Privacy choices for your VPS
Choose the account and storage setup that fits your workload, with clear limits for each choice.
Optional contact and an access key
VPSDEN’s standard checkout does not ask you to upload identity documents or provide a name, address or phone number. Contact details are optional. Keep your account access key: it is how you return to your order and services. This does not mean anonymous traffic or exemption from our acceptable-use and legal policies.
Store your access key securely. Buying without an identity-document upload does not hide public blockchain records or remove the order and service data needed to run your VPS.
Persistent storage and encryption
NVMe plans provide persistent disk for applications and databases. Where you use LUKS or application encryption, you must manage unlock credentials and recovery copies. Encryption at rest does not remove every risk from a running host, your own application or a lost key.
Review remote encryption considerations before relying on a specific setup.
Diskless GHOST workloads
GHOST is the diskless choice for workloads that can be recreated. Plan for loss of volatile guest state at shutdown or restart. Databases, logs, backups and remote state stored elsewhere remain separate copies; no blanket erasure or anonymity guarantee follows from using RAM.
Select and configure options deliberately
The configurator lists storage, network and operational options. Confirm any specialised requirement with support before ordering, particularly failover, remote unlock or a custom image. Keep an independent backup and test restoration for important data.
Read the data policy
The privacy policy covers account, order, payment and support information. The logging explanation separates those records from the logs your own applications create.