Top up your balance in Monero and deploy a VPS pinned to one of four Nordic constitutional jurisdictions. Ring signatures, RingCT and stealth addresses on the money; an email and a password on the account. Booted in 90 seconds.
Pay in Monero (XMR) — private by default. Amount, sender and receiver are hidden on-chain, so the top-up leaves no public, linkable record.
No KYC on the account — email and password only. The private coin and the identity-free signup are two independent layers that hold at once.
Four Nordic bastions, from $5.90/mo, deployed in ~90 seconds. Tested with Feather, Cake Wallet and the official Monero GUI.
Privacy is not an option you switch on — it is how Monero works for every transaction. Ring signatures hide which input was really spent, RingCT hides the amount, and stealth addresses mean the address that receives your top-up never appears on the chain. There is no public trail to analyse later.
Because history is hidden, every XMR is interchangeable with every other. No coin carries a tainted past, no payment gets refused because of where it has been. With Bitcoin, an exchange can flag "tainted" UTXOs; with Monero there is nothing to flag.
A private coin paying a host that collects no identity is the only combination where privacy actually holds end to end. Pay in Bitcoin and the ledger remembers; pay a KYC host in Monero and the signup remembers. Monero plus NordBastion forgets on both sides.
Email and password — no document, no phone, no card.
Pick Monero and an amount; the panel shows a QR and a one-time stealth address.
Scan with Feather, Cake or the Monero GUI and send. Confirmation takes a few minutes.
Balance credited, choose a bastion and OS, boot your VPS in ~90 seconds.
Full walk-through with screenshots in the guide: How to pay for a VPS with Monero.
2 vCPU, 4 GB RAM, 120 GB NVMe. A Tor relay, a personal VPN exit, a small private service — paid in XMR end to end.
8 vCPU, 16 GB RAM, 480 GB NVMe. The featured tier for a real application, a Docker-Compose stack or a self-hosted suite.
24 vCPU, 64 GB RAM, 1920 GB NVMe. Multi-tenant workloads, AI inference, full stacks — same private XMR billing.
Full tier line — Sentinel · Garrison · Ravelin · Bulwark · Citadel — on /vps/. Longer terms save up to 30%.
Every other coin we accept is pseudonymous — good enough for many, but it writes your payment to a public ledger forever. Monero does not. For the operator who wants the money itself to be private, XMR is the correct choice, and a host that collects no identity is the correct place to spend it.
Open an account, top up in XMR, pick a Nordic bastion, and your server is running in about ninety seconds — with no card, no name, and no public record of the payment.
The questions people ask before paying for a server in XMR on a host that runs no identity check.
Yes. Monero (XMR) is a first-class payment coin: open an account with just an email and a password, top up your balance in XMR from any wallet, and deploy a VPS pinned to Stockholm, Helsinki, Oslo or Reykjavík. No identity document, no card, no KYC at any step.
Bitcoin is pseudonymous: every payment is permanently visible on a public ledger, and chain-analysis can cluster addresses back to you. Monero is private by default — ring signatures hide which input was spent, RingCT hides the amount, and stealth addresses mean the receiving address never appears on-chain. A Monero top-up simply does not leave a public, linkable record the way a Bitcoin one does.
Your balance is credited after the network confirms the transaction — typically a few minutes. NordBastion waits for the standard number of confirmations to settle, after which the funds are spendable and you can deploy. In practice you go from sending XMR to a booting VPS in well under fifteen minutes.
Any standards-compliant wallet. We test the panel flow against Feather, Cake Wallet and the official Monero GUI/CLI. You scan the QR shown at top-up or paste the address and amount, send, and wait for confirmation. The step-by-step is in our guide, How to pay for a VPS with Monero.
There is very little to log: a top-up records that your balance increased, not a chain of identity. NordBastion never collects a legal name, phone or document, so even internally there is nothing to tie a payment to a person. Combined with Monero’s on-chain privacy, that is two independent layers working together.
Yes. Monero is a legal cryptocurrency in most jurisdictions and paying for a legitimate service with it is ordinary commerce. NordBastion operates from Nordic jurisdictions under a published acceptable-use policy; the only hard content limit is child sexual abuse material. Privacy is not a crime, and refusing to collect identity is a design choice, not a loophole.
It makes the payment private and the signup identity-free — two of the three layers of hosting anonymity. The third is your network path: your IP at signup and over SSH. To close that layer, reach the panel and your server over Tor or a VPN. Monero handles the money; you handle the network. Our anonymous VPS guide covers all three.
