Yes. Netcup is operated from Germany, has no non-EU parent company and runs its own infrastructure, so staysin.eu classifies it as EU-sovereign.
Part of the Austrian Anexia group.
A provider counts as EU only when all three criteria hold:
Where a server physically sits is shown on each check but does not change the verdict: legal reach follows who controls the processing, not where the bytes are. Read the methodology.
Seen on 286 of 10871 checked domains (latest check per domain, as of 25 October 2026): as hosting on 179, as DNS on 109, as mail (MX) on 114, as mail sending (SPF) on 18, as third-party requests on 66.
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