Questions, answered straight

DediCrypto is a dedicated server provider that opened in September 2026. It rents single-⁠tenant bare-⁠metal servers — AMD Ryzen, AMD EPYC and Intel Xeon, plus storage and 10 Gbps models — in 10 cities across 8 countries, paid in 14 cryptocurrencies including Bitcoin, Monero and USDT. An email address is all it takes to sign up (no KYC), prices are set in US dollars from $110 a month, and in-⁠stock servers are online within 2–⁠4 hours.

DediCrypto is new: it opened in September 2026, so it has no long track record yet. What you can check before paying: prices and stock are public, every server comes with a delivery report from its burn-⁠in tests, the SLA pays credits for downtime, the warrant canary is PGP-⁠signed every month and the transparency report counts every request received. Billing is monthly with no contract, so you can start with one server for one month.

Three things. Current hardware first — Zen 5 Ryzen, EPYC Turin and Xeon 6 — with older generations kept only where they are still the best value, and labelled as such. Prices set in US dollars with no surcharge for any coin, Monero included, through DediCrypto’s own payment gateway rather than a processor that may ask for ID. And policies you can verify: a published abuse procedure with due process instead of “bulletproof” promises, a signed monthly warrant canary and a quarterly transparency report.

In-⁠stock servers are online within 2–⁠4 hours of your payment confirming on-⁠chain, around the clock. Custom builds take 24–⁠72 hours depending on parts. You get an email the moment root and IPMI credentials are ready.

Yes. Each configuration shows its stock status and the cities where it is available right now. “Few left” means fewer than a handful of machines remain in that model; when a model sells out, it disappears from the order page until it is restocked.

Often, yes. Most configurations can be racked in any of our 10 locations as a custom build, usually within 24–⁠72 hours.

Yes, one order per server from the order pages. From five identical servers, or for a full rack, open a ticket from your client area for a volume quote.

No — free trials attract abuse that ends up hurting every customer. What we offer instead: the latency planner to choose your location, monthly billing you can cancel at any time, and a full refund within 7 days if the hardware does not match its description.

An email with the server’s IP addresses, the root credentials (or confirmation that your SSH key is installed), access to the IPMI KVM console and the delivery report produced on the machine.

Bitcoin, Monero, Tether, Ethereum, USD Coin, Litecoin, Solana, TRON, BNB, Dogecoin, Bitcoin Cash, Dai, Zcash and XRP — 14 in total. You can pay each renewal with a different coin if you like.

Prices are set in US dollars. When you open an invoice, the coin amount is locked for 30 minutes, so volatility never changes what you pay.

If you send too little, the invoice shows the exact remainder to top up. If you send too much, the difference goes to your prepaid balance and pays your next renewal. Nothing is lost either way.

We email an invoice 7 days before each renewal. Pay it in any accepted coin, or keep a prepaid balance and renewals are paid automatically. Servers get a grace period of 3 days, and data is kept 7 days more after a suspension.

Yes: quarterly billing saves 3% and annual billing 8%. You can also top up your prepaid balance (from $100 per top-⁠up) and let it cover monthly renewals.

No. No setup fee, no tax added at checkout and no surcharge on any coin, Monero included. The only cost on top is the blockchain fee your own wallet charges to send the payment.

Yes, in the coin you paid with: in full before delivery or if the hardware does not match, and for unused months of quarterly and annual terms. The rules are in the refund policy.

No. An email address is all you need to create an account and order. We never ask for identity documents, a phone number or a postal address, and our checkout runs on our own payment gateway, so no processor asks either. See what no-KYC means here, and its limits.

Yes. We do not block Tor or VPN users, and this website works in Tor Browser, including in its Safest mode where JavaScript is disabled.

An email address, a password hash, your invoices and what running your server requires. The complete list, with retention periods, is in our privacy policy.

It depends on the coin. Bitcoin and most other chains are public ledgers: anyone can follow the funds. Monero hides the sender, the receiver and the amount by default, which is why we accept it with no surcharge. Payment is only one part of anonymity: see what an anonymous server really takes.

Yes, unless a court order legally forbids it. That is exactly what our monthly warrant canary is for, and every request we receive is counted in our transparency report.

Yes — that is what offshore hosting means. Choose any of our 10 cities in 8 countries, wherever you live: each server follows the law of the country where it sits.

Yes. Ask from your account email and everything is deleted within 30 days, except records accounting rules require us to keep.

Yes. You get a whole physical machine: no hypervisor underneath, no other tenant, no shared cores. Every core, every gigabyte of memory and every disk is yours. How that compares with a cloud instance: dedicated server vs VPS.

Yes. Full root (or Administrator) access plus out-of-band IPMI with a KVM console, power control and virtual media, so you can fix a broken boot or install your own ISO even when the operating system is down.

One-⁠click templates for Ubuntu 26.04 LTS, Ubuntu 24.04 LTS, Debian 13 “Trixie”, Debian 12 “Bookworm”, AlmaLinux 10, Rocky Linux 10, Proxmox VE 9, FreeBSD 15, Windows Server 2025 (with your own Windows licence). Anything else boots from your own ISO through IPMI virtual media, and software RAID is set up for you at install time.

Servers are built from new or refurbished enterprise components, identical within a model. Each unit passes a 24-⁠hour burn-⁠in and a memory test before delivery, and you receive the report.

Yes — it is a common use. Proxmox VE is available as a template, the /64 IPv6 block gives every VM its own address, and you can add up to 16 extra IPv4 addresses per server.

Memory upgrades are installed in place during a short maintenance window you choose. Moving to a bigger CPU means a new server: we keep both online for 48 hours at no extra cost so you can migrate without downtime.

We monitor every machine. A failed disk is replaced within 2 hours of your request and any other part within 4 hours, free of charge. Spare parts are kept on site in every location.

Yes. Every plan includes an unmetered port (1 Gbps as standard, 10 Gbps on selected servers): we do not count your traffic and we do not throttle it. More in what unmetered really means.

Filtering is always on, at the network edge, for every IP: volumetric floods, SYN floods and amplification attacks are dropped before they reach your port, with no action on your side. Application-layer (L7) attacks need a reverse proxy or WAF on your side. Details on the network page.

Yes. Every server gets a routed /64, and a /56 is available on request at no cost.

Yes, for every IPv4 and IPv6 address, from the client area.

Yes. Servers in the same location can share a private VLAN, free of charge, on request.

Use the latency planner to compare locations from your users’ cities. Billing is monthly with no contract, so you can measure the real route from your own network and simply not renew if it does not suit you.

By email or ticket, 24/7. Engineers answer with a median first reply under 15 minutes. All addresses are on the contact page.

No, they are unmanaged: you administer the operating system and your software. We take care of the hardware, the network and IPMI — and our engineers will always point you in the right direction when you are stuck.

Anything legal is welcome. Spam, phishing, malware distribution, network attacks and child sexual abuse material are strictly forbidden and end the service. The full rules are in the acceptable use policy.

With due process: we verify the complaint, forward it to you with a deadline (48 hours in general, 24 hours for phishing and malware) and only act if nothing happens — on the narrowest scope possible.

99.9% monthly network availability, with service credits of up to 50% when we miss it. See the SLA.