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Offshore Dedicated Servers From €49/mo

Quick answer: VPS GOAT offshore dedicated servers are single-tenant bare-metal machines with full IPMI/KVM remote console access, starting at €49/mo with no KYC and no email required. You get exclusive EPYC or Xeon cores, DDR5 ECC memory, and optional LUKS full-disk encryption, paid for entirely in Monero or other crypto through Paymento. Deployment is self-service end to end, and custom ISO upload puts you in control of the operating system from the very first boot.

What Is an Offshore Dedicated Server?

A dedicated server hands you an entire physical machine, not a slice of one. There is no hypervisor between you and the hardware, no noisy neighbors competing for CPU cycles, and no shared kernel that a co-tenant could exploit.

VPS GOAT builds each dedicated server on single or dual-socket EPYC or Xeon platforms with DDR5 ECC memory, then places it inside a jurisdiction chosen for strong data-protection law rather than convenience. The result is a machine that is entirely yours, physically and legally isolated from other customers.

  • Single-tenant hardware with no virtualization overhead
  • Full IPMI/KVM console for out-of-band remote management
  • Custom ISO upload for any Linux, BSD, or hypervisor image
  • LUKS full-disk encryption available at deploy time

Specs That Matter for Bare Metal

Every dedicated plan ships with EPYC or Xeon processors on single or dual-socket boards, DDR5 ECC RAM for error-corrected stability, and encrypted NVMe storage for the drive itself.

Network capacity includes IPv4 and IPv6 addressing plus up to 10 Gbps of anti-DDoS filtered bandwidth, so the same box that runs your workload also absorbs volumetric attacks without you provisioning a separate scrubbing service.

Who Runs on Dedicated Hardware

Teams reach for bare metal when a workload needs guaranteed CPU, predictable I/O, or the ability to boot a completely custom stack from a self-uploaded ISO.

  • High-throughput databases and data warehouses
  • Self-hosted VPN and Tor relay infrastructure
  • Game server clusters and voice infrastructure at scale
  • Hypervisor hosts running your own nested VMs
  • Compliance-sensitive workloads that require single-tenant isolation

12 Jurisdictions, One Anonymous Account

Dedicated hardware is live today in Panama, Seychelles, Iceland, Moldova, Bulgaria, Romania, Malaysia, and the Netherlands, with Tonga, Belize, Vanuatu, and Costa Rica coming online next.

Signup never asks for a name or an inbox. VPS GOAT issues a single anonymous account key, Mullvad-style, that is hashed server-side the moment it is generated, so nothing ties the account back to a person even inside VPS GOAT's own database.

Privacy and Payment

Every invoice is settled in cryptocurrency through Paymento. Monero is the recommended method because its ledger does not expose amounts or addresses, and VPS GOAT also accepts Bitcoin, USDT, Litecoin, Ethereum, and Tron for customers who prefer those chains.

VPS GOAT exists to defend privacy, free expression, whistleblowing, and lawful-but-controversial projects that mainstream hosts refuse to touch, while drawing a firm line at content that harms real people, including CSAM, terrorism or violence, malware or botnet operations, and fraud against third parties.

How Deployment Works

Generate an account key, fund it with Monero or another supported coin through Paymento, then pick a jurisdiction and dedicated plan. Provisioning of the base image typically completes in around 55 seconds, and if you need a non-standard OS, upload your own ISO and boot straight into it.

Once the server is live, IPMI/KVM gives you a remote console at the hardware level, so you can reinstall, rescue, or reconfigure the box even if the OS itself becomes unreachable. Plans start at €49/mo for single-socket configurations, with dual-socket and higher core-count builds priced above that and no long-term contract required.

  • Generate an anonymous account key, no email needed
  • Fund via Monero, Bitcoin, USDT, Litecoin, Ethereum, or Tron
  • Choose jurisdiction, socket count, and CPU family
  • Boot the default image or your own custom ISO
  • Manage everything after boot through IPMI/KVM and the API
Dedicated server specifications
SpecDetail
CPU platformSingle or dual-socket AMD EPYC or Intel Xeon
MemoryDDR5 ECC, error-corrected
StorageEncrypted NVMe, LUKS full-disk encryption available
Remote managementIPMI/KVM out-of-band console
OS deploymentCustom ISO upload or standard image
NetworkIPv4 + IPv6, up to 10 Gbps anti-DDoS
Provisioning timeAbout 55 seconds for base deploy
Uptime SLA99.99%
Starting price€49/mo
PaymentMonero, Bitcoin, USDT, Litecoin, Ethereum, Tron via Paymento

FAQ

Do offshore dedicated servers really require no KYC?+
Correct. VPS GOAT never asks for a name, ID, or email; you sign in with a single anonymous account key that is hashed server-side, and every plan including dedicated hardware is provisioned against that key alone.
Can I upload my own operating system image?+
Yes. Dedicated plans support custom ISO upload, so you can boot any Linux distribution, BSD, or hypervisor image instead of the default template, and IPMI/KVM lets you watch and control that boot from the very first screen.
Is full-disk encryption available on dedicated hardware?+
Yes, LUKS full-disk encryption can be set up at deploy time so the drive contents stay unreadable without your key, even if the physical disk is ever removed from the chassis.
How much does an offshore dedicated server cost?+
Dedicated plans start at €49/mo for a single-socket EPYC or Xeon configuration, with dual-socket and higher-core builds priced above that; every invoice is paid in crypto via Paymento.
Which jurisdictions offer dedicated servers today?+
Dedicated hardware is currently live in Panama, Seychelles, Iceland, Moldova, Bulgaria, Romania, Malaysia, and the Netherlands, with Tonga, Belize, Vanuatu, and Costa Rica launching soon.

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