Why we provision KVM servers without ID checks
Conventional cloud providers collect passport scans, utility bills, telephone numbers, and credit card histories before booting a virtual machine. Aero provisions infrastructure using cryptocurrency settlement and an encrypted recovery email.
Your email is encrypted, strictly confidential, and will never be shared, marketed to, or used for tracking; it is solely used for password resets and server access recovery.
1. Eliminating identity honeypots
When a hosting provider stores government identification documents, residential addresses, and billing profiles, those archives become a permanent liability. Data breaches at third-party verification vendors regularly expose developer identities. By never requesting or storing identity documents, Aero removes that exposure entirely.
2. Non-custodial on-chain settlement
Credit card networks mandate invasive fraud screening because card transactions are reversible. Cryptocurrency transactions on Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Tether (USDT), USD Coin (USDC), BNB, XRP, Solana (SOL), and Litecoin (LTC) settle with cryptographic finality after network confirmation. Because there is no chargeback risk, identity verification is unnecessary.
3. Clear network rules enforced at the infrastructure layer
Operating without KYC does not mean operating without abuse controls. Outbound port 25 is blocked by default to prevent spam, and outbound DDoS attacks, malware distribution, or abusive scanning result in immediate termination under our Terms of Service. Legitimate engineers, privacy-conscious operators, and blockchain infrastructure teams get fast provisioning without paperwork.