Less identity. More independence.Crypto · No KYC · Full root
THE STACK BEHIND THE PRIVACY

VPS features for private infrastructure.

A private account should still lead to a fully usable server. Explore the account model, payment choices and technical baseline of the SilentVPS catalogue.

At a glance

The SilentVPS catalogue specifies KVM virtual machines, NVMe storage, full root access, IPv4 and IPv6. The account flow uses an alias, a password and optional email. Operational retention, mitigation and recovery capabilities require verified documentation before the service opens.

A username, not a dossier

Keep your name, address, phone number and ID to yourself. A username and password are enough; email is optional. Each order also has its own private reference.

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Privacy at the payment layer

Checkout supports eight methods across BTC, ETH, SOL, LTC, native TRX on Tron, USDT on Tron or Ethereum, and USDC on Ethereum. These networks have public transaction records; no payment method guarantees anonymity.

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Less data to leave behind

The target model avoids access, request and guest-traffic logs while retaining necessary operational and billing state. The exact data list and retention periods will be validated and published before launch.

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Built for private networks

Order, pay and manage through a Tor-compatible path once activated. Host a middle relay, onion service, WireGuard VPN, private tunnel or mailbox. The live onion address is awaiting activation.

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Root means you are in control

KVM virtualisation, NVMe storage, IPv4 and IPv6. Choose your Linux image, use your SSH public key and manage your own firewall, software and encryption.

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Evidence before promises

A trust centre brings together the future canary, transparency records and operational details. Unpublished values stay visibly pending instead of becoming invented assurances.

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UNDER THE HOOD

Your system, all the way down.

The catalogue pairs privacy-oriented registration with ordinary, powerful Linux infrastructure. Live availability will be confirmed during service activation.

KVM isolation

A virtual machine with its own kernel, rather than a shared container-only environment. Manage services and firewall rules yourself.

SSH keys and OS rebuilds

Use an SSH public key or select password access for the future deployment. Nine Linux image choices include Ubuntu, Debian, AlmaLinux, Rocky, Fedora, Alpine and Arch. Rebuild and custom-image capabilities will be connected to the provider.

Fast, flexible storage

30–320 GB of NVMe according to your plan. You may configure LUKS inside the guest, with backups of your keys. Guest disk encryption does not remove trust in the hypervisor while the system runs.

Dual-stack connectivity

Dedicated IPv4, IPv6 and 2–16 TB of bandwidth by tier. Keep your applications, VPN and firewall configuration under your control.

Snapshots on request

Snapshot and restore support is an on-request capability, awaiting infrastructure activation. It is not a substitute for an independent encrypted backup.

Network mitigation on request

Network-edge DDoS mitigation is an on-request capability. Application rate limits and your own firewall remain part of a sensible setup.

PICK YOUR BASE SYSTEM

Start from a familiar Linux image.

Ubuntu 24.04 LTSUbuntu 22.04 LTSDebian 12 (Bookworm)Debian 11 (Bullseye)AlmaLinux 9Rocky Linux 9Fedora 40Alpine 3.20Arch Linux (rolling)
MAKE YOUR NEXT MOVE QUIETLY

Your infrastructure. Your identity stays yours.

Choose the resources you need. Keep the personal details you don’t need to share.

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