Account
Use a fresh alias and a unique password. Email remains optional; save your credentials and order token securely.
Anonymous VPS: accounts, payments and privacy
A virtual server built around a small account footprint: a username, a password, optional email and cryptocurrency billing. Keep your infrastructure separate from the personal details an ordinary hosting account collects.
At a glance
An anonymous VPS uses a pseudonymous hosting relationship rather than a profile built around civil identity. Signup, payment, management connections and applications remain separate privacy layers. SilentVPS prepares an alias-based account model; no VPS or cryptocurrency can guarantee anonymity in every situation.
Privacy depends on the whole chain
An anonymous VPS is a server rented through a pseudonymous relationship rather than a profile containing your civil identity. The ordering experience is designed without name, postal address, phone, identity-document or card fields. A separate order token identifies each configuration.
Signup is only one layer. Payment history, management connections, the applications you install and the information those applications publish can all create links. Choose your setup according to the exposure you need to reduce; no hosting product can promise universal anonymity.
Four independent layers
Payment
Checkout supports BTC, ETH, SOL, LTC, native TRX on Tron, USDT on Tron or Ethereum, and USDC on Ethereum. These networks have public transaction ledgers; a minimal hosting account does not erase wallet history.
Retention
Separate the service records needed for billing and provisioning from traffic history. Exact retention periods will be published when the operator supplies them.
Connections
Tor can reduce the IP exposure of browsing and administration. A SilentVPS onion address will be announced only after it exists and is verified.
From configuration to a root shell
01 · Choose the machine
Select one of four plans, a monthly or annual cycle, a location and an operating-system image. Provide a hostname and notification email only if you need them.
02 · Prepare your access
Use a public SSH key where possible, or choose password access. Keep the private part of an SSH key on your device.
03 · Keep the order reference
The account and private order token provide two ways to follow the order. Saving a configuration does not require payment. Its checkout can generate a payable quote; blockchain verification and VPS activation remain separate integrations.
A server for your own stack
Full root means you choose the operating system, packages, firewall and application configuration. The target baseline includes KVM isolation, NVMe storage and IPv4 plus IPv6. Snapshot restoration and network-edge mitigation are capabilities to confirm separately.
Typical projects include non-exit Tor relays and bridges, onion services, WireGuard, personal mail, a password vault, file synchronization, development environments and encrypted backup targets. Each workload needs its own updates, access controls and recovery plan.
Who this approach serves
Journalists and researchers
Keep a research environment, publication or submission endpoint separate from a personal hosting profile. Sensitive newsroom systems need a specialist deployment review.
People facing surveillance
Reduce unnecessary account and payment identifiers while considering the wider risks of your device, network and applications.
Privacy developers
Build and test tools on an infrastructure model that aligns with data minimization.
Independent self-hosters
Run files, mail and personal applications without adding another named card subscription.
Four sizes. The same privacy baseline.
Monthly or annual billing, with 30% off the twelve-month total when you pay yearly. Prices are in USD; cryptocurrency amounts depend on the invoice exchange rate. Full root, KVM virtualization, NVMe, IPv4 and IPv6 are part of the target specification for every tier.
Veil
$13/month · $109.20/year. 1 vCPU, 2 GB RAM, 30 GB NVMe and 2 TB monthly transfer. A compact starting point for one lightweight service.
Shade
$33/month · $277.20/year. 2 vCPU, 4 GB RAM, 80 GB NVMe and 4 TB monthly transfer. More room for applications and everyday self-hosting.
Eclipse
$63/month · $529.20/year. 4 vCPU, 8 GB RAM, 160 GB NVMe and 8 TB monthly transfer. Space for a larger stack or transfer-intensive workload.
Obsidian
$118/month · $991.20/year. 8 vCPU, 16 GB RAM, 320 GB NVMe and 16 TB monthly transfer. The largest configuration for dense services and heavier compute.
Questions, answered
Which identity details does the account ask for?+
The designed flow asks for a username and password, with optional email. It has no legal-name, identity-document, card, address or phone verification fields.
Can every link to a server be prevented?+
No universal anonymity guarantee is possible. Account fields, payment history, management connections, devices and applications are different layers; personal identifiers in any layer can create a link.
Where will the legal conditions be published?+
SilentVPS operator details, jurisdiction and legal documents will be published before launch. Applicable rules depend on the operator, server location and intended use.
Do I have to provide an email address?+
No. Email is optional. Keep the password and private order token safe, because recovery cannot rely on identity information or a contact address you never supplied.
Can I browse and administer using Tor?+
Tor-aware browsing can reduce the visible source IP. Your own SSH onion endpoint can protect administration. A dedicated SilentVPS onion address will be listed only when it is deployed and verified.
Which workloads is the configuration intended for?+
Non-exit Tor relays and obfs4 bridges, onion services, WireGuard, mail, personal clouds, vaults, development and backups. Each application requires maintenance and secure configuration; Tor exit nodes are excluded.
A useful next step.
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