We don't ask who you are.

Meridian Node Ltd (Nevis) sells no-ID VPS, storage and bare metal. Crypto invoices only - XMR, BTC, USDT. 21 datacenters.

Uzun makale metni İngilizce. Üst çubuk, katalog ve ödeme çevrildi.

Why we exist

A decade ago you could rent a server with an email address. Then the payment rails became the policy: card underwriters forced identity checks on every host, hyperscalers built keyword scanners that terminate accounts by template, and “risk” teams started interrogating tickets. Operators in third countries began forwarding every scanned complaint they received. Accounts vanish over paperwork a court never saw.

NulNet sells the hardware without the interrogation. The catalog is what a serious European operator would ship - ECC memory, local NVMe, clean transit - and the ordering flow collects nothing but an email plus a password, or a bare token. Settlement is a live-rate coin invoice; there is no card form to decline.

One boundary, stated plainly: fewer documents is not a license. CSAM, phishing, spam and attacks for hire are refused. Read the AUP before you deploy.

The fact sheet

Six promises

1. No KYC, ever. No document uploads, no photographs, no phone calls - not on signup, not on a “risk review”, not on the top tier.
2. Coins only. Monero is the default when payment privacy matters; BTC, USDT on four networks, BNB, XRP, GRAM (TON), DOGE, DASH, ADA and the rest share one invoice format. No card rail exists as a fallback.
3. Copyright notices get closed. A US DMCA template is not a kill switch here. Action follows criminal process from the facility's own jurisdiction, nothing else.
4. Minimal logs. Payload and guest traffic are not recorded. Connection metadata ages out inside 24 hours. Billing rows exist because tax law demands them.
5. Public proof, not vibes. A warrant canary, a dated status log and a looking glass - signed artifacts you can check yourself instead of trusting adjectives.
6. Support stays in the panel. Tickets only, tied to the account. No upsell theatre, no identity demands mid-thread.

Reykjavik — Iceland

An “Iceland VPS, no KYC” search should end with memory installed in Iceland, not a mailbox in the Caribbean. The Iceland VPS runs outside the EU on geothermal-fed power, in a country with no retention mandate. Iceland bills at +20% over base list, Switzerland at +35%; the contract stays in Nevis while facility law stays Icelandic.

Zurich — Switzerland

For “no KYC VPS Zurich”, the match is the Switzerland VPS: non-EU, FADP, SwissIX and DE-CIX peering, hydro-heavy grid. The invoice is the same XMR/USDT instrument Reykjavik uses. Swiss process is slower than a scanned letter - and it is still process, not immunity.

Where else we operate

Twenty-one facilities at base list (IS/CH carry the premium): Reykjavik, Zurich, Amsterdam, Bucharest, Riga, Frankfurt, Sao Paulo, Ashburn, Dallas, Mexico City, Hong Kong, Shanghai, Tokyo. The US and APAC sites are latency plays, not the privacy pitch. Contract detail: Saint Kitts and Nevis. Product lander: no-KYC VPS.

Operational boundaries

Removing the ID step removes a document; it does not erase a workload. Invoices are kept, payments are on public ledgers, and police with jurisdiction where the machine stands can reach the machine. CSAM, phishing, spam, attacks for hire and credible threats are all refused. Match controls to your actual threat model - the anonymous VPS guide covers the unromantic version.