About vpscrypto.io

vpscrypto.io is, in one line, the cheapest all-NVMe offshore VPS that takes Monero, ships with clean screened IPs, and never asks for your ID. Every plan is a true KVM virtual machine with dedicated vCPU and RAM allocations and unlimited traffic — not an oversold container, and not a spinning-disk bait tier dressed up with a low headline price.

Our base footprint runs in the Netherlands, Romania, and Bulgaria, with five further locations available, and tiers run from the entry Pup (1 vCPU / 1 GB / 25 GB NVMe at $3.50/mo) up to Fenrir (16 vCPU / 64 GB / 800 GB NVMe at $99/mo). Each server includes one dedicated clean IPv4 plus an IPv6 /64, free DDoS protection, and deploys in roughly sixty seconds with no setup fee. We are a no-KYC host: no ID, no document upload, just an email for credential delivery.

We organise the business around three promises we can be held to.

• Monero accepted up front. XMR is a first-class payment method, not a buried afterthought or a third-party card processor wearing a crypto badge. It sits alongside BTC, ETH, LTC, and USDT.
• All-NVMe at every tier. Even the $3.50 Pup runs on NVMe storage. We do not quietly drop to SATA SSD or HDD to hit a cheap price point — a tactic several budget and offshore rivals still use.
• Clean, screened IPs that you can verify. We document how we source and screen address space, and we invite you to check our ranges on Spamhaus, AbuseIPDB, and Cisco Talos before you buy. If you ever land on a flagged IP, request a swap through the control panel.

We operate in eight locations, chosen for concrete legal and network reasons rather than for a marketing map. You pick the jurisdiction; we explain the trade-offs.

• Amsterdam, Netherlands — our flagship, on AMS-IX, in a jurisdiction with no blanket mandatory data-retention mandate for hosts. Lowest latency for most European traffic.
• Paris, France — strong connectivity and a second EU option for redundancy.
• Bucharest, Romania and Sofia, Bulgaria — our value and budget locations, where the same all-NVMe hardware costs the least.
• Stockholm, Sweden (+10%) — a free-speech-leaning jurisdiction popular with publishers.
• Reykjavik, Iceland (+20%) — strong free-press protections under the IMMI tradition.
• Zurich, Switzerland (+35%) — non-EU neutrality and the FADP privacy regime.
• Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (+15%) — our APAC point of presence for lower latency in Asia.

The percentages are honest, fixed location multipliers on the base price, reflecting real bandwidth and facility costs in premium jurisdictions.

This is the part most hosts blur, so we'll be precise. Our takedown approach is an operational policy, not legal immunity. We act on valid court orders issued in the jurisdiction where the server physically sits. Routine copyright notices — the automated US DMCA-style emails — are handled as a matter of policy rather than as automatic takedowns; a notice alone does not pull your server.

That is what "DMCA-ignored" means here, and what it does not mean. We never claim your content is beyond the reach of the law, that you can host whatever you like, or that we are a no-rules haven. Those are misleading words, and the last one is a threat-intelligence label for services that knowingly enable crime — which we reject.

There is a hard floor with no exceptions and no appeals: no CSAM, no weapons trafficking, no terrorism content. That line is absolute regardless of jurisdiction, payment method, or how the server was provisioned. The full detail lives on our DMCA-ignored hosting page, our acceptable-use policy, and our abuse page.

Checkout is an any-coin process that settles on chain. You choose a coin — BTC, XMR, ETH, LTC, USDT on TRC-20 or ERC-20, or USDC-on-Base via x402 — and the payment confirms directly on the blockchain. No third party holds your payment identity, and we deliberately do not expose payment-rail internals or name a processor, because there isn't one sitting between you and the chain.

Pricing is honest month-to-month. There is no setup fee, and there are no teaser rates that quietly balloon at renewal — the price you see is the price you keep. Paying annually gives you two months free, and that's the only discount mechanic; we don't advertise long-contract math as if it were a monthly rate. The minimum top-up is $25, and your balance simply draws down as servers renew.

An account here is a single secret token. Email is used only for credential delivery, and optional TOTP two-factor authentication is available if you want it. That minimalism is also what makes us usable by software.

We support x402 gasless USDC-on-Base payments over HTTP, which means an autonomous AI agent can buy and deploy a server without a human checkout loop — no signup form, no card, no manual approval. Deployment still takes around sixty seconds and carries no setup fee, whether the buyer is a person or a program. The full machine-readable surface and quickstart live on our documentation.

We are new, and we treat that as a reason to be more verifiable, not less. We launched in May 2026 and state it plainly; you will not find invented uptime history or planted reviews on this site.

What you can check today: our clean-IP screening methodology and full specs on the facts page, plus the freedom to confirm any IP we assign you on Spamhaus, AbuseIPDB and Cisco Talos. Run any of our addresses through Spamhaus, AbuseIPDB, or Cisco Talos and confirm the reputation for yourself before purchasing. We would rather you trust the data than trust our word — that's the whole point of documenting it.

Support runs entirely through the control panel, by design. We do not publish a contact email anywhere on this site, and we never will — a public mailbox is an attack surface and a privacy leak for both sides. Once you have an account, you open a ticket in the panel and we respond there.

This keeps every support exchange tied to your authenticated session rather than to an identity you'd have to reveal over email, which is consistent with the rest of how we operate.

Our mascot is Fenrir — a watchful guardian, not a menace. The brand leans on that image deliberately: we want to convey something dependable and protective rather than reckless or defiant, which mirrors how we frame our abuse policy.

The plan names follow the same theme and run from smallest to largest, so you can size up at a glance: Pup, Cub, Scout, Runner, Hunter, Alpha, Warg, Direwolf, Garmr, and the top-end Fenrir. Each step roughly doubles resources, so picking a tier is mostly a question of how much vCPU, RAM, and NVMe your workload needs — start small and scale up; there's no penalty for beginning with a Pup.