Pre-launch
A VPN designed to be paid for without telling anyone who you are
VersoVPN is an early-stage design for a privacy-first VPN with an open token economy: subscriptions settled in VVPN, on-chain, so no bank statement names what was bought.
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Not launched yet. No payment, no account — just an address we use once.
Why another VPN
Privacy built into the design, not written on a marketing page
Every VPN promises not to log. A promise is a setting someone can change. We would rather not have the data at all than rely on remembering to delete it.
Nothing to hand over
Data that is collected gets stored, copied and eventually leaked. We are designing so that there is very little about a user to keep in the first place — by construction, not by policy.
Paid without a paper trail
A bank payment names you to the bank and to the provider, and that record outlives the subscription. VersoVPN is paid in VVPN instead: the subscription settles on-chain, and the network never needs 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
No client exists yet. If one ships, connecting should take one tap and no account setup ceremony.
- 3
Pay in VVPN
Subscriptions would settle on-chain, from a wallet — no bank statement naming what was bought, because no bank is involved.
The token
What VVPN is meant to do
In the design, the token is not a second product: it is how a subscription would be settled, how access tiers would be held, and how operators would be paid for capacity. None of it is running today.
Pay for your subscription
Subscriptions are meant to be paid in VVPN and settled on-chain, between a wallet and the network — so no bank sees the payment and no statement describes what was bought.
Stake for access tiers
The design has staking unlock higher tiers instead of a higher bill, so access would follow the stake rather than a repeated charge. Parameters are not decided, and none of this exists yet.
Earn by serving traffic
Operators who provide capacity would be paid in VVPN for the traffic they serve, so supply could grow where demand is rather than where a procurement plan guessed a year ago. The reward rules are not written.
Questions
Straight answers, including the awkward ones
No, and there is no date. The service is an early-stage design, not a product with a launch schedule. If early access happens, people on the waitlist hear about it first.
Get early access
The project is early and nothing is built yet. Leave an address and, if early access happens, you hear about it before it is announced anywhere else.
Write to [email protected] and we will add you.