About VPSPLEX

VPSPLEX was born in the spring of 2021, from two frustrations shared by its founders. The first: KYC data leaks. Within a few months, millions of ID scans and proof-of-address documents ended up online after breaches at services nonetheless considered reputable — documents that never truly disappear from the Internet. The second: abusive takedowns. Hosts, mostly American, were cutting entire servers on the sole basis of automated DMCA complaints, without judgment or effective recourse, hitting independent media and perfectly lawful archives at least as often as genuinely disputed content.

Our founders were already running hosting infrastructure for their own needs. They drew a simple conviction from this: a host that knows your name is a point of failure — for you, and for everyone you host in turn. VPSPLEX was therefore designed backwards. We first listed everything a host does not need to know, then made the collection of that data technically impossible, not just contractually prohibited.

Concretely: an account is a client-side generated token stored as a hash; payment goes exclusively through crypto (BTC, XMR, ETH, USDT, LTC, SOL, TRX), via Paymento or directly on-chain; the servers sit in six jurisdictions chosen for their law — Netherlands, Romania, Iceland, Panama, Switzerland, Russia — not for the price per Mbit/s. No name, no email, no ID ever passes through our forms, for a trivial reason: there is no form.

VPSPLEX has been operated from Panama City, Republic of Panama, since day one — June 2021. This choice is not decorative: it is where our seat is located, where the decisions that bind the company are made, and we have deliberately established no entity anywhere else — neither in the United States nor in the European Union. The law applicable to our activity is Panamanian law, whose courts remain fully competent over us: we claim no immunity, only the slowness and the form of legal procedures, for us as for anyone who would seek to reach us.

Being offshore does not mean being above the law, and we will never promise that. VPSPLEX enforces a strict Acceptable Use Policy (AUP): no phishing, no malware, no spam, no child exploitation. A local court decision, transmitted through official channels, is reviewed and executed within the hour. What we refuse are summary executions: automated takedowns, pressure from rights holders, requests lacking legal basis. “Bulletproof” describes, for us, resilience against abusive complaints — not immunity.

We have never raised funds. No investors, no funding rounds, no board of directors: VPSPLEX's growth is financed by its customers, which remains the best way to stay aligned with them. The team — eight people spread across four time zones — was built slowly, through co-optation, among network operators we had known for a long time.

Five years later, the numbers have changed; the mechanics have not. Six countries, more than eleven thousand VPS deployed, 99.98% uptime, a website translated into twenty-four languages. We still publish a warrant canary every quarter, our incident postmortems remain public, and no one — not even our own support — can link a server to a name.

We do not sell anonymity. We sell the absence of data.