No-KYC VPS. No verification — not now, not later.

The entire signup is two fields. Pick a handle — quietfox works as well as any email address, and neither is verified — and a password, which is argon2id-hashed and unrecoverable by us. Instead of an email reset loop, you get eight recovery codes, displayed exactly once; any one of them resets your password if it's lost. That trade is deliberate: no inbox tied to the account means no inbox to subpoena, phish or leak.

From there, money: top up your balance with crypto, anywhere from $30.00 to $5,000.00, in 17 cryptocurrencies including Monero. Servers are then paid from that balance — pick a plan on the VPS page, choose one of 6 offshore regions, and root credentials land in your panel in about 15 min. At no point in this pipeline does a verification step exist to be triggered.

Skipping identity checks is a privacy position, not an invitation. The acceptable-use policy still applies to every anonymous account: spam campaigns, CSAM, malware command-and-control, phishing kits and attack launches are removed when we find them or when credible evidence reaches us — our own initiative, no court needed. Anonymity protects who you are; it has never protected what you do on the wire, and we don't pretend otherwise on this page or anywhere else.

The distinction matters because it keeps the platform alive. Hosts that wink at everything end up de-peered, blacklisted and raided, taking every customer down with them. Enforcing a narrow, explicit AUP is what lets the other guarantees — no identity, no processors, no ownership trail — hold for years instead of months.