01The complete list of what we ask for
An email address. That is the list. No document upload, no liveness check, no phone number, no billing address, no card on file, no social login, and no manual review queue that quietly asks for those things later.
02Data we never collect cannot leak
Every host that verifies identity ends up with a directory of passport scans, and eventually that directory ends up somewhere it should not be. The only reliable defence is not to hold it. We keep an email address, invoices, and 72 hours of connection metadata for abuse handling.
03Payment without a name attached
Card networks are what force KYC on most hosts. We retired card processing in 2019 after a fourth acquirer demanded customer documents. Payment is crypto only — forty-two assets, including Monero — and the invoice carries whatever company name you type in.
04No KYC is not no rules
We do not care who you are; we do care what leaves our network. Phishing, spam, botnet C2, credential stuffing, outbound attacks and material involving minors are terminated on sight, without refund. The acceptable use policy is two pages and we apply all of it.