zurich and permit RDP only from that subnet toward a Warden ($19.00) Windows box in Ashburn for US latency - or leave Windows in Zurich when the jump host doubles as privacy infrastructure. Settle both in XMR on one account. Patch Tuesday is compulsory; clipboard redirection goes off around secrets. No card form exists anywhere; guest hardening remains weekly work.
Recommended setup
Plan: Warden — 6 vCPU, 16 GB DDR5 ECC, 240 GB NVMe for $24/mo. Location: Ashburn — lowest RDP latency for US East users. Also see Trading VPS for venue latency.
Windows Server images, no KYC, crypto-only.
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Is the Windows license included?
No — bring your own compliant license. The image is provided; pricing stays honest.
Can I use MT4/MT5?
Yes — the Windows image runs MetaTrader like any desktop build while the box stays up around the clock; broker latency follows the flag you pick.
Do you take cards for Windows specifically?
No. Every product is crypto-only — Windows changes nothing.
Which Windows versions are offered?
Windows Server images (2019/2022 class) appear in checkout beside the Linux templates.
Can the Windows VPS be paid in Monero?
Yes - the same 16-coin invoice covers it, XMR included.
Ready to launch?
Build the box — VPS, storage or bare metal — create the password, pay the invoice that follows.