No card. No bank. No name.
We accept cryptocurrency and nothing else. Not because it is fashionable, but because every alternative requires an intermediary that demands your identity and can be leaned on to withdraw service. Payment strangulation has historically been the most effective tactic against sites somebody dislikes — being outside that system is the point.
46 assets accepted
XMR recommendedRecommended. Ring signatures, stealth addresses, confidential amounts.
On-chain and Lightning
MWEB supported
TRC-20, ERC-20, TON, BSC
Shown at checkout. If your asset is not listed, ask — we can usually add it.
Why we point people at Monero
We use it for our own infrastructure payments, which is the strongest recommendation we can give.
Paying with cryptocurrency is not automatically private. Bitcoin is a permanent public ledger with a mature commercial analysis industry attached to it. Paying us in BTC from an exchange account in your name produces a durable, searchable link between you and a server.
Monero enforces privacy at the protocol level rather than offering it as an option:
- Ring signatures mix your real input with decoys, so an observer cannot determine which output was spent.
- Stealth addresses mean every payment lands at a one-time address. The address you publish never appears on chain.
- RingCT hides amounts while still letting the network verify that inputs equal outputs.
- Dandelion++ obscures which node originated a transaction.
Because these are mandatory rather than opt-in, there is no small anonymity set of "privacy users" to isolate — every transaction gets the same treatment. That is the structural reason Monero holds up where optional-privacy coins do not.
How long confirmation takes
| Asset | Typical time to release |
|---|---|
| Bitcoin (Lightning) | instant |
| USDT / USDC (TRON) | ~1 minute |
| Litecoin | ~5 minutes |
| Monero | ~20 minutes |
| Bitcoin (on-chain) | 10–60 minutes |
| Ethereum | ~3 minutes |
I need a server right now. What is fastest?
What actually happens to your payment
Being specific about this matters, because a privacy host with an opaque payment path has an opaque privacy claim.
We ask our settlement provider, OxaPay, to create an invoice for the euro amount. We send it an order reference — a random ten-character string — a description of the machine specification, and nothing else. No name, no email unless you volunteered one, no address.
You send the coin to a one-time address. There is no account to create at OxaPay, no email requested, and no identity check. The invoice page runs in an iframe on our checkout so you never leave vpsden.com, or you can open it directly if you prefer.
OxaPay signs a webhook to us with HMAC-SHA512. We verify the signature, mark the order paid, and start provisioning. The origin address and transaction hash are discarded once settlement confirms. The single exception is a refund request inside the 72-hour window, where they are held for as long as it takes to pay it back and no longer.
Payment questions
What payment methods do you accept?
Cryptocurrency only. Monero (XMR) is our recommended method and the one we use for our own infrastructure. We also accept Bitcoin on-chain and over Lightning, Litecoin including MWEB, USDT and USDC across four networks, Ethereum, TON, TRON, Solana, Dash and the rest of a list that runs to 46 assets in total (the count is published at vpsden.com/payments). Settlement runs through OxaPay, which means no card networks, no bank, and no name attached to a payment.
Can I pay hourly instead of monthly?
Yes. Top up a prepaid balance with any supported cryptocurrency — €10 minimum — and instances bill per hour against it. Destroy the instance and the billing stops that hour. There is no auto-renew, no stored payment method, and no invoice tied to an identity.
Do you offer refunds?
Yes, in full, for 72 hours, no reason required and no questions asked. Refunds are paid in the currency you sent to an address you supply. After 72 hours, unused prepaid balance stays available as credit indefinitely but is not returned to chain.
Is VPSDEN cheaper than other offshore hosts?
Yes, at the same specification. A 2 vCPU / 4 GB / 60 GB NVMe instance is €7.90 per month at VPSDEN against roughly €11 to €25 across the comparable privacy-focused offshore providers we surveyed. We own our hardware in six of our nine regions and sell no managed services, which is where the difference comes from. The methodology and the raw comparison table are published at vpsden.com/compare.
Build a server and pay for it in about twenty minutes.
Or two seconds, if you use Lightning.
No email · No KYC · Pay in Monero · Deployed in under a minute