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No-KYC VPS hosting
Configure a Linux VPS without an identity-document upload or named card payment. Choose from eight cryptocurrency payment methods; email remains optional.
At a glance
KYC describes identity verification. The SilentVPS account experience is designed around an alias and password rather than document scans, selfies, phone verification or a residential address. This keeps the requested information closely tied to operating a server.
What no-KYC means in this product
KYC describes identity verification. The SilentVPS account experience is designed around an alias and password rather than document scans, selfies, phone verification or a residential address. This keeps the requested information closely tied to operating a server.
No-KYC hosting and payment privacy solve different problems. A minimal signup does not erase information already associated with your wallet or exchange. Cryptocurrency payment also does not prevent an application from revealing personal details later.
Information involved in an order
Account and tracking
Chosen username, password hash and an order token. The password itself should never be stored in readable form.
Access and routing
Your submitted public SSH key or selected access method, plus server allocation information once provisioning is connected.
Payment state
Invoice amount, selected asset, confirmation status and the operational records required to reconcile the payment.
Optional contact
An email only if you choose to enter one. The production retention schedule remains to be supplied by the operator.
Identity fields left out of the flow
Civil identity
No legal-name or date-of-birth field.
Documents
No passport, national-ID or selfie upload.
Banking
No card-number or bank-account field.
Contact verification
No compulsory phone number, SMS check or residential address.
Understand your payment footprint
Cards introduce named financial intermediaries. The cryptocurrency networks supported by SilentVPS publish transactions on public ledgers. An account without identity-document fields does not make those transactions private or remove links to an exchange account.
Checkout offers BTC, native ETH, native SOL, LTC, native TRX on Tron, USDT on Tron or Ethereum, and USDC on Ethereum. Use only the exact asset, network, destination and amount shown on the invoice. Payment verification and server provisioning remain separate steps.
Keep the relationship pseudonymous
Use an alias you do not reuse on personal accounts. Protect the account password and the separate order token, and think before adding a notification address that identifies you. For server administration, use SSH keys and a connection method appropriate to your threat model.
A minimal account is useful for researchers, developers, self-hosters and operators of privacy infrastructure. It does not replace application security or decide what is lawful in every jurisdiction. The operator’s legal documents will be added separately.
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
What does no-KYC change in the signup?+
No document scan, selfie, phone verification, residential-address or card field is part of the account experience. You choose an alias and password and can leave email blank.
Does a cryptocurrency payment guarantee anonymity?+
No. The supported networks record transactions on public ledgers. Optional-email signup reduces the information requested by the host, but it does not erase wallet history, exchange records or identifiers your applications disclose.
Does no-KYC establish the legal terms of the service?+
No. It describes the account flow. The operator’s applicable legal documents and conditions will be supplied separately before production launch.
How do I manage an order without a civil identity?+
Sign into the pseudonymous dashboard, or use the separate order token for tracking. Protect both. A legal name cannot recover credentials when no legal-name record exists.
What information could be disclosed?+
Only information that exists can be produced. Minimal account fields reduce one category of data, while orders, billing and operational records remain separate. The production disclosure and retention process awaits the operator’s confirmed documents.
Does no-KYC also mean there are no server logs?+
No. Identity collection and activity retention are separate questions. Review the infrastructure retention boundary and the logs your applications write inside the guest.
A useful next step.
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