Frequently Asked Questions

Anonymous offshore hosting in 7 jurisdictions. VPS and dedicated servers with zero KYC, crypto-only payments, instant automated deploy.

No. Zero. No name, email, phone, or ID. Token-based access only. If you need anonymous phone verification for other services, check out.

Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Solana (SOL), and Tether (USDT). All payments are fully anonymous — no fiat, no KYC.

VPS: under 5 minutes. Dedicated: 15-60 minutes depending on config.

Depends on your threat model. Iceland and Switzerland for maximum legal protection. Moldova and Russia for lowest cost and western legal immunity. Netherlands for best network peering. For additional anonymity, consider using a when connecting to your server.

No. Zero traffic, connection, or DNS logs. Full disk encryption everywhere.

Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Solana (SOL) and Tether (USDT). These cover the largest user bases and the cheapest transaction fees. No fiat is accepted.

Not at this time. Monero support may be added later based on demand. You can still achieve strong privacy by swapping BTC/ETH to our checkout address via a no-KYC exchange.

Cryptocurrency payments are non-refundable by default. If you experience a verifiable SLA breach, service credits are applied to your account balance.

We store only the transaction hash and the amount, for accounting purposes. No wallet addresses are retained longer than needed for the payment flow.

Not directly. You can convert a prepaid card to cryptocurrency through a no-KYC service and then pay us in crypto.

Only for jurisdictions where DMCA has legal standing (none of ours). Iceland, Panama, Moldova, Romania, Switzerland and Russia do not enforce DMCA. The Netherlands is EU-based but historically tolerant.

Requests must go through the jurisdiction where the server physically resides. We publish a monthly warrant canary documenting the absence of secret orders. We cannot provide what we do not collect.

No traffic, connection, or DNS logs at the hypervisor level. The only operational data retained is payment transaction hashes and hardware health metrics (no user-attributable info).

No. Zero personal information required: no email, no name, no phone, no ID. Payment in crypto generates a unique access token that replaces all account credentials.

If you host personal data of EU/CA residents, your application has compliance obligations. Our infrastructure does not collect or process personal data, so ServPrivacy itself is not a GDPR/CCPA data controller.

KVM full hardware virtualization — not LXC or OpenVZ containers. Full kernel control, custom ISOs, nested virt, and any Linux/BSD/Windows OS work out of the box.

Yes. VPS and dedicated both support custom ISO upload: Whonix, Qubes (on dedi), pfSense, OpenBSD, custom builds — all supported.

Yes, an IPv6 /64 is included on every VPS and dedicated server.

VPS: under 5 minutes. Dedicated: 15 minutes to 1 hour depending on tier and ISO complexity.

L3/L4 DDoS filtering is enabled by default on every plan. For L7 DDoS (application layer), we recommend a Cloudflare-style CDN in front of your service.

Yes. Iceland has some of the strongest free speech and privacy protections in the world. It is not an EU member, so GDPR does not apply to server-side operations. DMCA requests have no legal basis in Icelandic law.

Panama has zero data retention requirements and no MLAT with most western nations. This means there is no legal mechanism for most foreign governments to compel Panamanian hosting providers to hand over data.

Yes. While less well-known than Iceland or Switzerland, Moldova offers solid infrastructure with European peering. Its light regulatory environment and low costs make it a strong value proposition for offshore hosting.

Yes. Romania's Constitutional Court has struck down data retention laws multiple times, creating strong legal precedent. Hosting providers in Romania are not required to retain user data, making it one of the most privacy-friendly EU members.

Switzerland offers the highest grade of legal protection, political neutrality, and infrastructure quality. Swiss data centers have some of the best uptime and power reliability globally. The premium price reflects the premium protection and performance.

The Netherlands offers the best network peering in Europe through AMS-IX. Sub-10ms latency to most of Western Europe, excellent bandwidth capacity, and a historically tolerant hosting environment.

No. DMCA, EU court orders, and US subpoenas have no legal standing in Russia. Russian hosting providers have no obligation to comply with western legal processes.

Yes, in every jurisdiction where we operate. Hosting providers are generally not legally required to collect customer identity (unlike banks or telecoms). Some countries impose such requirements, which is precisely why we do not operate in them.

It means we do not act on US DMCA notices. What you host is your responsibility under the local law of your chosen jurisdiction. We do not audit content proactively except for universal red lines (CSAM, active malware, phishing).

Bitcoin (BTC, native), Ethereum (ETH on mainnet), Solana (SOL) and Tether (USDT as ERC-20 on Ethereum). No XRP, no Doge, no Lightning at the moment.

Yes, globally. Renting infrastructure in a foreign country is entirely legal in every democratic jurisdiction. The legality of what you host on it is determined by the law of the hosting country — not your residence country, not US federal law.

Read our Privacy Policy — it is a technical document listing every data collection point (we have zero). Our signup flow is inspectable: no hidden analytics, no third-party script. You can monitor your own traffic to verify we make no unexpected calls.