NovaVPSWhat no-KYC hosting actually means
No passport, no selfie, no phone. An email and password for delivery. Crypto only. Not a claim that we know nothing.
No-KYC hosting means the provider does not request identity documents or a phone number at signup. It does not remove account, payment, network, or legal-process metadata.
The term
KYC in this industry is borrowed from finance. A host that never sees a passport is no-KYC. If they take Visa, the KYC moved to Stripe. If they take only crypto, the exchange you used may still have KYC. That is upstream of us. Paying for a VPS with Bitcoin at a no-KYC host is two separate facts: we did not ID you, and we did not run a card processor.
What we collect
Email, invoices, transaction IDs, provision logs, 24h connection metadata. No traffic payloads. Details in the privacy policy. Dedicated and VPS use the same account object. There is no 'KYC at the dedicated tier' upsell.
Checkout
Email, then password, then a separate payment page. That is the whole signup. No utility bill. No selfie. No phone SMS. If a competitor asks for ID above a spend threshold, that is a different product even if they also list BTC.
Disposable email?
If it can receive the SSH mail, it works.
Do dedicated servers require ID?
No. Same no-KYC rule as VPS.
Primary sources
Network
Edge RTT
Uptime · 36h
Complaints · 36h