Trojan VPN encrypts everything that leaves your device and swaps your IP address for one of ours. Your internet provider, the café Wi-Fi, the ad networks: all of them get a wall where you used to be. Every device, one account.
Chapter II
Troy's walls held for ten years. The city only fell to a gift it let in. Online, that is the whole game: the wall is only as good as the gate.
Trojan VPN is that wall. It encrypts everything between your device and the internet, keeps no record of what passed, and shows the world a server of ours instead of you.
See what the wall is made of
AES-256 over WireGuard. The same maths that guards banks and governments now guards your Tuesday evening. Anyone listening on the network hears static.
3,200 servers in 41 countries, every one running from memory alone. Pull the plug and it forgets you existed. That is by design.
Stealth mode dresses your VPN traffic as ordinary web browsing. Office firewalls, campus filters and censors wave it through. Fitting, given the name.
We keep no record of what you visit or when. Every year we pay outside auditors to try to prove us wrong, and publish whatever they find. So far: nothing.
Chapter III
Rome built roads so a message could cross an empire without stopping. Ours run at 10 gigabits and never keep a diary. Connect to the nearest city for full speed, or pick another country and browse as if you lived there.
Chapter IV
Every session is sealed with AES-256-GCM or ChaCha20 over WireGuard. Keys rotate on their own and are never written anywhere. If one were somehow taken, it would open nothing that came before it.
We do not record which sites you visit, when you connect, or from where. There is no quiet exception for "diagnostics". Servers run from memory and forget everything on restart, and independent auditors confirm it every year.
If the tunnel drops for even a second, the gate shuts. Nothing leaves your device until the wall is back up. DNS, IPv6 and WebRTC leaks are sealed by default, not buried in a settings menu.
Some networks hunt for VPNs and block them. Stealth mode wraps your connection so it looks like a plain visit to any website. The gate opens, and what walks through is yours.
Our apps are open source. Anyone can read them, and every year we pay professionals to break them. Their reports go up unedited, including the parts that embarrass us.
Chapter V
Thirty days to decide. If it is not for you, one click and a full refund, no interview.
"Three VPNs before this one. Trojan is the first I stopped noticing, which is the highest thing I can say about software like this."
Aarav M., Hyderabad. Senator plan since 2024
Chapter VI
Mac, Windows, Android, iOS, Linux, browser extensions, and a router setup that covers everything in the house down to the fridge. One account. Sign in once and stop thinking about it.
