Monero VPS — buy a server and pay with XMR (no email, no KYC)

Pay in XMR — payments are processed by OxaPay, a payment processor
Monero is our first-class coin; no email and no KYC on our side
Order with a 32-character ID; an email is optional and never required
Manage and pay from the .onion panel, no JavaScript needed
Hourly or monthly billing; top up a prepaid balance in XMR

Why pay for a VPS in Monero

Bitcoin is a public ledger: anyone can trace a payment back through an exchange that knows your identity. Monero is private by default — amounts, senders and recipients are hidden on-chain. For a server you want to keep separate from your legal identity, that difference is the whole point.

We keep Monero first-class. When you order, payment is processed by OxaPay, a payment processor. You pay in XMR, the payment confirms, and the server is provisioned. We never ask for your name or email, so on our side there is nothing tying the order to your identity. Self-hosted BTCPay with native Monero — our own monero-wallet-rpc deriving a fresh subaddress per order, removing the intermediary — is on our roadmap.

How the anonymous Monero checkout works

Choose a plan. No account needed. You can create a pseudonymous one later if you want a dashboard.
Get your order ID. Checkout returns a 32-character random token. This is your account for that order — save it. An email is optional; a disposable one is fine.
Pay the address. We show a unique XMR address and amount. Pay from any wallet. The .onion checkout works without JavaScript.
Get provisioned. On confirmation the webhook triggers provisioning. Manage the server from the panel over Tor or clearnet.

Keep your 32-character order ID somewhere safe. Because we don’t hold your email or name, that token is how you — and only you — prove the order is yours.

What Monero payment does and doesn’t hide

Monero hides the on-chain details of your payment. It does not magically anonymise everything else: connect over Tor or a VPN if your network path matters, and treat the server itself with normal OPSEC. We help where we can — a .onion panel, no email requirement, no logs beyond what the no-logs policy states — but privacy is a chain, and the parts you control matter too.

Monero-first, not Monero-only

XMR is our first-class rail, but you can also pay in Bitcoin and Lightning, or in USDT (TRC-20) and Litecoin — all processed by OxaPay. See the full walkthrough in how to pay with Monero.

Plans

Plans you can pay for in Monero

Nano

Tor relay, WireGuard, small nodes

$5 /mo

CPU 1 vCPU
RAM 2 GB
SSD 25 GB NVMe
NET 2 TB transfer

Choose Nano

Standard

Self-hosting, Nextcloud, trading bots

$12 /mo

CPU 2 vCPU
RAM 4 GB
SSD 60 GB NVMe
NET 4 TB transfer

Choose Standard

Pro

Monero/Bitcoin nodes, heavier workloads

$24 /mo

CPU 4 vCPU
RAM 8 GB
SSD 120 GB NVMe
NET 8 TB transfer

Choose Pro

Max

Seedbox, multi-service, teams

$48 /mo

CPU 8 vCPU
RAM 16 GB
SSD 240 GB NVMe
NET 16 TB transfer

Choose Max

Prices are per month billed monthly. Commit longer and save — 10% off 6 months · 20% off 12 months.

Pay with XMR · BTC · BTC-LN · USDT · LTC. No email required to order.

Prices are illustrative pending launch. See the full breakdown on pricing.

Frequently asked questions

Do you accept Monero natively or through a processor?

Through a processor today: payments are processed by OxaPay. You still pay in XMR, and we never ask for your name, email, or identity. Self-hosted native Monero — our own monero-wallet-rpc issuing a unique subaddress per order, removing the intermediary — is on our roadmap.

How do you match a Monero payment to my order without logs?

Each order gets its own payment address, so an incoming payment maps to exactly one order ID. We do not need — or ask for — your name, email, or IP to do this. The link exists only between the payment and your order token.

Can I get a refund in Monero?

Refunds are issued as account credit denominated in a stable unit to remove exchange-rate risk, per our published policy. Cash-back to an XMR address is handled case by case under the same dispute procedure, which works for anonymous customers using your order ID and a signed token.

Is paying for a server in Monero legal?

Paying for a lawful service in Monero is legal in most jurisdictions. What matters is what you run on the server — that must follow our Acceptable Use Policy. We are a privacy host with a real AUP, not a bulletproof host.

Monero VPS hosting, paid in XMR