NulNetBuy a VPS with Bitcoin — no KYC
Buy a VPS with Bitcoin in six steps: live-rate invoice, one transfer, no card, no ID. Plans $5.49–33.50/mo list, annual −20%, 21 locations.
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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 nowHow to buy a VPS with Bitcoin
One screen, one transfer. Set the plan, term, facility and OS; register with an inbox or a token; pick BTC at the payment step. The invoice locks a BTC amount against the live rate and waits for a single on-chain send of exactly that figure — once the credit depth clears, the image installs and SSH credentials land about a minute later. No card rails, no processor, no identity form anywhere in the sequence.
The BTC pipeline, end to end
- Configure — plan from Scout upward; term (the quarter saves 10%, the year 20%); any of the 21 facilities, with Reykjavik and Zurich carrying their published premium over base list.
- Identify — an email plus a 12+ character password, or a token with no inbox involved at all. No ID field exists to fill in wrong.
- Invoice — the checkout converts the USD total at a live BTC/USD rate and prints amount and address to eight decimals, inside a validity window.
- Send — one transfer of the exact figure, from a wallet you control.
- Credit — the watcher marks the invoice at two on-chain confirmations; ten to sixty minutes is the usual span, fee-dependent.
- Boot — imaging runs about a minute; root credentials reach the inbox or the token panel.
Wallet and UTXO hygiene
Fresh address per invoice — generated per order and never recycled. Spend from a change-aware wallet rather than one fat reused UTXO, and keep exchange withdrawals out of the direct path when linkage matters. An underpayment leaves the invoice open; an overpayment rides back as change that follows your wallet's privacy model, not ours. A stuck low-fee broadcast gets RBF'd, never double-sent. And a Bitcoin send aimed at a USDT address is unrecoverable by anyone, including us — the network named on the invoice is literal.
Why BTC instead of a card
Card rails put a licensed processor between you and the host, and processors freeze merchant accounts over copyright complaints. Bitcoin settlement removes that intermediary: billing stays between two addresses. The trade is visibility — every BTC payment sits on a public ledger. When the payment itself is the sensitive part, pay in Monero; when the figure must not move with the market, USDT pins the dollar amount.
Plans, terms, locations
The ladder this invoice buys: Scout $5.49 (1 vCPU, 2 GB ECC, 40 GB NVMe), Sentry $7.50 (2 vCPU / 4 GB / 60 GB), Ranger $12.50, Warden $19, Vanguard $26.50, and Sentinel $33.50 (12 vCPU / 32 GB DDR5 / 640 GB / 10 Gbps). The annual term shaves 20%, the quarter 10%. Reykjavik and Zurich add their published premium; the remaining nineteen facilities bill base list. KVM, ECC memory, unmetered ports and DDoS filtering hold on every rung.
When BTC is the wrong coin
Three cases, stated plainly. Speed: two confirmations can stretch past an hour in a congested mempool, where USDT on TRC-20 lands in a couple of minutes. Privacy: a transparent chain is transparent by design, and XMR exists precisely for that gap. Stability: the invoice amount locks at creation, but the wallet that funds it rode the exchange rate to get there. None of this argues against Bitcoin — it argues for knowing which property you are buying.
Dedicated with BTC
Bigger invoices take the same rail. Dedicated servers open at Dedicated Shield — Xeon E-2388G, 32 GB ECC, 2×500 GB NVMe, IPMI — for $30.80/mo annual-eff ($38.50 list), and the metal-specific walkthrough lives on buy a dedicated server with Bitcoin. Racking runs 2–4 hours after credit; past 5 TB of disk, dedicated storage servers are the tier.
Is there KYC to buy a VPS with Bitcoin?
None. The order needs an inbox or a token plus a 12-character password; the BTC invoice replaces every field a card form would have asked.
Underpaid or overpaid the invoice?
Do not send a second transfer. Complete the same invoice or ticket the txid — exact-amount matching means partial sends wait, not vanish.
Exchange withdrawal straight to the invoice?
Works, and their KYC stays theirs. Route through your own wallet when the exchange should not learn the hosting address.
USDT or XMR instead of BTC?
Both sit on the same invoice page: USDT when the figure must hold, XMR when the payment graph should say nothing.
How long does a BTC payment take to credit?
Two confirmations — commonly 10–60 minutes at a reasonable fee — and imaging follows inside about a minute.
Does the annual discount apply to BTC payers?
Yes. The 20% lands on the USD side at checkout; the invoice simply converts the smaller total at the live rate.
One account for VPS and metal?
Yes — the same BTC checkout spans VPS, storage tiers and dedicated metal from $30.80/mo annual-eff.
Can I switch coins between invoices?
Yes. The coin menu re-opens on every invoice — BTC today, USDT or XMR next month — with nothing configured in advance.
Which facility for a node or VPN hub?
Frankfurt and Amsterdam for EU peer density, Ashburn for US routing, Singapore or Tokyo for APAC round-trips. All 21 flags take the same invoice.
Ready to launch?
Build the box — VPS, storage or bare metal — create the password, pay the invoice that follows.