Pre-launch
A VPN you pay for without telling anyone who you are
VersoVPN is a privacy-first VPN with an open token economy: pay with a card if you like, or with VVPN if you would rather not be named twice.
Write to [email protected] and we will add you.
Not launched yet. No card, no account — just an address we use once.
Why another VPN
Privacy that survives a subpoena, not just a marketing page
Every VPN promises not to log. The promise is worth exactly as much as the operator's resolve on a bad day. We would rather remove the data than defend it.
Nothing to hand over
A VPN that keeps records is one subpoena away from being a log of your life. We are designing so that the answer to “what do you have on this user” is short by construction, not by policy.
Paid without a paper trail
Card payments name you twice: to the bank and to us. Paying in VVPN removes the second one — the subscription is settled on-chain, and the network does not need to know who you are.
Capacity that follows demand
Operators are paid for the traffic they actually serve. Where users appear, capacity appears — without waiting for someone to approve a hosting budget for that country.
How it will work
Three steps, none of them a form about yourself
- 1
Join the waitlist
Leave an address. One message, when there is something real to open.
- 2
Install and connect
Clients ship at launch. Connecting should take one tap and no account setup ceremony.
- 3
Pay how you want
Ordinary payment methods, or VVPN if you would rather not be named in a card statement.
The token
VVPN pays, unlocks, and rewards
The token is not a second product. It is how the subscription is settled, how access tiers are held, and how operators get paid for capacity.
Pay for your subscription
VVPN is accepted for VersoVPN plans alongside ordinary payment methods. Paying in the token keeps the transaction between you and the network — there is no card statement describing what you bought.
Stake for access tiers
Holding and staking VVPN unlocks higher tiers instead of a higher bill. Access follows the stake, so a long-term user is not charged twice for the same thing.
Earn by serving traffic
Operators who provide capacity are paid in VVPN for the traffic they serve. Supply grows where demand is, rather than where a procurement plan guessed it would be a year ago.
Questions
Straight answers, including the awkward ones
Not yet. We are building in the open and collecting a waitlist. Everyone on it hears about early access before it is announced publicly.
Get early access
We are building in the open. Join the waitlist and you will hear about early access before it is announced anywhere else.
Write to [email protected] and we will add you.