Yes. Servury is operated by Avalanche Systems Inc., registered in Canada at a Montreal address, and provides working VPS infrastructure across seven locations. The platform has verifiable contact information, a published terms of service and privacy policy, and a canary page for legal process transparency.

No. Servury generates a 32-character credential for you at signup with no email, phone number, or identity verification required. That credential is the only thing needed to log in and manage your account.

Servury’s stated policy is zero logs with no packet inspection, no flow logs, and no activity monitoring. On its owned Montreal hardware, LUKS2 full disk encryption is available where only the customer holds the passphrase.

Servury supports Debian 12, Ubuntu 24, Rocky Linux 9, FreeBSD 14, OpenBSD 7.8, and Windows Server 2025 at deployment, selectable from the configuration step of the Deploy Server modal.

Servury accepts cryptocurrency including Monero, Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, and USDT, credit and debit cards via Stripe, and cash by mail. This combination covers the full range from standard card payments to maximum-anonymity options.

No. Servury does not issue refunds for services already in use, for account balance deposits, or for accounts terminated due to violations. The no-refund policy applies without exception and is consistent with the prepaid, anonymous service model.