Designed with your online privacy in mind, our VPN protects your digital freedom.
Encryption with a global reach on every device.
| Category | Features |
| 🔐 Privacy | 7,500+ residential IPs | No-logs policy | DNS leak protection | IP leak protection, Favorite IP, Pause Subscription |
| 🔑 Security | Kill switch | Malware blocker | WireGuard protocol | Open VPN protocol| ChaCha20 encryption |
| 🌐 Access & Locations | 100+ countries | City-level choices | State-level selection |
| ⚡ Speed & Performance | Stable connection | High download speeds | High upload speeds |
| 💻 Devices & Apps | 15 devices at once | Windows and Android | macOS and iOS | Linux | Browser extensions: Chrome, Opera, Opera GX, Brave |
Get residential IPs, global locations, and privacy-first VPN features in one app.
Most VPNs route you through datacenter IPs that websites easily recognize and block. Mysterium VPN gives you access to 7,500+ residential IPs from real home connections, so your traffic looks like everyday browsing and is far less likely to be flagged, blocked, or hit with CAPTCHAs.
Unlike mainstream VPNs, Mysterium VPN uses a decentralized infrastructure model rather than relying solely on centralized VPN servers. This reduces the risks of attack and possible misuse.
Mysterium VPN was built to reduce unnecessary personal data collection and protect user activity. We believe in a free and open internet where you can browse safely.
You can choose from virtual locations in 100+ countries worldwide, as well as more precise city-level and state-level options where available, such as in the United States.
We built the first decentralized VPN in 2019. We learned a lot from that experience, and then built Mysterium VPN – a tool that protects your privacy, built by people who care about your privacy.
We treat open internet access as a human right, not a premium feature. Everything in the product follows from that, including the parts that cost us more to run.
11,000+ IPs, 100+ countries, state-level choice in the US. We give you context and options. What you do with them is up to you.
Our 7,500+ residential IPs come from independent node operators who explicitly agreed to take part. Using Mysterium VPN never makes your own device part of the network.
Our app code is public, and we're a member of the VPN Trust Initiative. Privacy claims should be checkable, not taken on blind faith.
Detection methods change, restrictions spread, rules get rewritten. We track it and keep the network working, so your internet stays usable without you having to actively follow any of it.
Learn what each Mysterium VPN feature means and why it matters.
| Feature | What does it mean? | Why does it matter? |
| Residential IPs | Browse through 7,500+ real residential IPs instead of traditional datacenter VPN servers. | Helps your traffic look more natural and reduces the typical VPN server footprint. |
| Kill switch | Blocks internet traffic to protect you in case your VPN connection drops. | Helps prevent accidental exposure of your real IP address. |
| DNS leak protection | Keeps your DNS requests inside the VPN tunnel. | Helps stop your ISP or other 3rd parties from seeing your DNS requests. |
| WireGuard protocol | A modern VPN protocol designed for secure and efficient connections. | Helps to balance robust security with high-speed performance. |
| No personal data logs | Mysterium VPN doesn’t store your browsing activity logs. | Reduces unnecessary data collection and supports stronger privacy. |
| 100+ countries | You can choose a VPN location across many countries worldwide. | Gives more flexibility for privacy, travel, and global access. |
| City-level choices | You can choose a more precise VPN location in supported regions. | Gives you more control over where the connection appears from. |
| Malware blocker | Blocks suspicious or malicious domains while you’re browsing. | Adds another layer of protection against unsafe websites. |
| Multiple devices | You can protect multiple devices simultaneously with one subscription. | Covers phones, laptops, desktops, tablets, and browsers. |
| Browser extensions | Adds lightweight VPN protection directly in the browser. | Useful when you want quick browser-level privacy without installing additional apps. |
Whether you're using public Wi-Fi, trying to stream while traveling, or protecting your identity when browsing, Mysterium VPN is built to cover every scenario.
Using public Wi-Fi can expose unencrypted traffic. Mysterium VPN encrypts your traffic, the kill switch prevents leaks even if the VPN connection drops, and DNS leak protection prevents data from leaking to the local network.
Mysterium VPN’s pool of 7,500+ residential IPs in 100+ countries reduces the chance of streaming platforms detecting and blocking your VPN connection. With us, you can stream content without interruptions anywhere.
Low-latency routing keeps your gameplay stable. IP masking prevents DDoS attacks, which is a common tactic, especially in competitive gaming.
When you try to connect to social media while abroad, you may encounter VPN blocks. Our residential IPs reduce the risk of that happening.
The WireGuard protocol provides the speed-to-security ratio needed for remote work. The kill switch and DNS protection ensure neither corporate nor client data is accidentally exposed.
You can block malicious domains at the DNS level before pages load. Our no-logs policy means your browsing habits aren't stored anywhere.
Protect up to 15 devices with a single account.
Here’s what you need to know about VPN features and why they matter.
A reliable VPN must prevent your real IP and DNS requests from being exposed. IP leak protection and DNS leak protection are the baseline; without them, encryption alone is insufficient.
Encryption strength, kill switch behavior, and malware blocking determine how well a VPN holds up under real conditions. These features close the gaps that would otherwise expose your data or identity.
The protocol your VPN uses directly affects both your security and VPN performance. WireGuard protocol offers a well-audited, efficient architecture that reduces latency without compromising the integrity of your encrypted connection.
Where your VPN exits matters a lot. VPN access to 100+ countries with city and state level precision gives you meaningful control over how and where your traffic appears to originate.
Datacenter IPs are widely recognized and blocked by websites. Residential IPs route your traffic through IP addresses assigned to real home users, making your connection significantly harder to detect or flag.
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A no-logs policy, a kill switch, DNS leak protection, and a modern VPN protocol like WireGuard are the core features for any VPN. If you care about your privacy, they're a non-negotiable. Mysterium VPN offers all of them!
A residential VPN is a VPN that routes your encrypted internet traffic through an IP address assigned to a real physical home rather than a VPN datacenter. This makes your internet connection blend in with other regular users.
A kill switch is a security feature that automatically blocks all internet traffic if your VPN connection drops unexpectedly. Without it, your device would fall back to your real IP for the duration of the interruption, potentially exposing your identity or location. The kill switch eliminates that exposure window entirely.
DNS leak protection is a VPN security feature that forces your domain name system (DNS) requests through the same encrypted, secure tunnel as your regular internet traffic. Without it, your device might bypass the VPN and send requests directly to your ISP or a third party. This creates a "leak" where your ISP can track exactly which websites you are visiting, compromising your location and browsing privacy.
A no-logs policy (or zero-logs policy) is a privacy commitment made by most VPNs. This promises that the VPN service doesn't record, store, or share your sensitive, identifiable user data.
WireGuard is a modern, open-source VPN protocol designed to be faster, simpler, and leaner than older standards like IPsec and OpenVPN.
More location options give you better control over your connection. The exit location of your VPN connection determines how your internet traffic appears to external servers. Country-level selection is enough for most users, but city-level options matter when regional content rules, latency optimization, or specific local access requirements are involved.
Yes. Mysterium VPN subscription plans support up to 15 simultaneous device connections within one account. This covers devices like Windows, Linux, macOS, Android, iOS, and major browsers like Chrome, Brave, Opera, and Opera GX through browser extensions, so you can protect your device ecosystem under one account without purchasing additional subscriptions. You may also connect other devices through compatible Wi-Fi routers.
A VPN app routes the traffic from your device through the encrypted tunnel, covering every application, browser, and background process on the device that has the VPN app installed. A VPN browser extension applies the VPN protection only to traffic within that browser, leaving everything else on the device unprotected.
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