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A VPN (Virtual Private Network) protects your connection while you’re using the internet. It makes your browsing private, hides your IP (Internet Protocol) address, and ensures your Internet service provider (ISP) doesn’t track you.

In a nutshell, a VPN: 

  • Helps you to stay secure when using public Wi-Fi hotspots.
  • Masks your IP (Internet Protocol) address.
  • Encrypts your internet traffic, making your browsing more secure and private.
  • Allows you to access more internet content and bypass restrictions such as government censorship.
  • Ensures that your internet traffic isn’t tracked and recorded, later to be sold by your internet service provider (ISP), ad brokers, or snoops.

A VPN works by routing your device’s internet connection through your chosen VPN's private server rather than your internet service provider (ISP).

By doing so, a VPN changes your visible IP address. A VPN makes it appear as if you’re browsing from the VPN server’s location instead of your device.

That’s why you can appear virtually anywhere in the world using a VPN! This feature greatly improves your privacy and is one of the two primary reasons that make a VPN so useful. The other one is security. Let’s talk about it.

  • A VPN protects you on public Wi-Fi
  • A VPN masks browsing and torrent history
  • A VPN unlocks blocked and censored websites
  • A VPN helps stream Netflix privately
  • A VPN helps you avoid price discrimination
  • and more ...

So, Does a VPN make you anonymous?
No, a VPN does not make you anonymous. And don’t believe anyone who’ll tell you otherwise.
Let’s set one thing straight, no sugar coating – internet anonymity is a fantasy. Yes, you’ve read it right. There is no real way you can be anonymous on the web. 

OpenVPN is an open-source VPN protocol. It’s fast, secure, and compatible with many routers. Because it is open-sourced, its code has been examined through and through by cybersecurity experts worldwide. Generally, it performs worse than IKEV2 and WireGuard.

Available on: Windows, macOS, Android, iOS, Linux, and BSD.

Setting up a VPN couldn’t be easier. We recommend downloading native apps, but you can always opt for a manual setup if you’re more tech-savvy.

Download a VPN application.
Set up a VPN manually.


For a more detailed guide, check out our article on How to set up a VPN on any device.

Our platform provides various VPN services, including V2Ray, HTTP, Socks5, OpenVPN, Cisco AnyConnect, and Residential Proxies. We act as a main platform, allowing website owners to seamlessly sell VPN services to their clients without the hassle of managing servers or VPN configurations.

We operate on a pay-as-you-go payment mechanism. Users are charged solely based on their usage.

Certainly! Users can modify the account volumes, even after exhausting the allocated volumes.

Yes, Users can deactivate accounts at any time, and the remaining credits are refunded to the panel.

No restrictions! Each purchased v2ray account allows unlimited simultaneous users.

No, our purchased accounts do not have an expiration date, enabling users to utilize their remaining balance whenever convenient.

Yes, users can conveniently monitor usage within their panel.

Absolutely! We provide servers from various countries upon user request.

We offer 24/7 support through a ticketing system for any assistance required.

Yes, we offer 2x v2ray servers, providing high-speed connections with doubled usage volume, and maintaining consistent internet usage.