VPSbitTwelve no-KYC locations — pick latency or process
One catalog, twelve racks in Europe and Asia: Reykjavik and Zurich for process posture, APAC pins from Tokyo to Singapore for RTT.
Twelve elite racks run one catalog at one list price — Iceland and Switzerland being the two published premiums. Choose the flag by audience RTT first and legal posture second; this reference maps both.
12 locations · 19 coins · SLA 99.95% · no KYC · public canary
How to choose the flag
Speech / process: Reykjavik — EEA member outside the EU, geothermal supply, no retention statute — and Zurich — FADP process, non-EU, Swiss courts on data requests. EU peering: Amsterdam (AMS-IX), Frankfurt (DE-CIX), Luxembourg for institutional EU work, plus the Nordic pins — Oslo, Stockholm, Helsinki. APAC: Singapore for SE-Asia exchange reach, Tokyo for JP/KR, Hong Kong and Taipei for Greater China edges. Twelve facilities in all; pick by law and latency, not by flag count.
The catalog never changes across those flags: Core at $6/mo list ($4.80 annual-eff, 2 vCPU / 4 GB ECC / 80 GB NVMe), Titan at $24 ($19.20), Forge metal at $49 list ($39.20 annual-eff) with IPMI. Nineteen coins settle every invoice. The company is SKN and the law at the rack is local — the two facts are separate on purpose. Decide whether the workload is a latency product or a speech product, then pick.
VPS from $4.80* — Core on the annual term (list $6/mo), one invoice for 12 months, no auto-charges. Dedicated with IPMI from $39.20/mo. Crypto invoice, no KYC.
Launch nowCompany vs rack
Meridian Node Ltd. contracts from Saint Kitts and Nevis; the VM never runs in the Caribbean. Claims move only through law enforcement of the facility jurisdiction — a US-style DMCA template has no standing and dies in the log. That split is the answer to the question every jurisdiction page gets: the entity handles billing and contracts, the rack answers to its own courts.
Same checkout everywhere
Signup is a 32-character token alone or an email plus a 12-character password, then one live-rate crypto invoice. Nested virtualization, custom ISO mounts, open port 25, editable PTR and included DDoS filtering travel with every flag. Indicative RTT and test endpoints: /looking-glass/.
Is the price the same at every location?
Yes — one list price per SKU covers all flags except Iceland and Norway (+20%), Switzerland (+35%) and Luxembourg (+15%), where the premium is published rather than negotiated.
Where do I check latency before ordering?
The looking glass publishes test endpoints per flag; measure from your user base, since your own vantage point is the only RTT that matters.
Why does APAC exist as flags?
So users there stop paying Amsterdam's hairpin tax: Tokyo, Singapore, Hong Kong and Taipei are latency pins with local law at the rack, not slogans about speech.
Which flag for a Monero-paid personal box?
Whichever matches the threat model: Reykjavik for the no-retention EEA story, Zurich for FADP process, or a regional pin when latency is the real requirement — the invoice reads XMR at every one.
Primary sources
Ready to launch?
Build the box — VPS or bare metal — create the password, pay the invoice that follows.