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Anonymous Crypto VPS Pay with Bitcoin, Monero and more — no ID check

Every VPS, dedicated server and hosting plan can be paid in cryptocurrency, and none of them needs an ID document: sign-up asks for an e-mail address, a name and a postal address for the invoice. You pay the euro invoice on a Cryptomus payment page, and the server is set up automatically once the payment is confirmed — no manual review in between.

  • BTC · ETH · USDT · LTC · XMR
  • No ID check
  • Invoiced in euro
  • Automatic setup

From€4.99/mo

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Crypto checkout

Paid through Cryptomus

Coins
BTC, ETH, USDT, LTC, XMR and more
ID check
None
Invoice currency
EUR
Payment window
12 hours
Minimum top-up
€5
After confirmation
Linux in about a minute, Windows in a few

01Coins

Which cryptocurrencies you can pay with

Bitcoin, Ethereum, USDT, Litecoin, Monero and more. The invoice is always in euro; on the payment page you choose the coin and the network, and the amount is converted at that moment.

Bitcoin (BTC)

The default choice. Bitcoin blocks arrive about every ten minutes on average, so a BTC payment is usually the slowest of these to confirm.

Bitcoin VPS

Ethereum (ETH)

Confirms considerably faster than Bitcoin. Check the network on the payment page before you send.

Tether (USDT)

A dollar stablecoin, so its value does not move while the payment confirms. Send it on exactly the network the payment page names.

Litecoin (LTC)

Shorter block times than Bitcoin and low network fees — a common choice for small invoices.

Monero (XMR)

The private choice: sender, receiver and amount do not show on the public chain. A new block arrives about every two minutes.

Monero VPS

And more

The payment page lists every other coin and network Cryptomus offers at the moment you pay.

Whatever you choose, send on the network the payment page shows — a transfer on another network may never arrive. Every plan can be paid by card, PayPal or crypto (Bitcoin, Ethereum, USDT, Litecoin, Monero and more), at the same price.

02No KYC

No KYC: what we ask for — and what we never ask for

No ID document, ever. This is everything sign-up asks for, and why.

What sign-up asks for

An e-mail address, your name, a password and a postal address with the country. The invoice is issued to that address, and the country sets the VAT rate.

What we never ask for

An ID card, a passport or a driving licence, a selfie, a video call or a phone number. Nothing you enter is verified.

Where privacy ends

No server is invisible: it has a public IP address, it runs under the law of the country it stands in, and the Acceptable Use Policy applies however you paid. Our guide to anonymous VPS hosting spells out the limits.

Comparing hosts? No-KYC VPS providers compared puts our sign-up, coins and refunds next to six other hosts, every fact taken from their own pages. One to one: VMHeaven vs PrivateAlps, AlexHost, Aeza and UltaHost.

03Monero

Monero VPS: pay in XMR

Monero is the coin to pick when the payment itself should stay private. It goes through the same checkout as every other coin.

Private on the chain

A Bitcoin payment can be traced from address to address. A Monero transaction shows nobody reading the chain who sent it, who received it or how much it was.

Same checkout, same price

Choose Monero on the Cryptomus page for your euro invoice. No surcharge and no separate product: every plan on this site can be paid in XMR.

Send from your own wallet

Pay from a wallet you control, not straight from an exchange account — an exchange withdrawal ties the payment to the identity you verified there. Our step-by-step guide walks through it.

Steps, confirmation and what stays private when you pay in XMR: Monero VPS.

04Timeline

From payment to running server

What happens between choosing crypto at checkout and logging in to your server.

  1. 01

    Order and invoice

    Choose a plan and a location and pick Cryptocurrency at checkout. The panel creates a euro invoice for the order. Sign-up asks for your name and a postal address, because every order gets a proper invoice — never for an ID document.

  2. 02

    Pay on the payment page

    You are taken to the Cryptomus payment page for that invoice. Choose coin and network and send the amount shown. The page stays valid for 12 hours.

  3. 03

    Network confirmation

    Cryptomus marks the payment as paid once the blockchain has confirmed it. This is the only wait in the process, and it depends on the coin: minutes on fast networks, longer for Bitcoin.

  4. 04

    Automatic setup

    When the payment is reported paid, the panel checks it with Cryptomus, books it against the invoice and starts provisioning. A Linux VPS is typically online about a minute later and a Windows one within a few minutes; an in-stock dedicated server ships within hours.

05Plans

Two lines to start with

Standard KVM for everyday workloads in Amsterdam, DMCA Ignored KVM for projects that need a relaxed takedown policy — in Amsterdam and Frankfurt.

Standard KVM

Intel · DDR4 ECC

The general-purpose line: the most vCores per euro, from 2 to 32 across nine sizes.

Amsterdam In stockFrankfurt Sold out
PlanvCoresRAMStorageAmsterdam
STANDARD KVM 124 GB DDR420 GB€4.99/mo
STANDARD KVM 248 GB DDR440 GB€9.99/mo
STANDARD KVM 3612 GB DDR460 GB€14.99/mo
All 9 Standard KVM plans

DMCA Ignored KVM

Intel · DDR4 ECC

Standard KVM hardware with a relaxed takedown policy: a US DMCA notice has no legal force here, and the Acceptable Use Policy still applies.

Amsterdam In stockFrankfurt from €8.99In stock
PlanvCoresRAMStorageAmsterdam
DMCA KVM 124 GB DDR420 GB€5.99/mo
DMCA KVM 248 GB DDR440 GB€11.99/mo
DMCA KVM 3612 GB DDR460 GB€18.99/mo
All 9 DMCA Ignored KVM plans

The same checkout sells every other line: Hi-CPU KVM, Pentesting KVM and the dedicated servers. Need Windows? Windows RDP paid in crypto runs on these same plans. Choosing a location? VPS in the Netherlands compares all four lines in Amsterdam. VPS in Germany shows what Frankfurt sells.

06Edge cases

Too little, too much, too late — and refunds

A crypto payment does not always match the invoice to the cent. This is what happens to your money in each case.

Sent too little

The invoice stays open, and the payment page lets you send the rest as long as it is still valid. Paying from an exchange? Make sure the amount that arrives after its withdrawal fee is the full amount.

Sent too much

The invoice is paid and the order goes through as normal. Write to support with the invoice number, and the difference is added to your account balance.

Paid after the window

A payment page that expires unpaid after 12 hours cancels its invoice. Coins that still arrive afterwards are not lost: the payment is held for review, and support applies it to your account.

Refunds

A refund is issued as credit on your VMHeaven account, never as a transfer back to a wallet. Credit pays for any service, any upgrade and any renewal.

Top up once, renew from credit

Add funds in crypto from €5. With auto-renew switched on, a service renews from your balance 24 hours before it expires — no new transaction every month.

Longer terms cost less

Prepay up to 12 months and the monthly rate drops by up to 15%. One crypto payment then covers the whole term.

Refunds as account credit are part of our Terms of Service (section 07) and apply to every payment method, not only to crypto.

07What's allowed

What's allowed on this plan

Paying in crypto changes none of the rules: each KVM line keeps its own, and the Acceptable Use Policy applies however you paid.

DMCA notices

Depends on the line

Ignored on DMCA Ignored KVM only: there, US DMCA notices are filed and not forwarded to you. On every other line they are handled like any other abuse report under the Acceptable Use Policy.

Scanning

Pentesting KVM only

zmap, masscan and web scraping are allowed on Pentesting KVM, against systems you own or have written permission to test. Standard and Hi-CPU KVM do not allow scanning; DMCA Ignored KVM does not include it in its policy, so ask support first.

Always prohibited

On every plan

CSAM, weapons and drugs, malware and botnets, phishing and fraud, spam (unsolicited bulk e-mail), anything that gets the range blacklisted, and anything else illegal under German law. Any of it can end the service without notice and without a refund.

Refunds

As account credit

Once your server is set up, the right of withdrawal lapses; goodwill refunds are paid only as VMHeaven account credit, never as cash or a bank transfer.

The full rules are in our Acceptable Use Policy; refunds are section 07 of the Terms of Service.

08FAQ

Paying for a VPS with crypto: questions

Everything you need to know before deploying — and a human if you need more.

Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Tether (USDT), Litecoin (LTC), Monero (XMR) and more — the Cryptomus payment page lists every coin and network on offer when you pay. The invoice itself is always in euro.

Yes. Pick Cryptocurrency at checkout and choose Monero (XMR) on the Cryptomus payment page. The invoice stays in euro, the price is the same as with any other method, and the server is set up automatically once the payment is confirmed.

Provisioning starts as soon as the payment is confirmed on the blockchain. A Linux VPS is typically online about a minute after that; Windows Server needs a few minutes for its first boot. The longest wait is usually the confirmation itself: minutes on fast networks, longer for Bitcoin.

If you send too little, the invoice stays open and you can send the rest on the same payment page while it is valid. If you send too much, the order goes through and support adds the difference to your account balance.

Refunds are made as credit on your VMHeaven account, which pays for any service or renewal. Coins are not sent back to a wallet.

Yes. Pay each renewal invoice in crypto, or top up your balance from €5 and let auto-renew take the renewal from credit 24 hours before the service expires.

No. Sign-up asks for an e-mail address, your name, a password and a postal address with the country — the invoice is issued to that address, and the country sets the VAT rate. We never ask for an ID document, a selfie or a phone number, and nothing you enter is verified.

No. Our price is the same for every payment method. What your wallet or exchange charges to send the transaction comes on top.

Some, and we say which. We keep your account and billing data — name, e-mail address, billing and payment details — for as long as you have an account, and we record login times, resource usage (CPU, RAM, storage) and technical data such as your IP address, browser and device. Monitoring data is kept only as long as operation, abuse prevention and security need it. Packet contents and traffic data are not collected, analysed or stored. So VMHeaven is not a “no-logs” host: the Privacy Policy (§03, §07, §13) and the Terms of Service (§12) list it in full.

German law governs your contract with us (Terms of Service, §21). The server itself stands under the law of its location — Dutch law in Amsterdam, German law in Frankfurt — and the GDPR covers the personal data we hold, since both countries are in the EU. Paying in crypto changes none of that.

A server that has expired is generally kept for 7 days; after that it may be deleted for good, with everything on it (Terms of Service, §18; Privacy Policy, §07). Back up what you need before the term ends. Your account and billing data stay as long as you have an account, and if you ask for deletion they are deleted within the statutory retention periods.

What the Acceptable Use Policy forbids on every line, however you paid: CSAM, malware and botnets, phishing and fraud, weapons and drugs, and spam that gets a range blacklisted. US DMCA notices are ignored on DMCA Ignored KVM only, and scanning is allowed on Pentesting KVM only — the block above sums it up, the Acceptable Use Policy has the full text.

A VPN for yourself, yes: the Acceptable Use Policy names VPNs, proxies and privacy tools for personal use as permitted, on every line. A Tor middle relay or a bridge is the kind of relay to run on Standard and Hi-CPU KVM — open a short ticket first, so support can confirm that your plan's fair-use traffic fits what you want to donate; our Tor relay guide walks through the setup. An exit relay is a separate question: ask support before you set one up.

09Use cases & related

Related plans and guides

Other servers we run for neighbouring jobs, each with its starting price, and three guides worth reading before you order.

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