ChainVPS is built so that privacy does not depend on trust. The less we know, the less anyone can ever ask us for.
What we collect
The minimum required to run an account and keep a server online — and nothing gathered for profiling, advertising or resale.
What we never log
- No government ID, no phone number, no real name, no proof of address — none of it is ever requested.
- No traffic inspection. We do not monitor, scan or record what runs on your server or passes through it.
- No connection logs tying your IP to sessions or activity beyond what transient security needs require.
- No advertising trackers, no analytics scripts, no third-party pixels anywhere on this site.
- No card numbers, no bank details — we never touch a traditional payment rail.
This site loads zero third-party requests. No fonts, scripts or images are fetched from anyone else. You can verify it in your browser's network tab.
Cryptocurrency payments
Top-ups are handled as crypto transactions against addresses generated for your invoice. We record that a balance was funded — not a card, a bank, or an identity behind it. Monero payments carry no meaningful on-chain link at all.
Data retention
We keep account data while your account is active. When you close an account, associated data is purged on a short schedule beyond what minimal legal bookkeeping requires. Destroyed servers are wiped and their space reallocated.
Cookies
We use a single first-party session cookie to keep you logged in. There are no tracking, advertising or cross-site cookies, and nothing to consent to beyond that functional necessity.
Third parties
We do not sell, rent or share your data. We do not run third-party analytics. We do not embed external services that could observe you. The list of companies we share your data with is empty.
Your control
- Close your account at any time from the control panel — data purges on our retention schedule.
- Use token mode to operate without even an email on file.
- Reach the panel and your servers over Tor or a VPN; we serve an onion mirror for exactly this.
If a lawful, valid request ever reaches us, we can only ever produce what we actually hold — which is deliberately almost nothing.