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Frequently asked questions

Short, honest answers about crypto payments, anonymous hosting, hourly billing and what you can run on NoctHost.

Do I need to verify my identity to buy a VPS?

No. NoctHost is a no-KYC VPS hosting service: you only need an email address to register. We never ask for documents, selfies, phone numbers or card details.

Which cryptocurrencies can I pay with?

Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), USDT, Litecoin (LTC), Monero (XMR) and 300+ other coins - pick any of them on the checkout. You top up an account balance once and deploy as many servers as you need from it.

How fast is a server deployed after payment?

Around 60 seconds. Once your crypto deposit is confirmed and credited to your balance, every deploy is instant - pick a plan and a location, and your VPS boots with a dedicated IPv4 and full root access.

How does hourly billing work?

We deduct the hourly price of each server from your balance only while the server exists. Destroy a server at any moment and you stop paying that same hour. There are no monthly contracts and no minimum commitment.

What happens if my balance reaches zero?

Your servers are suspended, not deleted. You get a grace period to top up before anything is removed, and we send warnings well in advance.

How many blockchain confirmations do you require?

Small deposits are usually credited after one confirmation. Larger amounts may need a few more - the exact number is shown on the payment page before you send anything.

Do you offer refunds?

Unused balance can be refunded in the same cryptocurrency you paid with, minus network fees. Hours already consumed by servers are non-refundable.

Which operating systems can I install?

Ubuntu LTS by default, with Debian, Rocky Linux, Fedora and other popular distributions available at deploy time. You get full root access over SSH from the first minute.

Which cloud providers do you deploy on?

Vultr and DigitalOcean today, with Hetzner and Linode coming next. You pick the provider when you deploy, and manage everything - and pay - through one crypto balance regardless of the underlying provider.

Is NoctHost a reseller or its own Proxmox host?

Neither. NoctHost is a no-KYC, crypto-funded layer over top-tier clouds: it provisions real cloud servers on those providers (Vultr and DigitalOcean today) through their APIs, with hourly billing and a REST API - the same model as services like BitLaunch, not a Proxmox reseller, and billing is hourly rather than a fixed monthly plan.

Is there an API?

Yes. Everything in the dashboard is available over a REST API: deploy up to 10 servers in one request, check your balance and hourly spend, poll server statuses and IPs, and destroy servers programmatically.

Can I host a VPN, Tor relay or game server?

Yes - personal VPNs (WireGuard, OpenVPN), Tor relays, game servers, bots, web apps and CI runners are all welcome as long as they comply with our acceptable use policy and the law.

What is not allowed on NoctHost?

Spam, phishing, malware distribution, botnets, DDoS attacks, port scanning and any other illegal activity. We are privacy-friendly, not abuse-friendly: violating servers are suspended.

What happens if my server receives an abuse report?

For non-critical reports you get an email and 24 hours to remove the content or respond. If you do nothing, the server is deleted - but we keep a full disk backup for 7 days, and you can restore it onto a new server in one click. After 7 days the backup is permanently deleted.

Do you monitor what runs on my server?

We do not inspect your traffic or files. We act on abuse reports and standard network-level signals, which keeps the platform clean without invading your privacy.

Why use NoctHost instead of going to a cloud provider directly?

Big clouds require a credit card, billing address and often a phone number. NoctHost gives you the same top-tier infrastructure with crypto payments, no KYC, hourly billing and one balance across multiple providers.

Still have a question?

Check the rest of the docs - or just try it: servers are billed hourly, so experimenting costs cents.

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