Break virtual barriers with a decentralized VPN

Mysterium isn’t your typical VPN. We use a decentralized, peer-to-peer network to give you greater privacy, transparency, and control.

Built on Web3 technology.
No single point of failure.
Community-powered infrastructure.

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People-powered privacy is the future

Borrow a new online identity

Mysterium is powered by a network of everyday people sharing their residential IP address, like the one you have at home. This makes your browsing highly discreet, because you appear like a real-world user. Regular VPNs use datacenter IPs that are routinely flagged or blocked.

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Teleport virtually anywhere

Experience the web as it should be. Access the local internet in over 100+ countries. Jump to another location in seconds and explore the web without boundaries, borders, or limitations.

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Your history is log-proof

When we say “no logs”, you don’t have to take our word for it. Our decentralized infrastructure means there’s literally nowhere to store data centrally – we're an empty vault. Regular VPNs make shady deals with third-party advertisers, like secretly selling your logged browsing data.

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100+ countries in your pocket

Connect to more locations than any other mobile VPN on the planet. Connect to over 100 countries and 7,500 residential IPs.

100+

Countries

7,500+

IPs worldwide

Unlimited Gbs & speed

Simultaneous connections

Features of a decentralized VPN

Loved by our community members

Encrypt everything

One button to connect

Designed to be the easiest dVPN app to use.

Built-in safety features

Our kill switch feature ensures your data will never be leaked.

Watch, listen, play at full-speed

Bypass bandwidth throttling from your ISP and enjoy true internet freedom.

Affordable & flexible prices

Choose a plan that suits your needs, from flexible monthly to yearly plans with up to 82% off.

Transparent technology

We’re based on open-source technology. Verify our no-logs claim.

What Our Community Says

Aimar

Very good and fast VPN, it's very useful because it uses residential IP from all over the world, so recommended!!

Dapo A.

Very stable connection and good speed. Great app.

Jay. S

Super easy to set up and use, provides access to a huge range of residential nodes across the globe, and it's all decentralized which is a huge plus vs. some of the other VPNs out there.

Mike Banta

Very easy to install and configure. I am a huge fan of decentralized networking and this is your best option to do just that.

Saikiran

Mysterium VPN exceeds expectations. Android app works flawlessly. I've been using it on my Android device, and I'm thoroughly impressed.

Lusine

Simple and effective. Highly recommend!

Jumper

Privacy respecting VPN. Mysterium VPN has crypto payments and that to me is the best feature.

Muhammad A.

The best VPN I've used so far.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a decentralized VPN?

A decentralized VPN (also known as dVPN or dPN) is a VPN that uses a distributed network of nodes instead of centralized servers. This means that a VPN functions on a peer-to-peer basis, with everyday web users running the nodes with their personal devices.

Is dVPN better than VPN?

Yes, since a dVPN is run by community members, unlike a traditional VPN, which uses centralized servers that store information, like your browsing history. A compromised server will defeat the purpose of a VPN. With a decentralized VPN, there’s nowhere to store logs centrally.

What's key difference between dVPN and VPN?

The key difference is the fact that a regular VPN uses servers that are owned by VPN providers, which makes them all centralized. A dVPN, on the other hand, uses a distributed network of nodes run by community members instead of servers.

Can you tell if I'm using dVPN?

There's no way to tell if you are using a dVPN since this VPN type is powered by a peer-to-peer network, which is full of residential IP addresses that make you appear like organic users.