FYRHost
No KYC, ever
No ID document, no selfie, no phone. Token-only or email - your pick. No dossier gets built.
Fire up · no KYC
No-KYC Crypto VPS from $3.
KVM and bare metal across 37 countries in Europe, the Americas, Asia and Africa. 19 crypto options. No passport, phone or card. DDoS protection included.
Xeon E-2388G → 2× AMD EPYC 9474FECC DDR4/DDR5NVMe RAID 0/1/5/10IPMI on all1–25 Gbps unmetered19 coins + XMRRoot NVMe 1–5 TB2.5–10 Gbps
from $3.00/mo
∅ KYC · email or token
XMR accepted
~60s deploy
From $3, ECC + local NVMe
High-capacity NVMe storage, from $24
Bare-metal with IPMI, from $30.80
* Monthly rate, billed as an annual subscription.
PlanSpecsPrice
PlanSpecsPrice
PlanSpecsPrice
BastionPopular
32c / 64t128 GB DDR4 ECC-R2 x 2 TB NVMe RAID 0/110 Gbps unmeteredIPMI + DDoS
$86.80/mo
Fortress
32c / 64t256 GB DDR5 ECC-R4 x 2 TB NVMe RAID 0/1/5/1010 Gbps unmeteredIPMI + DDoS
$138.80/mo
Citadel
96c / 192t dual512 GB DDR5 ECC-R4 x 2 TB NVMe Gen4 RAID 0/1/5/1025 Gbps unmeteredL3/L7 scrubber
$238.80/mo
01 — Why FYRHost
Real fire. Measurable metal.
A bonfire brand over real hardware: silicon named per SKU, coins-only checkout, 40 facilities. Premiums exist in exactly six of them: Iceland, Switzerland, Norway, Luxembourg, Cyprus and Panama.
Crypto checkout
One invoice, nineteen coins: BTC, XMR, USDT and the rest. No card rail, no bank rail, no chargeback theatre.
Named silicon
Xeon and EPYC named per SKU. Root NVMe and ECC. The spec ledger leads - marketing ranges do not.
40 locations, six premiums
One base list almost everywhere. Six flags carry a published premium: Iceland and Norway +20%, Switzerland +35%, Luxembourg, Cyprus and Panama +15%. Capacity and jurisdiction there command it.
Cold trail
Sparse billing data, zero guest payload logging, dated public notes. The AUP is published - this is not a blank cheque.
~60s to SSH
Invoice confirmed, password set, root delivered. Metal follows in 2–4 h with IPMI from the first boot.
02 — Deploy
Crypto VPS in three steps.
No sales call, no identity form. Invoice, password, SSH.
01
Pick plan & location
SKU plus country in the configurator. Rare jurisdictions price their premium before Deploy is clicked.
02
Pay in crypto
An on-chain invoice at a live rate. XMR when the payment itself should stay quiet; USDT when a dollar figure is what you want.
03
Deploy
KVM lands in about a minute. Bare metal in 2–4 hours, IPMI attached.
03 — From the forge
From the forge
Field guides from the FYRHost workshop: pay, stay private, self-host — step by step.
How to Buy a No-KYC VPS with Crypto
The minimum-data playbook end to end: alias mail, a wallet you hold, checkout over Tor, sshd…
Read the guide →
Paying for a VPS or Dedicated Server in Cryptocurrency
One invoice page, nineteen coins, exact-amount matching by a server-side watcher. Sentry from…
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Self-Host a WireGuard VPN on a No-KYC VPS
Rent from $3.00 annual, run the official WireGuard quick start, and keep the keys plus one UDP…
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VPS Security Hardening Checklist: 12 Steps
Twelve ordered steps after first login — keys, default-deny firewall, unattended patches…
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Self-Host Nextcloud on a No-KYC VPS From $6.00
Warden — 6 vCPU, 16 GB — carries a small-team Nextcloud at $19.00 list, $15.20 annual-eff…
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Hosting a Tor Onion Service (v3) on a VPS
How a v3 onion service runs on a root KVM with no public IP, no DNS and no open port — from…
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04 — Fit
What fits where
Eleven workloads, matched to the SKU that runs them. Every Fit is signed list · annual.
| Workload | Fit | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Jellyfin, two 4K streams | Depot 3 $50.00 list · $40.00/mo annual | 3 TB NVMe holds the library; 16 GB ECC and a 5 Gbps unmetered port carry two 4K streams (~50 Mbps each) with headroom. |
| Nextcloud for ~10 users | Depot 2 $40.00 list · $32.00/mo annual | 2 TB NVMe plus 4 vCPU / 16 GB DDR4 ECC keeps the web UI and sync clients responsive; snapshots cover pre-change states. |
| WARC archive, 2 TB | Depot 4 $60.00 list · $48.00/mo annual | 4 TB root NVMe with a 10 Gbps unmetered port ingests crawls without waiting on the disk. |
| Seedbox on 10 Gbps | Depot 5 $70.00 list · $56.00/mo annual | 5 TB NVMe behind a 10 Gbps unmetered port; DDoS filtering and editable PTR included. |
| LLM weights, ~30 GB | Depot 4 $60.00 list · $48.00/mo annual | 32 GB DDR5 ECC holds a 30 GB model beside the OS; 4 TB NVMe leaves room for datasets and checkpoints. |
| CI runner fleet | Bastion $108.50 list · $86.80/mo annual | 32c/64t EPYC 7543 with 128 GB ECC-R and 10 Gbps unmetered runs parallel pipelines on your own silicon, not a noisy slice. |
| PostgreSQL primary | Fortress $173.50 list · $138.80/mo annual | 256 GB DDR5 ECC-R and 4 x 2 TB NVMe with RAID 0/1/5/10; IPMI survives a dead OS. |
| Mail server + rDNS | Shield $38.50 list · $30.80/mo annual | Port 25 open, PTR editable after provision, clean IPv4; 8c/16t Xeon E-2388G with 32 GB ECC. |
| Game server | Bastion $108.50 list · $86.80/mo annual | High-clock EPYC, 10 Gbps unmetered UDP and included DDoS filtering; tick rate stays flat at peak. |
| LLM inference | Citadel $298.50 list · $238.80/mo annual | 2 x EPYC 9474F, 512 GB DDR5 ECC-R and a 25 Gbps unmetered port for weight loads and token streams. |
| WireGuard + two small nodes | Sentry $7.50 list · $6.00/mo annual | 2 vCPU / 4 GB DDR4 ECC on a 1 Gbps unmetered port runs WireGuard plus a relay and a bot with room to spare. |
05 — Storage math
What fits on 1–5 TB of root NVMe
×0.8 usable for RAID — the honest number, per Storage SKU.
| Root NVMe holds | Depot 1 800 GB usable | Depot 2 1,600 GB usable | Depot 3 2,400 GB usable | Depot 4 3,200 GB usable | Depot 5 4,000 GB usable |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 4K video, hours (7 GB/h) | 114 | 229 | 343 | 457 | 571 |
| Photos, 12 MP (4 MB each) | 200,000 | 400,000 | 600,000 | 800,000 | 1,000,000 |
| Movies, 1080p (8 GB each) | 100 | 200 | 300 | 400 | 500 |
| WARC pages (1 MB each) | 800,000 | 1,600,000 | 2,400,000 | 3,200,000 | 4,000,000 |
| Camera-months (60 GB/mo, one 1080p stream) | 13 | 27 | 40 | 53 | 67 |
| Price, list · annual | $30.00 list · $24.00/mo annual | $40.00 list · $32.00/mo annual | $50.00 list · $40.00/mo annual | $60.00 list · $48.00/mo annual | $70.00 list · $56.00/mo annual |
×0.8 is the usable figure after RAID and filesystem overhead - the number we quote on purpose. Root NVMe on every Storage SKU, never a protocol box.
Rack layout: Shield, Bastion, Citadel
ShieldIntel Xeon E-2388G
NVMe 500 GB × 2
IPMI KVM-over-IP
PSU 2 × redundant
Uplink 1 Gbps unmetered
$38.50 list · $30.80/mo annual
BastionAMD EPYC 7543
NVMe 2 TB × 2
IPMI KVM-over-IP
PSU 2 × redundant
Uplink 10 Gbps unmetered
$108.50 list · $86.80/mo annual
Citadel2 x AMD EPYC 9474F
NVMe 2 TB × 4
IPMI KVM-over-IP
PSU 2 × redundant
Uplink 25 Gbps unmetered
$298.50 list · $238.80/mo annual
06 — Network
Forty locations across Europe, the Americas, Asia and Africa
Forty locations across thirty-seven countries — only Iceland and Norway (+20%), Switzerland (+35%), Luxembourg, Cyprus and Panama (+15%) are premium. One crypto checkout.
| City | Code | Facility | Uplink | Law | RTT to AMS |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Iceland — Reykjavik | IS-RKV | Tier IV / N+1 | 10 Gbps | No mandatory data retention | 18 ms |
| Netherlands — Amsterdam | NL-AMS | Tier III+ / 2N | 40 Gbps | EU GDPR / hosting case law | 1 ms |
| Romania — Bucharest | RO-BUH | Tier III / 2N | 10 Gbps | No mandatory retention (2014) | 30 ms |
| Switzerland — Zurich | CH-ZRH | Tier IV / 2N+1 | 100 Gbps | Swiss FADP / non-EU | 9 ms |
| Brazil — Sao Paulo | BR-SAO | Tier III / 2N | 40 Gbps | LGPD / Brazil | 140 ms |
| United States — Ashburn | US-ASH | Tier III+ / 2N | 100 Gbps | US law / Virginia | 85 ms |
| Hong Kong — Hong Kong | HK-HKG | Tier III+ / 2N | 40 Gbps | Hong Kong SAR | 220 ms |
| China — Shanghai | CN-SHA | Tier III / 2N | 40 Gbps | PRC law / mainland | 240 ms |
| Japan — Tokyo | JP-TYO | Tier III+ / 2N | 100 Gbps | Japan / APPI | 230 ms |
| Latvia — Riga | LV-RIX | Tier III / 2N | 40 Gbps | EU GDPR / Latvia | 25 ms |
| Germany — Frankfurt | DE-FRA | Tier III+ / 2N | 100 Gbps | EU GDPR / Germany | 8 ms |
| United States — Dallas | US-DFW | Tier III+ / 2N | 100 Gbps | US law / Texas | 110 ms |
| Mexico — Mexico City | MX-MEX | Tier III / 2N | 40 Gbps | LFPDPPP / Mexico | 160 ms |
| Singapore — Singapore | SG-SIN | Tier III+ / 2N | 100 Gbps | Singapore PDPA | 180 ms |
| United Arab Emirates — Dubai | AE-DXB | Tier III / 2N | 40 Gbps | UAE law / Dubai | 90 ms |
| South Africa — Cape Town | ZA-CPT | Tier III / 2N | 40 Gbps | POPIA / South Africa | 170 ms |
| South Africa — Johannesburg | ZA-JNB | Tier III / 2N | 40 Gbps | POPIA / South Africa | 160 ms |
| Kazakhstan — Almaty | KZ-ALA | Tier III / 2N | 40 Gbps | Kazakhstan data law | 80 ms |
| Thailand — Bangkok | TH-BKK | Tier III / 2N | 40 Gbps | Thailand PDPA | 200 ms |
| Russia — Moscow | RU-MOW | Tier III / 2N | 40 Gbps | Russian law / Moscow | 40 ms |
| Russia — Saint Petersburg | RU-LED | Tier III / 2N | 40 Gbps | Russian law / Saint Petersburg | 35 ms |
| Moldova — Chisinau | MD-KIV | Tier III / N+1 | 10 Gbps | No mandatory retention | 28 ms |
| Bulgaria — Sofia | BG-SOF | Tier III / 2N | 20 Gbps | EU GDPR | 25 ms |
| Serbia — Belgrade | RS-BEG | Tier III / N+1 | 10 Gbps | No blanket retention | 20 ms |
| Czechia — Prague | CZ-PRG | Tier III+ / 2N | 20 Gbps | EU GDPR | 15 ms |
| Poland — Warsaw | PL-WAW | Tier III+ / 2N | 20 Gbps | EU GDPR | 15 ms |
| Sweden — Stockholm | SE-STO | Tier III / 2N | 40 Gbps | EU GDPR / press-freedom tradition | 20 ms |
| Finland — Helsinki | FI-HEL | Tier III / 2N | 20 Gbps | EU GDPR | 25 ms |
| Norway — Oslo | NO-OSL | Tier III+ / 2N | 20 Gbps | EEA GDPR | 25 ms |
| Luxembourg — Luxembourg | LU-LUX | Tier IV / 2N+1 | 40 Gbps | EU GDPR / data-trust regime | 8 ms |
| Cyprus — Limassol | CY-LCA | Tier III / N+1 | 10 Gbps | EU GDPR | 55 ms |
| Panama — Panama City | PA-PTY | Tier III+ / N+1 | 20 Gbps | No mandatory retention / offshore regime | 140 ms |
| Costa Rica — San Jose | CR-SJO | Tier III / N+1 | 10 Gbps | No mandatory retention | 160 ms |
| Argentina — Buenos Aires | AR-EZE | Tier III / 2N | 20 Gbps | PDPA / Argentina | 200 ms |
| Turkey — Istanbul | TR-IST | Tier III+ / 2N | 40 Gbps | KVKK / Turkey | 35 ms |
| Georgia — Tbilisi | GE-TBS | Tier III / N+1 | 10 Gbps | No mandatory retention / non-EU | 55 ms |
| Malaysia — Kuala Lumpur | MY-KUL | Tier III+ / 2N | 20 Gbps | PDPA / Malaysia | 170 ms |
| Taiwan — Taipei | TW-TPE | Tier III+ / 2N | 40 Gbps | PDPA / Taiwan | 210 ms |
| India — Mumbai | IN-BOM | Tier III+ / 2N | 40 Gbps | DPDP Act / India | 130 ms |
| Nigeria — Lagos | NG-LOS | Tier III / N+1 | 10 Gbps | NDPR / Nigeria | 140 ms |
—Uptime
—AMS RTT
—Complaints · 36h
—Errors · 36h
—KYC forms
—Asks granted
07 — FAQ
FAQ
What is offshore hosting?
Offshore means the biller and the racks sit where pressure on a host is bounded by local law, not by a foreign takedown form. FYRHost contracts as WESTFALL AND CO — a Nevis Warden Corporation — while the machines it sells run in forty facilities spread over Europe, the Americas, Asia and Africa.
What does no-KYC mean?
No passport, selfie, or phone number. Email and a password, then a crypto invoice. That is signup.
How do I pay?
Pick the plan, term and city, hand over an email or a bare token, choose a password — the invoice page follows with a live rate. Fund it from nineteen coins (XMR, BTC and USDT on seven networks included); cards never enter the flow.
How are takedown requests handled?
A US DMCA form letter is not an automatic shutdown. Copyright-only mail is logged and closed. CSAM is prohibited.
Which coins are accepted?
BTC, XMR, ETH, BNB, SOL, LTC, TRX, XRP, DOGE, DASH, ADA, GRAM (TON), and USDT on seven networks (TRC-20, ERC-20, BEP-20, SPL). Cards are not accepted.
Boundaries. The rule is short: whatever the facility's own jurisdiction permits, you may run. Complaints that arrive without local legal force go nowhere.
Pick a plan. Set a password. Pay the invoice.
BTC, USDT, XMR, BNB, XRP, GRAM (TON) and 10 more. No forms.
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