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Get your anonymous account
No name. No email. No trace.
Nym doesn't want your personal information. You access NymVPN with an anonymous 24-word passphrase, nothing else.
- No personal information for sign up
- No logs because Nym can't log
- Unlinkability all the way to payments

Pay privately
A VPN isn't protecting you if it knows who you are and what you do. Nym uses zero-knowledge technology to ensure you are unlinkable to your use of the app.
- Most cryptocurrencies accepted of any VPN
- Privacy coins like Zcash (ZEC) and Monero (XMR)
- Cash payments for full traceleness

Choose your decentralized path
Choose your entry and exit servers. The Nym network is decentralized and run by an independent community of privacy lovers.
- Servers in 70+ countries
- 800+ nodes
- Residential IP support

Nym is
Noise protection
The Nym network uses noise to hide your signal so that you can be online freely and without fear.
Metadata protection
Protects the patterns your communications leave behind so that your personal life can't be surveilled and exploited online.
Open source
Anyone can read and verify our code base, the way we believe tech should be.
Decentralized
NymVPN is run on a decentralized, permissionless network, powered by a community of independent operators and privacy enthusiasts.
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Nym: FAQs
NymVPN is fundamentally different than all VPNs on the market in that it can provide genuine anonymity for users. Almost all VPNs are centralized, which means they are capable of logging user traffic records and remain vulnerable to network surveillance and data leaks. NymVPN is built on a zero-knowledge network: there is no point in the decentralized network that can link a user to what they do online. And to combat AI-powered network surveillance, NymVPN deploys noise to make traffic patterns untraceable.
A VPN functions as a proxy for your connection with the public web: all your traffic flows through server(s) (or "hops") by the VPN company before accessing a web connection. But most VPNs are centralized insofar as your traffic passes through a single server where it remains vulnerable. A truly decentralized VPN requires a minimum of 2 intermediary servers, but also that these servers are independent of one another (i.e., not controlled and operated by the same company). With NymVPN, users have a choice between a decentralized 2-hop mode for faster connections and a highly anonymous 5-hop Noise Generating Mixnet. Choose the level of privacy you need.
The large majority of free VPNs do not protect users’ privacy and often are designed to undermine it. The companies offering free VPN services make their money at the expense of users, including selling metadata records to third parties, inserting advertising into web traffic, or allowing third parties to install cookie trackers on the software of users. This is the opposite of being private and protected. Choosing a paid VPN can help ensure the company respects its clients’ privacy, but choosing a paid decentralized VPN takes trust out of the equation. With Nym's zero-knowledge network, no meaningful traffic logs can be kept that would link you to what you do online. With NymVPN, anonymity online is truly possible.
VPNs are perfectly legal in most countries. A VPN is a tool to protect our data and personal information online against many different threats, such as surveillance and cyber attacks while using public WiFi networks. However, the use of some VPNs might be prohibited by certain governments enforcing censorship measures. NymVPN is developing censorship resistance technology that will allow everyone to access the information they need.
The large majority of VPNs on the market, even paid versions, can put our data at risk. This is because they are largely centralized services which are vulnerable to network surveillance, data leaks, cyber attacks, and government overreach. Choosing a decentralized VPN can eliminate many of these risks. A mixnet VPN like NymVPN with added noise is the safest choice when it comes to combatting surveillance.
Yes, you can use a VPN anywhere in the world while traveling. They are a great way for accessing information and services in locations of your choice worldwide. Keep in mind that certain countries with authoritarian censorship laws may restrict the use of VPNs while in their territories and using national ISPs. NymVPN is developing censorship resistance technologies so that you can use the app wherever you are without undue restrictions.
No, NymVPN is not a financial product. It is a virtual private network (VPN) privacy service designed to protect the data of individuals and institutions. As a paid product, it accepts a wide range of payment methods and currencies, including cryptocurrencies. However, it is not a cryptocurrency product and does not provide any kind of financial service.






