Offshore VPS & dedicated servers hosted in Moldova

Because a location picker is mostly theatre. A provider with nine flags on a map is renting eight of them, usually in countries whose law is exactly what you were trying to leave — and the moment a complaint arrives in one of them, that server comes down. We picked the single jurisdiction where the legal position and the hardware are in the same place, bought the hardware, and put the company there too. One country you can verify beats nine you cannot.

Those are more permissive on paper and useless in practice: they have no meaningful hosting capacity, so “Seychelles hosting” almost always means a Seychelles shell company with servers sitting in Europe — under European law, which is the thing you were avoiding. Moldova is the only place where a genuinely permissive legal position coincides with real datacentre capacity, real transit, and 35 ms to Frankfurt.

No. Chișinău is one hop off the European backbone through Bucharest: 12 ms to Bucharest, 33 to Vienna, 35 to Frankfurt, 42 to Amsterdam, 48 to London. That is inside the range people happily accept between Paris and Frankfurt. The latency table on the home page is measured, not estimated, and the looking glass lets you check it yourself before ordering.

We do not ignore them — ignoring mail is how a host loses its upstream. We log every notice, forward it to you in full within 24 hours, and take no action on your server. The content stays up, the machine stays on, and the decision about what to do next is yours. What we will not do is remove your files because someone sent an email.

Two things, and they are not negotiable: child sexual abuse material, and material organising or inciting violence against people. Both are removed on sight and reported. Everything else — file hosting, streaming, adult content, scraping, VPN exits, Tor relays, forums, marketplaces of lawful goods — stays up.

No. No passport, no selfie, no phone number, no billing address. An email address is the only field on the form, and it exists so we can send you the panel link and forward complaints. Use a throwaway if you prefer.

No, and that is deliberate. Card networks require a legal name, keep transaction records for years, and can reverse a payment months later at the request of a third party. Crypto has none of those properties. We accept Bitcoin, Monero, Ethereum, USDT, Litecoin, TRON and Solana.

A VPS is provisioned in about 60 seconds after payment clears — call it two to three minutes end to end with Monero, a little more with Bitcoin if you wait for a confirmation. Bare metal comes out of a pre-racked pool: about ten minutes for a Ryzen, fifteen for an EPYC, Xeon or GPU node, and up to ninety for a storage chassis whose array has to initialise. Every plan on the pricing table carries its own figure.

A valid order from a Moldovan court gets a lawful response — we are not going to pretend otherwise. An order from anywhere else has no direct force: it has to travel through a mutual legal assistance request and be granted here first, which is slow, public, and essentially never pursued over a copyright claim. What matters either way is what there is to hand over: no identity documents, no card, no billing name, and connection metadata that expired 24 hours ago. We publish the counts in the transparency report and maintain a signed warrant canary.

Shared, like every VPS, but not oversold. We cap allocation at four vCPU per physical core and keep NVMe under 70% provisioned, and we publish those numbers so you can hold us to them. If you want zero neighbours, take a dedicated server.

Yes, on both VPS and dedicated. Upload an image or point us at a URL, mount it, and watch the install over the out-of-band console. Twenty prepared distributions are also one click away if you would rather not.

Seventy-two hours on a first VPS order, no questions asked, refunded in the coin you paid with at the rate we received. Dedicated servers are non-refundable once racked — ask for a trial instead, we grant them routinely.

Layer 3/4 filtering is on by default in front of every port, with about 2 Tbps of scrubbing capacity. There is no premium tier, no per-IP charge and nothing to enable. Sustained application-layer attacks we handle case by case with you rather than null-routing you.

Yes. Take the disk image you already have, or let support run the migration — rsync for live systems, block copy for offline ones. There is no fee, and we will keep the old machine reachable until you have cut over.

No. We hold connection metadata for 24 hours to fight abuse of our own network, and nothing about the contents of your disk, your traffic or your processes. We do not run traffic inspection, and this website itself carries no analytics, no tracker and no third-party script.