Questions? Open a ticket from your console — an engineer replies within one business day.
Privacy by design
No-KYC GPU servers: an email address and a crypto balance
Renting a dedicated H100 should not require a passport scan. We ask for an email address, take payment in Bitcoin, Ether or USDT, and keep the smallest record of you a billing system can work with — then hand you root on a single-tenant machine in under 10 minutes.
What we askAn emailplus a password, and an SSH key at checkout
Identity documentsNoneno ID, no selfie, no proof of address
Cards on fileNonepaid in BTC, ETH or USDT from a prepaid balance
No trackers, no third-party analytics
Single-tenant bare metal, root access
Drives cryptographically erased at the end of a plan
A rental needs a way to reach you, a way to get paid and a key to your server. Everything else is a liability we chose not to hold.
What an account needs
An email address — for invoices, renewal notices and the replies to your tickets.
A password — at least 10 characters; sessions can be reviewed and revoked from the console.
An SSH public key at checkout, installed for root on your server.
Optional: a name or alias, and a company name and VAT number if you want them on your invoices.
What we never ask for
A passport, ID card or driving licence — no KYC at sign-up, at checkout or later.
A selfie, a video call or a liveness check.
A proof of address, a phone number or a company registration document.
A card number or bank details: payment is Bitcoin, Ether or USDT only.
Records
What we keep, and for how long
Straight from the privacy policy. If it is not on this list, we do not have it.
Record
What it contains
Kept for
Account and invoices
Email address, the name or alias you give, optional company name and VAT number, the servers you rent
The contract, then 7 years — accounting law
Payments
Transaction IDs and the deposit addresses we generated for you — no card, no bank account
With the invoice records they belong to
Website and console logs
IP address and user agent of requests, for security and abuse prevention
30 days
Requests that do not become contracts
What you entered in an order form or a ticket
12 months
Your server's contents
Yours. We do not access them without your written consent unless the law requires it
Cryptographically erased when your plan ends
No advertising trackers, no third-party analytics scripts, no marketing cookies: the only cookie this site sets protects your session and its forms. We never sell personal data.
No KYC is not no rules
We do not check who you are; we do care what runs on our network. The acceptable use policy applies to every server, and our terms require compliance with applicable law — including export controls and sanctions.
Any lawful workload: training, inference, rendering, simulation, data processing, web services.
Never: attacks, unauthorised scanning or denial-of-service traffic, spam, phishing, malware, fraud, or content that is illegal or infringing.
Abuse reports are filed as Trust & safety tickets and acknowledged within 24 hours; credible ones are forwarded to the customer, who has 48 hours to respond.
Legal requests are honoured only when an authority with jurisdiction compels us, and we tell you unless the law forbids it.
Why we skipped KYC
A database of passports and card numbers is the most valuable thing a hosting company can lose. We would rather not have one: an email address and a funded balance are all a rental needs, and the crypto payment carries no personal data to leak.
What we check instead is behaviour — the same way a well-run network always has. A warning and a fix for a first minor issue, suspension for serious or repeated breaches, termination without refund for deliberate criminal use, and we always tell you what we found.
Yes. Every GPU on the price list — the H100 SXM at $1,249 a month, the B300 at $3,790, 8-GPU nodes from $7,990 — is rented with an email address and a crypto balance. There is no identity step before, during or after the order.
What do you need from me to open an account?
An email address and a password. At checkout you add an SSH public key for the server. A name or alias and, if you want them on your invoices, a company name and VAT number are optional.
Is a no-KYC GPU server legal?
Renting compute without an identity check is a choice about the data we collect, not an exemption from the law. Our terms require every customer to comply with the acceptable use policy and with applicable law, including export controls and sanctions, and abuse is handled the same way for every account.
Do you keep logs?
This website and the console keep the IP address and user agent of requests for 30 days, for security and abuse prevention. We do not run advertising trackers or third-party analytics, and we have no access to what runs on your server: we never log into it without your written consent unless the law requires it.
Do you share customer data with authorities?
Only when legally compelled by an authority with jurisdiction, and we notify the customer unless the law prohibits it (acceptable use policy, section 5). Because we never collect identity documents, there are none to hand over.
Can I get an invoice for my company?
Yes. Add a company name and a VAT number to your account and they appear on every invoice, issued in US dollars. Nothing has to be proven: invoices carry the name or alias you give us.
Which payment methods work without KYC?
All of them, because they are all cryptocurrency: Bitcoin, Ether and USDT on TRC-20 or ERC-20. We do not take cards or bank transfers, which is also why we never hold card numbers or bank details.
An email address is all it takes
Create an account, fund it in the coin you hold, and deploy a dedicated GPU server in under 10 minutes — no documents, no waiting for approval.