No-KYC hosting
Order dedicated servers or VPS without submitting identity documents — crypto payment, email invoicing, minimal data. KYC-free under $5,000/mo.
Best-fit dedicated plans
These are the closest stock plans in our catalogue for No-KYC hosting workloads. Fully customizable — port, storage, RAM, DDoS profile.
Xeon E5-2690 v3 · 128 GB · 10G
2× Intel® Xeon® E5-2690 v3 · 128 GB DDR4 ECC · 2× 512GB NVMe · 10 Gbit/s unmetered · DDoS-protected
Dual Xeon Gold 6138 · 128 GB · up to 100G
2× Intel® Xeon® Gold 6138 · 128 GB DDR4 ECC · 2× 1TB NVMe · 10/20/40/100 Gbit unmetered
Xeon Platinum 8168 · 256 GB · 4× NVMe
1× Intel® Xeon® Platinum 8168 · 256 GB DDR4 ECC · 4× 1.92TB NVMe · configurable bays
About No-KYC hosting
KYC ("know your customer") requirements force you to hand over government ID, proof of address and sometimes a selfie just to rent a server. For legitimate privacy-conscious operators that's excessive. Hostfory keeps it proportionate: no identity documents on crypto orders under $5,000/mo.
The full flow: pick a [dedicated](/dedicated) or [VPS](/vps) plan, choose crypto at checkout, provide a project name and email for the invoice, pay, receive access. No passport, no utility bill, no selfie. We collect the minimum data needed to bill and provide the service.
Above $5,000/mo we do require basic company verification — not because we want to, but because our upstream network peers and RIPE NCC impose abuse-handling obligations at that scale. For the vast majority of orders, that threshold is never reached.
To be explicit: no-KYC is about not over-collecting data from legitimate customers. It is not a shield for illegal activity. Our [AUP](/aup) applies to every account regardless of how you paid or what data you shared. We turn away dozens of prospects a year who mistake "no-KYC" for "anything goes" — it isn't.
Frequently asked questions
What is the no-KYC limit?
No identity documents required on crypto orders under $5,000/mo. Above that, basic company verification is required by our upstream/RIPE abuse-handling obligations.
Do card/PayPal payments require KYC?
Card and PayPal carry their own processor verification (Stripe 3DS etc.) — that is between you and the processor. Crypto avoids this entirely under the threshold.
Does no-KYC mean no rules?
No. Our AUP applies to every account. No-KYC means we do not over-collect your personal data — it does not permit illegal or harmful content.