# SilentVPS

> SilentVPS is a private VPS hosting project with pseudonymous accounts, optional email and a cryptocurrency-payment catalogue. This public website does not establish production server availability.

SilentVPS has four target VPS configurations with monthly and annual billing, an account flow with optional email, and eight cryptocurrency payment methods configured on the website. Use the catalogue facts to compare resources and networks. Production infrastructure, automatic transaction detection and server provisioning still require connection and validation.

```json
{
    "language": "en",
    "status": "operator_verification_required",
    "account": {
        "identity_document_field": false,
        "email_required": false
    },
    "operational_evidence": {
        "infrastructure_availability": "not_verified",
        "payment_detection": "not_verified",
        "server_provisioning": "not_verified"
    },
    "plans": 4,
    "payment_methods": 8,
    "assets": 7
}
```

## Compare the resources and the full billing amount

- [Private VPS hosting and crypto payments](<https://silentvps.com/index.html.md>): Compare SilentVPS plans, monthly and annual billing, optional-email accounts and crypto payment networks. Read the catalogue facts and practical self-hosting guides.
- [Private VPS pricing: monthly and annual plans](<https://silentvps.com/pricing.html.md>): Compare four private VPS plans from $13 to $118 a month, with CPU, RAM, NVMe and transfer details. Annual billing saves 30% on the twelve-month total.
- [Private VPS features: root, KVM, NVMe and crypto](<https://silentvps.com/features.html.md>): Review the planned SilentVPS features: pseudonymous accounts, root access, KVM, NVMe, IPv4 and IPv6. See what is specified and what needs verification.
- [Affordable anonymous VPS: choose the right resources](<https://silentvps.com/cheap-anonymous-vps.html.md>): Compare affordable private VPS configurations from $13 a month. Weigh CPU, RAM, NVMe, transfer and the 30% annual discount against your workload.
- [SilentVPS facts: plans, payments and service status](<https://silentvps.com/vps-facts.html.md>): Check all four VPS catalogue plans, monthly and annual prices, eight configured crypto methods and the features still awaiting production validation.
- [VPS monthly or annual billing: compare the full cost](<https://silentvps.com/vps-billing-explained.html.md>): Compare monthly VPS payments with a full annual amount over your expected use. Understand USD pricing, crypto quotes and the existing refund conditions.
- [VPS sizing calculator: RAM, CPU, storage and bandwidth](<https://silentvps.com/vps-sizing-calculator.html.md>): Enter your resource requirements to compare the four SilentVPS catalogue plans. Convert a monthly transfer allowance into an average data rate, and understand what the result can and cannot tell you.
- [KVM VPS and root access: control, isolation and limits](<https://silentvps.com/kvm-vps-root-access.html.md>): Understand what a KVM virtual machine and Linux root access let you manage, which controls remain with the provider, and what to verify before choosing a private VPS.

## Understand what a private account does

- [Anonymous VPS: accounts, payments and privacy](<https://silentvps.com/anonymous-vps.html.md>): Understand anonymous VPS hosting, optional email, crypto payments and private administration. Compare the account model with the limits of server anonymity.
- [No-KYC VPS hosting](<https://silentvps.com/no-kyc-vps.html.md>): Configure a Linux VPS without an identity-document upload or named card payment. Choose from eight cryptocurrency payment methods; email remains optional.
- [No-logs VPS: records, retention and limits](<https://silentvps.com/no-logs-vps.html.md>): Understand a no-logs VPS claim: account records, payment state, host telemetry and guest logs are different. Learn what to verify in a retention policy.
- [Private VPS accounts, payments and data practices](<https://silentvps.com/privacy-and-data.html.md>): Distinguish signup with optional email from crypto payment records, essential sessions, server logs and the applications you run. Read the current SilentVPS privacy policy.
- [Buy a VPS privately: from browsing to first login](<https://silentvps.com/blog/how-to-buy-vps-anonymously.html.md>): Use a private VPS purchase checklist covering network access, signup details, email, payment and first login. Understand the limits at every stage.
- [What is no-logs hosting? Audit the actual records](<https://silentvps.com/blog/what-is-no-logs-hosting.html.md>): Evaluate a no-logs hosting claim by separating account, billing, network, host and guest records. Ask for specific retention periods and verification.
- [Operate a private VPS: credentials, updates, backups](<https://silentvps.com/blog/how-to-run-a-server-anonymously.html.md>): Maintain a privately acquired VPS with separate credentials, careful administration, updates and tested backups. Avoid identity links in your applications.

## Select the correct crypto asset and network

- [Anonymous VPS with BTC, USDT and more](<https://silentvps.com/anonymous-vps-bitcoin-usdt.html.md>): Checkout offers eight methods across Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, Litecoin, Tron and supported stablecoin networks. Your account uses an alias, with email optional. Check the asset and network on the invoice; payment verification and server provisioning are separate steps.
- [Hong Kong VPS with crypto: region and routing](<https://silentvps.com/hong-kong-vps-crypto.html.md>): Explore Hong Kong in the planned SilentVPS location catalogue. Evaluate audience routing, crypto payment options and resource needs before deployment.
- [VPS crypto payment networks: TRX, USDT, BTC and more](<https://silentvps.com/vps-crypto-payment-networks.html.md>): Check whether an asset and blockchain pair appears in the SilentVPS checkout configuration. Native TRX and USDT on Tron are separate assets, even when the destination account can receive both.
- [Pay for a VPS with crypto: an invoice checklist](<https://silentvps.com/blog/how-to-pay-for-a-vps-with-crypto.html.md>): Prepare your wallet, select the exact payment network, check the invoice and protect your order reference after sending.
- [Why SilentVPS uses crypto payments](<https://silentvps.com/blog/why-we-use-crypto-payments.html.md>): Understand the eight payment methods, the public transaction record and how payment privacy differs from account privacy.
- [Protect your crypto wallet before paying for hosting](<https://silentvps.com/blog/protect-your-crypto-wallet.html.md>): Keep recovery material private, prepare the correct network and review the destination and recipient amount before a hosting payment.
- [SilentVPS crypto checkout: network, invoice and status](<https://silentvps.com/blog/crypto-vps-checkout-guide.html.md>): Follow configuration, method selection and the dedicated invoice page. Check exact networks, amount, expiry and the current payment-verification limits.

## Prepare the service you will administer

- [VPS for a Tor relay or bridge: requirements](<https://silentvps.com/vps-for-tor-relay.html.md>): Plan a non-exit Tor relay or bridge on a VPS. Check transfer limits, ports, maintenance and provider permissions before choosing a server configuration.
- [Onion hosting: run a private Tor service](<https://silentvps.com/onion-hosting.html.md>): Learn how an onion service differs from a Tor relay. Plan the application, local endpoint, keys and access controls for a service hosted on your VPS.
- [WireGuard VPS: private VPN planning and logs](<https://silentvps.com/no-logs-wireguard-vps.html.md>): Plan a personal WireGuard VPN on a VPS. Understand endpoint trust, keys, firewall rules and retention boundaries before making a no-logs assumption.
- [Private seedbox VPS: storage and transfer planning](<https://silentvps.com/anonymous-seedbox-vps.html.md>): Plan a private seedbox with storage, monthly transfer, secure remote access and application maintenance. Check permissions before selecting a VPS tier.
- [Private self-hosting VPS: mail, files and vaults](<https://silentvps.com/private-self-hosting-vps.html.md>): Choose a VPS for private mail, file synchronization or a password vault. Compare resource needs, secure access, backups and responsibility for maintenance.
- [VPS migration checklist: backups, DNS, TLS and rollback](<https://silentvps.com/blog/vps-migration-checklist.html.md>): A practical migration sequence for a self-hosted application: inventory, consistent backups, a tested destination, controlled writes, DNS cutover and a restore path.
- [Manage a VPS over Tor: SSH and onion access](<https://silentvps.com/blog/manage-your-vps-over-tor.html.md>): Explore Tor-based VPS administration with SSH examples, proxy settings and onion endpoints. Protect credentials and verify the management path before use.
- [Run a Tor relay on a VPS: planning and maintenance](<https://silentvps.com/blog/run-a-tor-relay-on-a-vps.html.md>): Plan a non-exit Tor relay or bridge with bandwidth limits, configuration examples and health checks. Confirm provider permission and keep it maintained.
- [Self-host WireGuard: keys, firewall and retention](<https://silentvps.com/blog/self-host-a-no-log-wireguard-vpn.html.md>): Plan a personal WireGuard endpoint with secure keys, routing, firewall rules and recovery. Understand what a no-log VPN setup can and cannot control.
- [Self-hosted email VPS: DNS and deliverability](<https://silentvps.com/blog/clean-ip-vps-for-self-hosted-email.html.md>): Check a VPS for private email: mail ports, reverse DNS, SPF, DKIM, DMARC and address reputation. Plan backups without assuming guaranteed delivery.
- [Self-host a password vault: access and backups](<https://silentvps.com/blog/self-host-bitwarden-on-anonymous-vps.html.md>): Plan a private password vault on a VPS with TLS, registration controls, updates and tested backups. Distinguish Bitwarden from community Vaultwarden.

## Private VPS or conventional hosting: compare

- [Private VPS or conventional hosting: compare](<https://silentvps.com/comparison.html.md>): Compare private VPS hosting with conventional accounts: identity fields, crypto payments, retention, recovery and workload requirements before choosing.
- [Offshore VPS locations and crypto payments](<https://silentvps.com/offshore-vps.html.md>): The planned location catalogue spans Europe, the Caribbean, the Indian Ocean and Asia-Pacific. Keep the same four configurations and pricing while selecting the region suited to your audience.
- [Compare anonymous VPS providers: a practical checklist](<https://silentvps.com/best-anonymous-vps-providers.html.md>): Compare privacy-oriented VPS providers by signup, payment, isolation, location and retention. Read official specifications instead of relying on rankings.
- [Njalla VPS alternative: compare requirements](<https://silentvps.com/njalla-alternative.html.md>): Compare the planned SilentVPS catalogue with Njalla's published VPS information. Review resources, signup, payments and location before choosing a host.

## Resources

- [About SilentVPS: a privacy-focused VPS project](<https://silentvps.com/about.html.md>): Infrastructure should not ask for more personal information than it needs. SilentVPS starts from that idea, with pseudonymous accounts and a crypto-first catalogue.
- [Contact SilentVPS: support channels and questions](<https://silentvps.com/contact.html.md>): Use the form for account, payment, refund or privacy questions. Include only the information needed to understand your request.
- [Private VPS, crypto payments and self-hosting guides](<https://silentvps.com/blog/index.html.md>): Practical guides covering private VPS purchases, crypto payment networks, SSH, Tor, WireGuard and self-hosting, with operational assumptions and official references.
- [Private VPS resources: prices, privacy and crypto checkout](<https://silentvps.com/resources.html.md>): Compare VPS resources and billing, understand the private account model, choose the correct crypto network and prepare self-hosted services with SilentVPS guides.

## Official references

- [Tor Project: relay checks after installation](<https://community.torproject.org/relay/setup/post-install/>)
- [Tor Project: bridge setup](<https://community.torproject.org/relay/setup/bridge/>)
- [Tor Project: onion service setup](<https://community.torproject.org/onion-services/setup/>)
- [Tor Project: onion service client authentication](<https://community.torproject.org/onion-services/advanced/client-auth/>)
- [WireGuard quick start](<https://www.wireguard.com/quickstart/>)
- [Bitwarden: self-host an organization](<https://bitwarden.com/help/self-host-an-organization/>)
- [Vaultwarden: backing up your vault](<https://github.com/dani-garcia/vaultwarden/wiki/Backing-up-your-vault>)
- [Njalla: official VPS specifications](<https://njal.la/servers/>)
- [1984 Hosting: official VPS specifications](<https://1984.hosting/product/vps/>)
- [Kyun: official hosting website](<https://kyun.sh/>)
- [Njalla: payment and signup FAQ](<https://njal.la/faq/>)
- [Bitcoin.org: privacy and transaction traceability](<https://bitcoin.org/en/protect-your-privacy>)
- [Docker container statistics](<https://docs.docker.com/reference/cli/docker/container/stats/>)
- [Tron accounts and keys](<https://developers.tron.network/docs/account>)
- [Tron TRC-20 standard](<https://developers.tron.network/docs/trc20>)
- [KVM project overview](<https://www.linux-kvm.org/page/Main_Page>)
- [libvirt domain configuration](<https://libvirt.org/formatdomain.html>)
- [QEMU system security](<https://www.qemu.org/docs/master/system/security.html>)
- [SQLite Online Backup API](<https://www.sqlite.org/backup.html>)
- [SQLite write-ahead logging](<https://www.sqlite.org/wal.html>)
- [curl manual: hostname resolution overrides](<https://curl.se/docs/manpage.html>)
- [ACME challenge types](<https://letsencrypt.org/docs/challenge-types/>)
- [rsync manual](<https://download.samba.org/pub/rsync/rsync.1>)
- [Ethereum: wallet security and transaction review](<https://ethereum.org/security/>)
- [Bitcoin: securing your wallet and backups](<https://bitcoin.org/en/secure-your-wallet>)
- [IETF RFC 9989: DMARC](<https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc9989>)

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- [Private VPS resources: prices, privacy and crypto checkout](<https://silentvps.com/llms-full.txt>)
- [Read the public facts as JSON](<https://silentvps.com/api/public-facts>)

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