Offshore Dedicated Servers — Pay with Bitcoin

Cryptocurrency payments remove the financial intermediaries that can compromise your hosting privacy. When you pay with a credit card or PayPal, your bank, the payment processor, and potentially government agencies can see exactly what you are paying for and who you are paying. Cryptocurrency transactions do not carry this metadata — especially privacy coins like Monero, which are cryptographically untraceable.

For individuals and organizations operating in sensitive environments — journalists, activists, privacy advocates, or businesses in politically contentious industries — the ability to pay for hosting without creating a financial paper trail is not a luxury but a necessity. Your hosting provider might keep your data private, but if your payment processor reveals the relationship, privacy is already compromised.

Beyond privacy, cryptocurrency payments are borderless and fast. There are no bank holds, no international transfer fees, and no declined transactions because a bank decided hosting payments look suspicious. Send Bitcoin or Monero from anywhere in the world, and your payment confirms within minutes. No waiting for wire transfers to clear or dealing with payment processor disputes.

AnubizHost accepts a wide range of cryptocurrencies for dedicated server payments. Bitcoin (BTC) is our most popular payment method, accepted for all server configurations and billing cycles. Transactions are processed through our own infrastructure — we do not use third-party payment processors that could log your transaction details or require identity verification.

For customers who need maximum transaction privacy, we accept Monero (XMR). Monero uses ring signatures, stealth addresses, and RingCT to make transactions cryptographically untraceable. Unlike Bitcoin, where transaction amounts and addresses are visible on the public blockchain, Monero transactions reveal nothing about the sender, receiver, or amount transferred. This makes Monero the gold standard for anonymous hosting payments.

We also accept Litecoin (LTC), Ethereum (ETH), and several other major cryptocurrencies. Our payment system automatically calculates the exchange rate at the time of payment and generates a unique deposit address for each transaction. Payments are credited to your account after the standard number of network confirmations — typically within 10-30 minutes depending on the cryptocurrency and network conditions.

Our standard ordering process for cryptocurrency payments requires only an email address — and even that can be a privacy-focused email from providers like ProtonMail or Tutanota. We do not require your legal name, physical address, phone number, or any government-issued identification for standard dedicated server configurations. Your account is identified by your email and a strong password, nothing more.

After placing your order, you will receive a cryptocurrency payment address and the exact amount due. Send the payment from any wallet, and your server will be provisioned once the transaction is confirmed on the blockchain. We provide your server's IP address, root password, and IPMI credentials through your encrypted account dashboard — no sensitive information is sent via unencrypted email.

For recurring payments, you can prepay for multiple months at a discount or set up cryptocurrency auto-payments through compatible wallet software. We send renewal reminders to your registered email well in advance of the due date, so you have plenty of time to arrange payment without risking service interruption. If privacy is paramount, we recommend using a dedicated email address and Monero payments for the most anonymous hosting relationship possible.

Every dedicated server in our catalog is available for cryptocurrency purchase — there are no restrictions on which configurations you can order with crypto, and no price premium for choosing cryptocurrency over traditional payment methods. From our entry-level budget servers to high-end multi-processor machines, the price is the same regardless of how you pay.

Popular configurations for cryptocurrency customers include our mid-range Xeon E-2388G servers with 64 GB RAM and 1 TB NVMe — powerful enough for production workloads, VPN nodes, or web hosting platforms. For customers running privacy-focused services, our high-memory AMD EPYC configurations provide the resources needed for Tor relay nodes, Matrix/Synapse servers, or encrypted email hosting at scale.

All cryptocurrency-purchased servers include the same features as conventionally purchased ones: full root access, IPMI remote management, 1 Gbps unmetered bandwidth, DMCA-ignored policies, and 24/7 hardware support. Your payment method does not affect your service level, provisioning priority, or available features. We treat every customer equally regardless of how they choose to pay.