VPSbitAnonymous No-KYC Dedicated Servers — Crypto-Only Bare Metal with IPMI
Pay with USDT (TRC-20/ERC-20), Monero or Bitcoin. No passport. No KYC. Deploy in 2–4 hours.
AMD Ryzen 9 9950X → 2× AMD EPYC 9554PECC DDR5NVMe RAID 0/1/5/10IPMI on all1–25 Gbps unmetered19 coins + XMR
$39.20/mo annual · $49 list · $0 setup · 2–4 h provisioning
Plan ledger
The full 3-SKU ladder. Each row pairs base list with the annual rate; premiums apply in Iceland and Norway (+20%), Switzerland (+35%) and Luxembourg (+15%) across 12 elite facilities.
Rack layout
Three boxes lifted straight from the SKU sheet: drive bays, IPMI port, PSU pair, uplink.
$49 list · $39.20/mo annual
$89 list · $71.20/mo annual
$149 list · $119.20/mo annual
Capabilities
- IPMI / KVM-over-IP - Every SKU — console and virtual media when the OS is dead
- PXE + custom ISO - Mount your own image straight from IPMI
- BYOIP + ASN - Summit and Monolith — LOA + ASN, a few days, not a checkout toggle
- Port 25 + PTR - Open; rDNS editable in the panel after provision
- Remote hands - $24/mo — a named technician for reboots, swaps and cabling
- DDoS filtering - Included on every SKU, not an upsell
What fits where
| Workload | Fit | Why |
|---|---|---|
| CI runner fleet | Monolith $149 list · $119.20/mo annual | Dual EPYC 9554P with 128 GB DDR5 ECC and a 25 Gbps unmetered port runs parallel pipelines on your own silicon, not a noisy slice. |
| PostgreSQL primary | Summit $89 list · $71.20/mo annual | 64 GB DDR5 ECC and 2 x 2 TB NVMe with RAID 0/1; IPMI survives a dead OS. |
| Mail server + rDNS | Forge $49 list · $39.20/mo annual | Port 25 open, PTR editable after provision, clean IPv4; 16c/32t Ryzen 9 9950X with 32 GB DDR5. |
| Game server | Forge $49 list · $39.20/mo annual | High-clock Ryzen 9 9950X (5.7 GHz boost), unmetered UDP and included DDoS filtering; tick rate stays flat at peak. |
| LLM inference | Monolith $149 list · $119.20/mo annual | 2 x EPYC 9554P, 128 GB DDR5 ECC and a 25 Gbps unmetered port for weight loads and token streams. |
Entry pricing, checked 2026-09
What no-KYC crypto hosts charge to get into bare metal, verified September 2026. IPMI, NVMe RAID and scrubbing ship on every VPSbit metal box without a surcharge. Entry is Forge (49.00 list / 39.20 annual-eff).
| Provider | Dedicated from | XMR | No-KYC | Watch-out |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| VPSbit | $39.20 | yes, first-class | yes — email only | — |
| ServPrivacy | $66.00 | yes | yes | higher entry; 6 locations vs 21 |
| VSYS Host | $68.00 ($54 yearly) | yes | yes | anti-DDoS is a paid add-on from $100/mo |
| SuperBitHost | €70.00 | yes | yes | footprint claims vary (26 vs 31 countries) |
| Evoluso | €99.00 | not named | yes | Monero never explicitly named |
| Impreza Host | $290.00–$660.00 (Iceland) | yes | yes | 3.6–8× VPSbit entry price |
| BaCloud | €119.00+ | no | unclear | mainstream positioning |
Figures verified 2026-09 on the provider pages named above.
Keep researching
What a no-KYC dedicated server includes here
Every metal box ships with the same floor, whatever the rung: the chip named down to its boost clock, DDR5 — ECC on Summit and Monolith — root NVMe in RAID 0/1, or 0/1/5/10 on Monolith, IPMI on the board, an unmetered port, DDoS filtering included, and port 25 open with PTR editable from the panel. Checkout asks for an email or a token and one of nineteen coins; the account stores the invoice and a txid, not a passport. Provisioning runs two to four hours from payment confirmation, and the handover is the IPMI credential itself, so the first boot — OS choice and all — is yours. Nothing about the box is shared: not the cores, not the disks, not the 1:1 MAC on the uplink, and not the RAM that another tenant could dirty the cache of.
Named silicon: Forge, Summit, Monolith
The ladder is three SKUs and no shadows. Forge is a Ryzen 9 9950X — sixteen cores, thirty-two threads, 5.7 GHz boost — with 32 GB DDR5 and two 1 TB NVMe drives on a 1 Gbps unmetered port. Summit moves to EPYC 9354P, thirty-two cores of server silicon, 64 GB ECC, double the NVMe, ten gigabits. Monolith is the flagship: two EPYC 9554P chips, 128 cores and 256 threads, 128 GB ECC across eight memory channels, four 2 TB Gen4 drives and a 25 Gbps uplink behind the L3/L7 scrubber. Publishing the model is the point: a quote built on up-to numbers and unnamed cores is a quote you cannot audit. The rungs do not blur into each other either — a Forge cannot grow into a Summit, because the silicon is the product, and migrations up the ladder are a re-rack, not a slider in the panel.
IPMI: the console that outlives the OS
IPMI is on every tier because an OS is replaceable and a console is not. When a kernel update goes sideways, the panel hands you the BMC: mount an ISO over virtual media, PXE-boot the installer, watch the POST screen, fix it — without a ticket, at 3 a.m., from the same browser tab that paid the invoice. Custom ISO means your own image, not a menu we curated. For the physical layer — a drive swap, a RAM bump, a cable re-seat — remote hands is a $24/mo add-on with a named technician on the other end. The same ticket path handles the things IPMI cannot reach — a failed PSU under warranty, a replacement drive sled — and it answers from the account, not from an identity file, because the account is all there is.
Unmetered means unmetered
The port on every SKU is unmetered: no traffic counter, no fair-use asterisk, no 95th-percentile surprise on the invoice. Forge carries 1 Gbps, Summit 10, Monolith 25 — full duplex, burst to line rate for backups, seeds or a launch-day spike. DDoS filtering at L3/L4 is included rather than sold separately, and the scrubber on Monolith extends it to L7. Location is the only price lever: the twelve-facility catalog prices Iceland and Norway at +20%, Switzerland at +35%, Luxembourg at +15%, and everything else at base list — published, not quoted. Moving a workload between locations is a re-rack with a fresh invoice at the new multiplier; the plan, the port and the provisioning promise do not move with it.
Two prices per row, both published
The ledger shows two numbers per SKU, and the difference is arithmetic rather than marketing. List is the month-to-month rate. The annual-eff figure is list multiplied by 0.8, paid once a year; the quarter term takes 10% off with the same logic. Premiums are location-scoped, not plan-scoped: Forge in Zurich is priced at the Swiss multiplier, Forge in Frankfurt at base — the plan never changes, the rack's postal code does. Whatever you pick, the number on the button is the number on the invoice; there is no renewal-rate cliff and no currency surcharge, because the invoice closes in the coin you chose.
FAQ
Is this the cheapest no-KYC dedicated?
Forge is $39.20 for a Ryzen 9 9950X, 32 GB DDR5, 2x1 TB NVMe, IPMI and DDoS in 12 elite locations. That is under ServPrivacy ($66) and VSYS ($68). A lower unnamed sticker still is not this bundle.
Can I pay with USDT?
Yes. USDT rides TRC-20, ERC-20, BEP-20 and SPL, next to Monero and Bitcoin, all on the same invoice as a VPS. No card and no passport.
Do you have dedicated in Singapore, Tokyo and Reykjavik?
Yes. The same three SKUs — Forge through Monolith — deploy in all 12 elite locations, Singapore and Tokyo included; what changes is the 2–4 h provisioning clock, not the hardware ladder.
How fast is a dedicated server?
2–4 hours after the crypto invoice confirms. IPMI is on the box from handover.
Is there KYC on dedicated?
No. Email or token, a password, then the crypto invoice. Same rule at every dedicated tier.
What is on Forge?
Ryzen 9 9950X, 32 GB DDR5, 2x1 TB NVMe RAID 0/1, 1 Gbps unmetered, IPMI and DDoS. $49 list, $39.20/mo on the annual term.
Offshore dedicated, or only Europe?
Both. Reykjavik and Zurich remain the speech-first picks; Tokyo, Singapore, Hong Kong and Taipei cover APAC at base list. The published premiums (IS/NO +20%, CH +35%, LU +15%) are the only markups.
Bitcoin and Monero too?
Yes. Monero, Bitcoin and USDT are first-class on the dedicated invoice.
How fast is a dedicated server provisioned?
Two to four hours from payment confirmation to IPMI handover. The console credential arrives first, so OS choice, RAID rebuilds and custom ISO mounts all happen on your side of the glass.
Can I order a dedicated server without ID?
Yes. Checkout is an email or a bare token plus one of nineteen coins; the account stores the invoice and the txid. The AUP and the facility's local law still apply — no documents is not no rules.