Use case · survey of 10 November 2026
A VPS with no KYC is a server sold without an identity check. This page shows what the check usually covers, which hosts skip it, and what Gloamport asks instead.
Quick answer
Where can I buy a VPS with no KYC?
Gloamport sells a VPS with no KYC: Linux KVM servers from $3.74 a month on the 12-month term, ordered with a random account number and an optional email, and paid in crypto with Monero first. No name, address, phone number, card or identity document is asked at any step.
| What the survey checked | Result |
|---|---|
| Active crypto VPS hosts read | 42 |
| No identity document asked of customers | 28 hosts |
| Identity document asked in some cases | 11 hosts |
| Identity document asked of everyone | 1 host |
| Accept Monero | 26 hosts (62%) |
| Email address required at signup | 36 hosts |
| No email, or an optional one | 6 hosts |
| Full name required at signup | 13 hosts |
| Publish an official .onion address | 10 hosts |
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Source: Gloamport survey of 10 November 2026, read from each host’s public pages. Gloamport is not counted in these figures.
No KYC means the host does not verify who you are before it sells you a server. KYC stands for know your customer: the check where a company collects an ID document, a selfie or a proof of address.
A host can skip that check and still collect other personal data. According to Gloamport’s survey of 10 November 2026, 13 of 42 active crypto VPS hosts ask for a full name at signup, 9 for a postal address and 5 for a phone number. So a VPS with no KYC and a VPS that asks for nothing are two different things.
Most hosts in the survey do not ask every customer for one. Of the 42 active hosts, 28 state that no identity document is asked, 11 keep the right to ask in some cases and 1 asks every customer.
The “in some cases” group matters. VSYS Host, for example, says on its home page that you can register without KYC, while its terms of service reserve the right to request documents that prove you own the account you paid from. Read the terms, not only the home page.
Check five things on the host’s own pages before you pay.
The page on what makes a VPS privacy-focused applies the same criteria one by one.
An order asks for three things: a plan, a coin and, only if you want one, an email address. There is no name field, no postal address, no phone number, no card and no identity document anywhere in the process.
Your account is a random account number created on the spot. It is the only thing you need to sign in; an email address can be added later or never. No identity check, now or later: no ID upload, no selfie, no proof of address, no card and no phone number.
The product itself is plain: Linux virtual servers on KVM, ordered with nothing more than an account number and paid in crypto, with Monero first among the coins: root over SSH, NVMe storage, one IPv4 and an IPv6 /64 on every VPS. Every plan runs in Reykjavik (Iceland), Bucharest (Romania) and Amsterdam (Netherlands): every plan in every city, at the same price. A person on the team builds each VPS once its payment is confirmed. The dashboard shows the progress, then the IP address as soon as the VPS boots; 1 hour at most after the payment is confirmed; most VPS are running within a few minutes.
The price rule is written down. On the 12-month term, each plan costs at least 25% less than a named reference plan read on 10 November 2026: Ember against HostSailor “Mini Sailor” at $4.99 a month; Dusk against VSYS Host “VS-NVME1-2” at $7.00 a month; Gloam against VSYS Host “VS-NVME2-4” at $11.00 a month; Night against VSYS Host “VS-NVME4-8” at $18.00 a month; Aurora against AliasVPS “Pro” at $27.50 a month; Halo against AliasVPS “Scale” at $34.50 a month; Nebula against Servers.Guru “10Gbps VPS 16 vCPU/32 GB” at €49.99 ($56.06) a month; Zenith against Bit.Hosting “BitInfinity” at $155.00 a month. A reference is a plan with at least the same vCPU, RAM and disk, an IPv4 address included, billed one month at a time and not sold out, at one of the 38 VPS hosts in our survey that take crypto and do not ask every customer for an ID document; for each size it is the one with the smallest monthly price, and two of our plans never share one. We do not claim to be the cheapest at every size. Euro prices use 1 EUR = 1.1214 USD (ECB reference rate of 10 November 2026); the 1-month price is the 12-month monthly price divided by 0.5.
It makes the payment less public, not invisible. Monero hides the sender, the receiver and the amount of a payment by default. Bitcoin, USDT and the other coins are public ledgers: anyone who links an address to you can see what it paid and when. The Monero Project states that the sender, receiver and amount of every Monero transaction are hidden.
That does not end the story. Monero keeps a payment off the public record, but not out of your account: Gloamport still links your orders, the IP addresses of your VPS and the transaction ID you declare to your account number. A VPS with no KYC is private in one narrow way: the host does not hold your name or your ID. Know the limits of a no-KYC VPS before you rely on it. The payment steps are on How do I buy a VPS with Monero (XMR)?
Pick by the one fact you cannot give up.
The full lists are on which VPS hosts accept Monero and the best no-KYC VPS in 2026.
Ember $3.74, Dusk $5.25, Gloam $8.25, Night $13.50, Aurora $20.62, Halo $25.87, Nebula $42.04 and Zenith $116.25 a month on the 12-month term ($7.48, $10.50, $16.50, $27.00, $41.24, $51.74, $84.08 and $232.50 a month on 1 or 3 months; plans under $15 a month (Ember and Dusk) are sold for 3 months at least). Pay for 1 month, 3 months, 6 months (20% off) or 12 months (50% off) at a time; plans under $15 a month (Ember and Dusk) are sold for 3 months at least. A term costs the monthly price times its months, minus its discount, rounded down to the cent: Gloam is $16.50 for 1 month, $49.50 for 3, $79.20 for 6 and $99.00 for 12, and Dusk is $31.50 for 3 months or $63.00 for 12. A renewal repeats the term of your order at the same price unless you choose another term for the next one in your dashboard.
Ember · 1 vCPU · 1 GB RAM
$7.48
$22.44 for 3 months
$7.48 a month
$22.44 for 3 months
$5.98 a month
$35.90 for 6 months
$3.74 a month
$44.88 for 1 year
6 months $35.90 (−20%)1 year $44.88 (−50%)
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Dusk · 1 vCPU · 2 GB RAM
$10.50
$31.50 for 3 months
$10.50 a month
$31.50 for 3 months
$8.40 a month
$50.40 for 6 months
$5.25 a month
$63 for 1 year
6 months $50.40 (−20%)1 year $63 (−50%)
Gloam · 2 vCPU · 4 GB RAM
$16.50
$16.50 a month
$49.50 for 3 months
$13.20 a month
$79.20 for 6 months
$8.25 a month
$99 for 1 year
3 months $49.506 months $79.20 (−20%)1 year $99 (−50%)
Night · 4 vCPU · 8 GB RAM
$27
$27 a month
$81 for 3 months
$21.60 a month
$129.60 for 6 months
$13.50 a month
$162 for 1 year
3 months $816 months $129.60 (−20%)1 year $162 (−50%)
Aurora · 8 vCPU · 16 GB RAM
$41.24
$41.24 a month
$123.72 for 3 months
$32.99 a month
$197.95 for 6 months
$20.62 a month
$247.44 for 1 year
3 months $123.726 months $197.95 (−20%)1 year $247.44 (−50%)
Halo · 12 vCPU · 32 GB RAM
$51.74
$51.74 a month
$155.22 for 3 months
$41.39 a month
$248.35 for 6 months
$25.87 a month
$310.44 for 1 year
3 months $155.226 months $248.35 (−20%)1 year $310.44 (−50%)
Nebula · 16 vCPU · 32 GB RAM
$84.08
$84.08 a month
$252.24 for 3 months
$67.26 a month
$403.58 for 6 months
$42.04 a month
$504.48 for 1 year
3 months $252.246 months $403.58 (−20%)1 year $504.48 (−50%)
Zenith · 32 vCPU · 64 GB RAM
$232.50
$232.50 a month
$697.50 for 3 months
$186 a month
$1,116 for 6 months
$116.25 a month
$1,395 for 1 year
3 months $697.506 months $1,116 (−20%)1 year $1,395 (−50%)
In every plan: No KYC, email optional · Root over SSH · NVMe storage · IPv4 + IPv6 /64 · Full KVM · No setup fee
It is a virtual private server sold without an identity check. The host does not collect an ID document, a selfie or a proof of address before it delivers the server.
Yes, at some hosts. Gloamport makes the email optional, and the survey found 6 hosts with no email or an optional one. Without an email, nobody can send you back a lost account number.
Selling a server without an ID check is not the issue in itself. What you run on it still has to follow the host’s rules: Not allowed: spam and bulk email, phishing, malware and botnet control, DDoS and every other attack, scanning or brute-forcing systems you do not own, booter and stresser services, carding and fraud, child sexual abuse material, cryptocurrency mining, and any service to sanctioned people or companies.
People and companies from Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Syria, Russia, Belarus, China, Yemen and Western Sahara, and from the occupied regions of Ukraine, cannot use the service. Accounts are for people aged 18 or over.
1 hour at most after the payment is confirmed; most VPS are running within a few minutes. A person on the team builds each VPS once the payment is confirmed.
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