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A login ID, a password and a one-time recovery code are issued when the account is created. Nothing is typed from a profile, because there is no profile to type.
SERVICE · 01 / NO-KYC
An account that asks for no name, no email address, no phone number and no identity document. What it does ask for is a crypto top-up, and a server you are prepared to administer.
01 / WHAT IT MEANS
The phrase covers one thing here: no identity check stands between a visitor and a server. Everything below still exists.
A login ID, a password and a one-time recovery code are issued when the account is created. Nothing is typed from a profile, because there is no profile to type.
No passport scan, selfie or proof of address, and no reviewer to wait for. The account can hold a balance and place an order from the first minute.
The balance is topped up in BTC, ETH, USDT, SOL, TRX or BNB. The minimum top-up is USD 30, so a USD 10 server still starts from that balance and leaves the rest on the account.
02 / GETTING STARTED
There is no application form to fill in. The only step that needs care is saving what the service shows you once.
One request issues a login ID and a strong password. No email address, phone number or name is collected along the way.
The credentials and the one-time recovery code are displayed once. Copy them or download the text file; the password is stored only as a hash.
Open the top-up panel, choose a coin and network, and send the exact amount shown. The balance is credited after the transfer confirms.
Pick a site in the catalogue, choose the CPU, memory, storage and operating system, and pay from the balance.
No recovery email exists. The saved file and the unused recovery code are the only ways back into the account.
03 / THE LIMITS
A low-data signup changes what the provider knows before you buy. It does not change what happens after.
Every top-up has a chain, a transaction hash, an amount and a time. Paying in crypto avoids a bank statement; it does not make the transfer invisible.
The guest machine is yours. The hypervisor, the facility and the network are not, and host-level access exists for operations and abuse handling.
Each site answers to its own legal system: EU GDPR in Amsterdam and Bucharest, the Swiss FADP in Zurich, the PDPA in Singapore, state law in Miami and national law in Chisinau.
No DDoS, spam, phishing or warez. Offshore hosting describes where a machine sits; it is not immunity from the rules or from the law.
04 / WHERE
The same account can hold servers in more than one country. Each rate below opens the exact offer it comes from.
Monthly VPS base rate at the one-month term, before options. The minimum top-up is USD 30 and any remainder stays on the balance. Chisinau offers are build-to-order and confirmed before setup.
05 / QUESTIONS
The answers a no-KYC claim usually avoids.
Signing up does not ask for one, and there is no verification step to pass before ordering. The account is self-service from the first screen to a running server.
No. The account holds no personal profile, but a payment is still a record on a public chain, and the provider operates the host. Treat this as a low-data account rather than an anonymous one.
No. The balance is funded in cryptocurrency only, across seven rails on Bitcoin, Ethereum, Tron, BNB Smart Chain and Solana.
The minimum is a platform rule that keeps network fees from swallowing small transfers. Anything above the server price stays on the balance and can pay for the next order or renewal.
Every machine is prepared by hand after the payment confirms. There is no automatic provisioning, so the dashboard shows the order moving through setup instead of promising an instant server.
CONTINUE
READY WHEN YOU ARE
Generate the credentials, fund the balance in crypto and open the catalogue. Nothing is charged until you order a server.
Accounts are funded in crypto with a USD 30 minimum top-up. Servers are provisioned by hand after the payment confirms — the dashboard shows each step.