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VPN access, paid in crypto, no account
A private VPN that fits the rest of this site: no account, no email, no KYC, paid once in crypto. Nothing to sign up for, nothing to cancel.
One payment covers every server in every country: 45 countries, 86 servers, all included. No per-country pricing, no tiers.
- No account
- Crypto
- WireGuard, OpenVPN, VLESS
- No logs, RAM-only servers
- 5 devices at once
Turn the VPN off while installing an eSIM. The eSIM download has to reach the operator directly, and a VPN, proxy or Private Relay can stop it.
Plan prices
Every plan includes every server, every country and all three protocols. Nothing renews automatically.
- 7 days$4.99$0.71/day
- 15 days$6.99$0.47/day
- 30 days$9.99$0.33/day
- 90 days$22.99$0.26/day
- 180 days$42.99$0.24/day
- 365 days$84.99$0.23/day
Checkout
12 cryptocurrencies · no account · configs delivered instantly
Extend an existing plan
Enter the Magic Code of an earlier VPN order and the days you buy are added to that account instead of creating a new one.
Server locations
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Every location serves WireGuard and OpenVPN unless marked VLESS only. Servers sit on 1 Gbps ports. The list is refreshed a few times a day.
Which protocol?
WireGuard
Fast and simple. Scan the QR with the WireGuard app or import the .conf file. The default choice on phones and laptops.
OpenVPN
The widely supported classic. Import the .ovpn file into any OpenVPN client, UDP or TCP, on routers and older systems too.
VLESS
The censorship-resistant option: traffic looks like ordinary HTTPS. Use it where WireGuard and OpenVPN get blocked. Available in a few locations only.
Who this VPN is for, and who should buy elsewhere
This is a small, fixed-term service that fits the rest of this site. It is a good match for some people and a poor one for others, and it is cheaper for everyone if we say which is which up front.
A good fit if you
- Pay for everything in crypto and do not want a card, PayPal or a bank anywhere near a VPN purchase.
- Refuse to create accounts. There is no sign-up, no email, no password reset flow: an 8-character magic code is the whole login.
- Already buy a UK number or travel eSIM here and want the VPN on the same order: one payment, one magic code.
- Need VLESS. Where WireGuard and OpenVPN are blocked, the CDN-fronted VLESS servers are built to look like ordinary HTTPS traffic.
- Want a network that keeps nothing: RAM-only servers, no stored source IP addresses, no connection timestamps. A reboot wipes the machine, and there is no disk to seize or subpoena.
Buy elsewhere if you
- Want a polished native app with a big connect button, kill switch and server picker. We deliver configs for the official WireGuard, OpenVPN Connect and Xray-based clients; there is no BuyUKeSIM app.
- Do not want to touch WireGuard or import a config file at all. The first setup takes a QR scan or a file import per device.
How buying works
- 1
Pick a number of days
7, 15, 30, 90, 180 or 365 days. Every plan includes every server and every protocol; longer plans only cost less per day.
- 2
Pay in crypto
Choose a coin, send the exact amount to the address shown and wait for the network confirmation. No account, no email required.
- 3
Receive your magic code
The order page shows your username, password and expiry date. The 8-character magic code is the only thing you need to keep.
- 4
Fetch configs per server
Pick a server and a protocol on the order page and download the WireGuard .conf, the .ovpn file or the VLESS link. Come back for a different server whenever you like.
Running out of days? Enter the same magic code under "Extend an existing plan" above and pay for another period. The new days are added on top of your current expiry, and the username, password and configs stay the same.
WireGuard vs OpenVPN vs VLESS: which to pick
Every plan includes all three, so this is only about the client on your device and the network you are on. When in doubt, start with WireGuard.
| Protocol | Speed | Censorship resistance | Client apps | Use it when |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| WireGuard | Fastest, lowest battery use | Low: easy to fingerprint and block | Official WireGuard app on iOS, Android, Windows, macOS, Linux | Normal networks, phones and laptops; the default choice |
| OpenVPN | Good, slower than WireGuard | Medium: TCP on port 443 gets through some filters | OpenVPN Connect, routers and any client that imports .ovpn files | Routers, older systems, networks that only pass TCP |
| VLESS | Good, depends on the CDN route | High: looks like ordinary HTTPS to a CDN | v2rayNG, Hiddify, Shadowrocket, Streisand and other Xray-based clients | Networks where WireGuard and OpenVPN are blocked |
VLESS runs on a small set of CDN-fronted servers built for censored networks; WireGuard and OpenVPN run on every other location.
Paying with Monero, USDT or Bitcoin
Checkout accepts 12 cryptocurrencies: USDT (TRC20, BEP20, ERC20), USDC, BTC, ETH, SOL, TRX, BNB, XMR, DOGE and TON. The price is in USD and the coin amount is quoted live when you start the payment. What changes per coin:
Monero (XMR)
The most private option: no address or amount is visible on-chain. Confirmation takes a few minutes longer than most other coins, so the order page may show "waiting" for a while after you send.
USDT and USDC
Stable, so the quoted amount does not move. Pick the network carefully: TRC20 is usually the cheapest to send, ERC20 costs the most in fees. Sending on the wrong network is the most common reason a payment never arrives.
Bitcoin (BTC)
Widely held, slower to confirm and with a network fee that can matter on a short plan. Use a fee that gets you into the next few blocks; a low-fee send can sit unconfirmed past the order window.
Every coin has a minimum the gateway will accept. On a 7 or 15 day plan some coins fall under it and the checkout greys them out; choose another coin or a longer plan.
No personal data is collected at any step. The email field exists only if you want the order link sent to you; leave it empty and the magic code is the only record.
The privacy stack: UK number, travel eSIM and VPN
The three products here cover three different layers, and they are designed to be bought together on one order:
- The UK number is a real +44 line for calls, SMS and account verifications, bought outright with crypto.
- The travel eSIM is prepaid data in 190+ countries, so you are not on hotel or airport Wi-Fi.
- The VPN sits on top of whichever connection you use and moves your exit point to a server of your choosing.
Add the VPN at UK number or travel eSIM checkout and it lands on the same order: one payment, one magic code that opens the eSIM QR and the VPN configs. The bundle combines the number and data; the anonymous eSIM and no-KYC eSIM pages explain what the rest of the stack does and does not hide.
One rule for the install: switch the VPN off before you scan an eSIM QR. The profile download has to reach the operator directly, and a VPN, proxy or Private Relay in the path makes it fail. Turn the VPN back on afterwards.
What the VPN does and does not do
It does
- Encrypt traffic between your device and the server, so the local network or ISP sees only a connection to the VPN.
- Replace your visible IP with the server's, in the country you picked, for every app on the device.
- Run on up to 5 devices at once with the same username and password, P2P allowed, bandwidth unlimited.
It does not
- Change how an eSIM is registered. The UK number and the travel eSIM keep the registration they came with; the VPN only affects the data path.
- Offer port forwarding or a dedicated IP. Every account shares the server pool.
- Come with an app of our own. Setup happens in the official WireGuard, OpenVPN Connect or Xray-based clients.
Compared with the big consumer VPNs
A typical subscription VPN and this service solve the same technical problem in different ways. The differences that matter at checkout:
| Aspect | Typical subscription VPN | This service |
|---|---|---|
| Account | Email and password required | None; an 8-character magic code |
| Payment | Card or PayPal, sometimes crypto on top | Crypto only, 12 coins |
| Software | Own app on every platform | Configs for the official WireGuard, OpenVPN and Xray clients |
| Term | Auto-renewing subscription | Fixed 7 to 365 days, extend by choice |
| Data held on you | Billing identity and account history | A plan, a magic code, an email only if you leave one |
Refund terms are on the refund page; the full order flow, including the eSIM side, is on how it works.
FAQ
Where does the VPN run?
On our VPN network: 86 servers in 45 countries, on 1 Gbps ports, RAM-only, no logs. One username and password works on every one of them.
Do you keep logs?
No logs: source IP addresses and connection timestamps are never stored. Servers run RAM-only, so nothing persists across a reboot. On our side, an order holds a plan, a magic code, and the email only if you chose to leave one.
Do I need an account or an email?
No. You get an 8-character magic code at checkout. It opens your order page with the username, password and configs any time. Email is optional and only used to send you that link.
WireGuard, OpenVPN or VLESS: which one should I pick?
WireGuard for most phones and laptops: fastest and easiest, one QR scan. OpenVPN when a device or router only speaks OpenVPN, UDP or TCP. VLESS where VPN traffic is blocked, since it looks like normal HTTPS; it is offered in a few locations only. The network also has IKEv2 and L2TP, but we do not deliver configs for those.
How many devices can I use at once?
Five simultaneous connections per account, on any mix of phones, laptops and routers. Use the same username and password on each.
Are torrents and heavy downloads allowed?
P2P is allowed on every server. Bandwidth is unlimited and nothing is metered.
A server feels slow. What can I do?
Servers sit on 1 Gbps ports, so slowness is usually the route, not the machine. Switch protocol (WireGuard is generally fastest), try the other OpenVPN port, or pick a server closer to you. Every config is available from your order page, so swapping costs nothing.
Does the plan renew automatically?
No. You buy a fixed number of days and nothing is charged afterwards. To keep the same account, come back to this page, enter your magic code under "Extend an existing plan" and pay for more days with crypto; the time is added on top of what is left.
Can I keep the VPN on while installing an eSIM?
Turn it off first. The eSIM download has to reach the operator server directly, and a VPN, proxy or Private Relay in the way can make the install fail. Turn it back on once the eSIM is installed.
Why is it priced above the big consumer VPNs?
Because it does cost more, and the honest comparison says so: Mullvad, IVPN and the other specialist privacy VPNs charge less per month than we do, and if the monthly price is what decides it, buy from them. What you get here instead is that the VPN lands on the same order and the same 8-character magic code as your UK number or travel eSIM, that one flat payment covers every server in every country with no per-country pricing and no tiers, and that you get configs for WireGuard, OpenVPN and VLESS rather than a single protocol. We have not had an independent audit and we will not imply one.
What is your stance on abuse?
We do not inspect or log your traffic. P2P is allowed. Do not use the service for spam, attacks or anything that gets a server IP blocked, because that hurts every other user on that server. Abuse is handled at the server IP level, never by cutting your account without cause.
Do I pay per country?
No. One payment, one account, every server in every country. Fetch a config for any server whenever you like from your order page; switching costs nothing and there are no tiers.
Can I pay for a VPN with Monero?
Yes. XMR is one of the 12 coins at checkout, and the flow is the same as any other coin: pick the plan, send the quoted amount, wait for confirmation. Monero confirmations take a few minutes longer than most coins, so the order page may show "waiting" for a while.
Do I need an email address to buy?
No. The email field is optional and only exists so we can send you the order link. Without it, your 8-character magic code is the only way back to the order, so save it somewhere safe.
Will the VPN work in China, Iran or Russia?
Sometimes, and we cannot promise it. WireGuard and OpenVPN are commonly blocked on those networks. VLESS on the CDN-fronted servers is built for this case and is the protocol to try first, but filters change and no provider can guarantee a connection from a censored network. There is no refund for a blocked connection, so test on a short plan.
What happens when my plan expires?
The account stops accepting connections and nothing is charged. Your order page stays reachable with the magic code. To continue, enter that code under "Extend an existing plan" and pay for more days; the same username, password and configs come back to life with the new expiry.
Is there a refund if the VPN does not work?
Yes. If you cannot connect on any server after we troubleshoot with you, we refund the VPN part of the order in the crypto you paid with. In practice this almost never happens: one account works on every server, and a slow or blocked server is fixed by switching server or protocol. Contact support with your magic code first.
Which product do you need?
Three products, three jobs. This is the honest breakdown of what each one does and does not do.
| Feature | UK Number (+44) | Travel eSIM | Private VPN |
|---|---|---|---|
| What it is | A permanent UK mobile number on eSIM | Prepaid mobile data for trips abroad | Fixed-term VPN access with no account |
| Price | $25 one-time, then $15 per 6 months | From $1.99, per data pack | $4.99 / 7 days to $84.99 / year |
| Phone number | Yes, yours long-term | No number, data only | No |
| Mobile data | No | Yes, in 190+ countries and regions | No, it needs an internet connection of its own |
| How it arrives | eSIM QR on screen in minutes | eSIM QR on screen in minutes | Credentials and configs on the order page in minutes |
| Best for | WhatsApp, Telegram and PayPal codes on a number you keep long-term | Internet abroad without roaming bills | Private browsing paid in crypto, VLESS where VPNs are blocked, pairing with an eSIM |
| Refund rule | No routine refund after QR delivery | No routine refund after provisioning | Refunded if it does not connect on any server after support troubleshooting |
VPN guides
Longer answers to the questions people ask before buying: how to pay, which protocol to pick, and what a VPN does not fix.
- Buy a VPN with crypto
- VPN that accepts Monero
- VPN with no account
- Unlimited VPN
- Anonymous VPN: what is actually anonymous
- No-logs VPN, RAM-only servers
- VPN and eSIM together
- VPN vs Tor
- What is VLESS?
- VLESS VPN access
- WireGuard VPN config
- WireGuard vs OpenVPN vs VLESS