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Privacy-focused cloud hosting for virtual machines, one-click apps, and block storage in Romania, the Netherlands, and the United States, with Monero and card payments.

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Privacy-focused cloud hosting for virtual machines, one-click apps, and block storage in Romania, the Netherlands, and the United States, with Monero and card payments.

Common usePrivacyHostingOperator dataUnknown
Identity checksZero KYCNo document check recorded · identity exposure level 1/4
Evidence and riskPartial evidenceCautionSome material claims still need confirmation.; those sources show trade-offs worth reading.
Last reviewedReviewed 25 Aug 2026KYC checked 25 Aug 2026 · verified jurisdiction · Source → official siteHow to cite this pageSource coveragePartial evidenceRecorded riskCaution
Evidence and facts

Evidence and facts

CUNICULA SCORE 4.0
34/100Limited evidencePrivacy 9/25 · Control 0/20 · Transparency 0/20 · Security 17/25 · Accountability 8/10 · Cap 69 · Method
JURISDICTIONRO
CAUTIONKyun stores account contact data, assigned-IP history, payments and service configuration. VM disks are not provider-encrypted or backed up. Kyoko live-chat messages go to a third-party LLM unless Ultra Private Mode is enabled. Romanian law and the host country's law apply, and uptime is not guaranteed.
AUDITED BYNo audit listed
OPERATOR DATAUnknown
SOURCE COVERAGE
Partial evidenceTHIRD-PARTY REPORTED6/7Reviewed 25 Aug 2026 · Source → official site
LAST CHECKED2026-08-25
LAST UPDATED2026-08-25

Specs

DOCUMENT CHECKNone recorded
IDENTITY EXPOSURELevel 1/4
KYC TRIGGERSKyun says it never asks for identity documents. An account is still required and it stores contact details, service/IP history, transaction data, and Stripe identifiers when a card is linked.
FEEVMs from €1.60/month; HDD block storage from €5/TB/month.
CATEGORIESHosting
COMMON USESPrivacy
FEATURESKVM virtual machines, Linux containers, One-click private apps, Block storage, DDoS protection, Monero deposits, Card payments, Tor access
TORYes
REGIONS3 countries: Romania, Netherlands, United States
Review analysis, source material, related services, and history

Analysis

OVERVIEW

KVM virtual machines and Linux containers from Kyun SRL, a disclosed entity based in Bucharest, Romania, with Monero deposits accepted alongside card payments.

LIMITS

No identity-document KYC is required, but the privacy policy states Kyun stores account and contact details, service, IP and SSH-key configuration, transaction and Monero deposit history, and Stripe invoice or customer data for card payments; live chat also defaults to an AI assistant unless Ultra Private Mode is turned on.

USEFUL FOR

Suits users who want KVM hosting from a named Romanian operator and can accept stored account, configuration and payment metadata in exchange for skipping ID documents.

Sources · reviewed 2026-07-16

Corporate identity

Registry-sourced, not audited. The facts below come from cited web research rather than a direct registry query. Each claim links its own source.

LEGAL ENTITY
KYUN S.R.L. (Kyun SRL)source ↗
REGISTRATION NO.
J2025021445009 (CUI/CIF 51514103; EUID ROONRC.J2025021445009)source ↗
INCORPORATED IN
Romania (Bucharest)source ↗
INCORPORATED ON
2025-03-25source ↗
REGISTERED ADDRESS
Drum Crețeștilor 19, Sc. B, Et. 1, Ap. 15, Sector 4, București, Romania (cod 042183)source ↗
Registry research · reviewed 2026-08-09

Frequently Asked Questions

Is identity verification required?

No identity verification is recorded for typical use. Kyun says it never asks for identity documents. An account is still required and it stores contact details, service/IP history, transaction data, and Stripe identifiers when a card is linked.

Which payment methods are accepted?

Please check the provider site for accepted payment methods.

Where is it available?

Recorded availability: RO, NL, US.

Is the operator based in a Five Eyes country?

No. The recorded jurisdiction is RO, which is not a Five Eyes country. This is jurisdiction context and does not by itself establish that a service is safer or less safe.

How are identity, operator, and evidence fields reported?

Identity exposure is level 1 of 4. Hosted operator data has not been established. Jurisdiction is shown as context, not a safety verdict. Source coverage is partial evidence, last reviewed 2026-08-25, and recorded risk is caution.

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Sources and history

Evidence basis: Claims on this page are linked to published sources for comparison, not certification, audit, endorsement, or recommendation; read the methodology and coverage map before relying on an entry.