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Anonymous VPS without handing over your passport

Sign up with an email, pick a username, pay with crypto and get a server. No ID upload, no proof of address, no selfie and no phone check. Here is exactly what we do and don't collect.

See Anonymous VPS plansWhat we collect
  • No ID, no KYC
  • Crypto payments only
  • Servers in Germany and the Netherlands

A typical host asks for

  • Full name(asked)
  • Home address(asked)
  • Phone (SMS check)(asked)
  • ID document(asked)
  • Selfie or liveness(asked)
  • Card on file(asked)
  • Email(asked)

GhostRDP asks for

  • Full name(not asked)
  • Home address(not asked)
  • Phone (SMS check)(not asked)
  • ID document(not asked)
  • Selfie or liveness(not asked)
  • Card on file(not asked)
  • Email(asked)

Ordinary reasons to sign up without an ID scan

Wanting privacy over your hosting account is a normal thing. It is not a free pass to break the rules, and we don't sell it as one.

Privacy-first individuals

You don't want a hosting account tied to your legal name, address and ID sitting in yet another company's database.

Journalists, researchers, activists

You work with sensitive sources or in regions where hosting under your real identity is a risk in itself.

Users in restrictive banking regions

Card issuers or local KYC rules make an ordinary signup impossible. Crypto and no-ID onboarding solve both at once.

Developers and sysadmins

You want a clean server for a side project, a test environment or a personal bastion, kept apart from your professional footprint.

What no KYC means here

Every host has to keep some data: an email for your invoices, a hashed password and a record that you own the server. That is the floor. This is exactly what we take and what we skip.

What we collect

  • A working email address
    Any provider. Aliases, Proton Mail, Tuta or a custom domain are all fine.
  • A username and password
    You choose both. No real name required.
  • A crypto payment
    Crypto keeps the payment side anonymous too.

What we never ask for

  • Government ID
    No passport, driver's license or national ID upload. Ever.
  • Proof of address
    No utility bill, no bank statement, no residence check.
  • Selfie or liveness check
    No webcam, no video verification, no biometrics.
  • Phone number
    No SMS or WhatsApp verification. Email is the only channel we need.
  • Real name on the account
    We never ask for a name. Your username can be anything.

Pay without a bank in the loop

Skipping the ID check only matters if the payment doesn't bring your name right back in. Cards do, crypto doesn't. Bitcoin, Monero, USDT and more are supported at checkout.

See all supported coins on the Crypto VPS page

  • Bitcoin (BTC)
  • Monero (XMR)
  • Tether (USDT)
  • USD Coin (USDC)
  • Litecoin (LTC)
  • Ethereum (ETH)

Every plan qualifies

There is no separate anonymous tier. Linux VPS, Windows RDP and custom builds all use the same no-ID checkout.

Honest answers

Still unsure? Our team answers on live chat and in tickets.

Is a no-KYC VPS actually legal?

Yes. There's no law in the US, UK, EU, or most other jurisdictions requiring a hosting provider to verify a customer's government ID at signup. That's a bank/exchange requirement, not a hosting one. What isn't legal, anywhere, is using the server to break the law. Our terms of service explicitly prohibit spam, malware distribution, CSAM, and network attacks. Anonymity at signup is not immunity for what you do with the server.

What information do you actually store on my account?

The email you signed up with, the username and password you chose (password is hashed), the plans you've ordered, the invoices (and their crypto transaction IDs, if you paid in crypto), and your support tickets. We do not collect ID documents, real names, phone numbers, or physical addresses. If you want to know what's on file, ask support and they'll pull the full record for you.

Can I still get support without giving my name?

Yes. Support is by email and ticket. We identify you by the account, not the person. If you open a ticket, the reply goes to the email on file. We never ask for ID as a condition of helping with a technical issue, a refund, a plan change, or anything else.

Is this the same as 'offshore' or 'bulletproof' hosting?

No, and we don't market as either. Offshore/bulletproof hosts typically promise to ignore abuse reports and copyright complaints. We don't do that. What we do is not require an identity check to sign up. If there's a legitimate abuse report against a server, we'll act on it under our terms.

How does paying in crypto fit in?

Anonymity at signup only helps if the payment doesn't drag your identity back in. Cards and bank transfers would carry your name into our records, so we only take crypto: Bitcoin, Monero, USDT, and the other coins on our checkout keep the payment leg identity-free too. See the Crypto VPS page for the full coin list and how invoicing works.

Which plans support anonymous signup?

All of them. Linux VPS, Windows RDP, custom builds, and the specialised plans (Streaming, SEO, Bot, Trading) all go through the same signup flow. Anonymous signup isn't a separate product tier. It's how our checkout works by default.

Can I use a temporary or throwaway email?

You can, but we don't recommend it. The email is how you'll receive invoices, password resets, and expiry notices. If you lose access to the mailbox, we can't verify you own the account with an ID document, because we never had one. Use an email you'll actually keep.

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