TrojanServers
All roads lead
wherever you point them.
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.
The network
Built for speed,
sworn to silence.
Latency from Nellore
Every road,
measured.
Live figures from our nearest probe to you. Pick any city in the app to connect through it, or leave it on Auto and we choose the fastest server for you.
- INMumbai48 servers · 12 ms
- INChennai22 servers · 9 ms
- INDelhi30 servers · 31 ms
- SGSingapore96 servers · 54 ms
- JPTokyo88 servers · 118 ms
- AUSydney64 servers · 142 ms
- AEDubai40 servers · 62 ms
- DEFrankfurt210 servers · 128 ms
- NLAmsterdam150 servers · 131 ms
- GBLondon188 servers · 135 ms
- ITRoma72 servers · 126 ms
- FRParis120 servers · 130 ms
- CHZurich60 servers · 127 ms
- SEStockholm54 servers · 140 ms
- USNew York240 servers · 196 ms
- USLos Angeles170 servers · 232 ms
- CAToronto90 servers · 205 ms
- BRSao Paulo66 servers · 300 ms
- ZAJohannesburg36 servers · 168 ms
- KRSeoul70 servers · 110 ms
How a node is built
Nothing touches
a disk.
Boot from a signed image
Every server boots a read-only image we sign in Zurich. If the checksum differs by a single byte, the server refuses to go online.
Run entirely in memory
No hard drive is mounted. Session state lives in RAM and vanishes on reboot or power loss.
Rotate keys hourly
WireGuard keys are regenerated every hour, so even a captured node reveals nothing about earlier traffic.
Audit the fleet, not the story
Independent auditors pick nodes at random each quarter and verify all of the above with root access.
"All roads lead to Rome. Ours just refuse to remember who walked them."
From the Trojan engineering handbook