Use services responsibly: Offshore hosting is privacy-focused infrastructure, not permission for spam, phishing, malware, fraud, unauthorized streaming, illegal content or harmful network activity.
1. Acceptable Use Overview
This Acceptable Use Policy applies to every VeltrixHost product and account. It explains what is allowed, what is prohibited and what may happen when a service creates legal, abuse, network, security or upstream provider risk. Customers must use services only for lawful websites, applications, email, server workloads and media projects.
- You are responsible for all content, traffic, scripts, email, databases and users connected to your service.
- You must comply with applicable laws, data center rules, upstream provider requirements and VeltrixHost policies.
- If your service creates risk, VeltrixHost may suspend, restrict, remove, null-route or terminate it.
2. Allowed Hosting and Server Use
VeltrixHost services may be used for legitimate websites, blogs, business applications, forums, adult projects where lawful, remote work, private server applications, APIs, storage connected to active hosting, lawful media delivery and permission-based email infrastructure.
- Offshore web hosting for lawful websites, blogs, forums and content projects.
- Linux VPS and Windows VPS for apps, panels, bots, private workspaces and RDP workloads that follow policy.
- Dedicated servers for resource-heavy lawful projects.
- SMTP VPS for opt-in, permission-based and compliant email infrastructure.
- IPTV or streaming servers only for media the customer is authorized to distribute.
3. Prohibited Content and Activity
The following content and activity are not allowed on VeltrixHost services. The list is not exhaustive; similar activity may also be prohibited if it creates legal, abuse, safety, fraud, reputation or network risk.
- Child sexual abuse material, sexual exploitation, non-consensual intimate content or content involving minors.
- Terrorism, violent extremism, threats, harassment campaigns or instructions for violent wrongdoing.
- Phishing pages, credential theft, fake login pages, scam websites, fraud operations or payment-card theft.
- Malware, ransomware, botnets, exploit kits, command-and-control servers, virus distribution or harmful scripts.
- Copyrighted content, pirated software, unauthorized streams, cracked tools or trademark abuse where the customer lacks rights.
4. Spam, Email and SMTP VPS Rules
SMTP VPS and mail-related services must be used carefully. VeltrixHost does not allow spam, purchased lists, harvested lists, forged headers, deceptive sending, malware links, phishing mail, unsolicited bulk campaigns or activity that damages IP reputation.
- Use opt-in recipient lists and maintain proof of consent when needed.
- Configure SPF, DKIM, DMARC, rDNS/PTR and bounce handling correctly.
- Honor unsubscribe requests and complaints quickly.
- Do not use VeltrixHost IPs to bypass blacklists, rotate abusive campaigns or hide sender identity.
5. Network, Security and Resource Abuse
Customers must not attack, scan, overload, disrupt or misuse VeltrixHost systems, upstream networks or third-party systems. High resource use that harms node stability, shared hosting performance, IP reputation or network availability may be limited or suspended.
- DDoS attacks, stress testing against third parties, port scanning and brute force attacks are prohibited.
- Open proxies, open relays, abusive VPN endpoints, bot automation and credential stuffing are prohibited.
- Mining, high CPU abuse or excessive shared-hosting resource use may be restricted unless explicitly allowed in writing.
- Compromised services may be suspended until secured.
6. DMCA Ignored and Abuse Notice Handling
VeltrixHost’s DMCA ignored offshore hosting approach means notices are reviewed under the applicable server location, jurisdiction, upstream provider rules and VeltrixHost policy. It does not mean all notices are ignored and it does not allow illegal or harmful activity.
- VeltrixHost may forward notices to the customer, request explanation or require corrective action.
- VeltrixHost may remove or disable content when abuse, legal or upstream-provider risk exists.
- Repeated complaints, non-response or clear rights violations may lead to suspension or termination.
7. Adult Content Rules
Adult hosting is permitted only where the content is lawful, consent-based and compliant with applicable content, age, recordkeeping, privacy and distribution requirements. Customers are responsible for compliance and must remove any content that violates law, policy or platform rules.
- No content involving minors, exploitation, trafficking, coercion or non-consensual material.
- No revenge content, hidden-camera content, doxxing, blackmail or content uploaded without rights.
- Adult projects that receive repeated abuse reports may require verification or may be suspended.
8. IPTV, VOD and Streaming Rules
Streaming services must be used only for content the customer is authorized to distribute. Customers are responsible for licensing, broadcasting rights, copyright permissions, regional restrictions and user access control.
- Unauthorized IPTV restreaming, pirated channels, stolen streams and illegal VOD libraries are prohibited.
- High-bandwidth streaming must stay within plan limits and network rules.
- VeltrixHost may suspend streams that create legal notices, abuse complaints or network risk.
9. Enforcement Actions
VeltrixHost may take action with or without prior notice when abuse, security risk, legal risk, non-payment, upstream provider action or emergency network risk exists. The action taken depends on severity, history, customer response and technical impact.
- Possible actions include warning, request for response, content removal, port block, rate limit, null-route, suspension, termination or refusal of future service.
- Emergency actions may be taken immediately to protect customers, upstream networks or third parties.
- Suspension or termination for AUP violations is not refundable.
10. AUP Updates
VeltrixHost may update this Acceptable Use Policy at any time. Changes are effective when published. Continued use of the service means acceptance of the current version.