NordBastion vs ExtraVM.
Fifty cryptos worldwide, or twelve under Nordic law.

ExtraVM is a crypto-paid VPS provider operating since 2014. They run servers in eight global regions — Dallas, Los Angeles, Miami, Secaucus (New Jersey), Amsterdam, Singapore, Tokyo and Sydney — and accept over fifty cryptocurrencies including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, Monero, USDT, USDC, Dogecoin, Ripple and Bitcoin Cash. Identity verification is not required when paying with cryptocurrency.

At the entry tier, slightly — ExtraVM lists plans starting at $4.50/month. NordBastion's entry Sentinel is $5.90/month for 2 vCPU and 4 GB of RAM. ExtraVM does not list entry-tier specs prominently on the crypto-VPS page; once specs are compared like-for-like, the price-per-spec calculation typically narrows or reverses.

ExtraVM, by a wide margin — they advertise more than fifty cryptocurrencies. NordBastion accepts twelve. If accepting niche or long-tail coins is your priority, ExtraVM has the broader basket.

ExtraVM. They have been accepting cryptocurrency since 2014, which makes them one of the older crypto-paid VPS providers on the internet. NordBastion was founded in 2024 and is comparatively young; track record is one of the few axes where ExtraVM has a clear lead.

ExtraVM runs eight regions on three continents — heavily US-weighted (four of the eight are US) plus Amsterdam, Singapore, Tokyo and Sydney. NordBastion runs four Nordic regions only — Stockholm, Helsinki, Oslo and Reykjavík — every one of them inside a constitutional press-freedom regime.

Different shape. ExtraVM's privacy pitch rests on crypto-only signup, irreversible transactions, no chargebacks and a broad coin basket. NordBastion's privacy pitch rests on jurisdictional placement — constitutional press-freedom law on every server, source-protection statute, a published warrant canary. ExtraVM's US-heavy footprint means most of their servers sit inside US legal reach; NordBastion's do not.

NordBastion does — five tiers from $99/month to $1,099/month, fully automated. ExtraVM focuses on VPS with their main page; dedicated bare-metal in the classical full-cabinet sense is not their headline crypto-VPS offer.

Pick ExtraVM if your priority is the broadest possible cryptocurrency basket, a US-heavy global footprint, or a long crypto-acceptance track record dating back to 2014. Pick NordBastion if your priority is Nordic constitutional jurisdiction on every server, a published warrant canary on a tight cadence, and a fully-automated dedicated bare-metal path.