For　using　existing　single-server　blind　quantum　computing　models,　clients　must　typically　have　quantum　computing　capabilities,　such　as　preparation　or　measurement　of　single-qubit　states.　Unlike　these　models,　random　order　rearrangement　is　employed　herein　to　achieve　single-server　blind　quantum　computing.　By　randomly　reordering　the　Bell　state　particles　prepared　and　distributed　by　a　server,　clients　retain　the　input,　output,　and　algorithm,　which　are　unknown　to　the　server.　Moreover,　clients　do　not　need　any　quantum　computing　capabilities　but　only　need　the　ability　to　reorder　the　particles.　©　2024　Chinese　Academy　of　Sciences.　All　rights　reserved.