ABOUT VPSDZ

Private infrastructure.
Clear essentials.

VPSDZ provides Linux virtual private servers and Windows Server desktops accessed over RDP. Choose your resources and hosting country, pay with cryptocurrency and manage the service through a private access token.

What is VPSDZ?

VPSDZ is a hosting service for people who want direct control of a virtual server without attaching a name or email address to their account. Linux plans include root access. Windows plans include Administrator access and Windows Server licensing. Both use the same client area, billing flow and choice of server locations.

Products
Linux VPS and Windows RDP
Website
vpsdz.com
Account access
Private token; no name or email required
Server locations
Reykjavík, Amsterdam and Zürich
Billing
Prepaid in USD; paid in cryptocurrency
Support
Private tickets through the client area

One account for the complete service

Your token opens your orders, invoices, active servers and support conversations. The account starts with your own activity. You can manage power, access details, firewall rules, snapshots and renewals from the same workspace. Save the token privately: only its fingerprint is stored, so a lost token cannot be recovered.

Control is included. Management stays yours.

Each plan includes a dedicated IPv4 address, NVMe storage, five manual snapshot slots and inbound firewall controls. You install and maintain your applications, users and data. Automatic offsite backups, application administration and commercial application licenses are outside the standard plan.

Privacy with a defined scope

VPSDZ does not require a name, email address or identity document to create an account. The portal does not record your SSH commands, desktop sessions or server files. Service configurations, invoices and support messages remain available so you can manage the service. Read the privacy policy for that scope.

The same hosting policy in three countries

Choose Iceland, the Netherlands or Switzerland during configuration. The same policy applies across the three locations. We do not automatically remove content in response to foreign notices under the DMCA. Applicable local law and the acceptable-use policy still govern the service.