A VPS without an ID upload.

What you do not have to provide

• No identity document, selfie or proof of address.
• No name or postal address.
• No email address. A contact address is optional.

What you do provide

• A configuration and payment in one of 11 supported coins.
• A saved access key, which is your only login.
• Compliance with the acceptable use policy. Not asking for an ID does not mean anything goes.

Why some hosts ask for ID and we do not

Identity checks are a company policy, not a technical requirement of renting a server. We would rather collect less data, so there is less to lose or hand over. That is a design choice, covered in privacy architecture. The trade-off is that we cannot recover an account if you lose the key.

Lawful use

Signing up without an ID is not illegal in itself in most places, but the rules differ by country and by use case. Read the legality guide. Abuse such as fraud, malware or attacks results in suspension, with or without a name on file.

What to expect at checkout

1. Pick the plan, region and term.
2. Choose a coin and network.
3. Optionally add a contact address for order updates.
4. Save the access key.
5. Pay and wait for confirmation.

How this compares with other approaches

Many hosts verify identity through documents, a phone number or a card. Others take crypto but still require an email address. AnonVPS keeps both optional. See the comparison hub for how published terms differ from other providers.

Common questions