Bitcoin-vpn.com - a huge list of Bitcoin and other crypto friendly VPN providers

[Bitcoin-vpn]

Code upgraded.

Some bug fixes, some new features.

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[Bitcoin-vpn]

Few new providers were added.

[dkbit98]

Few new providers were added.

For me it's showing that last update on your website was on  11 March 2022...
One suggestion, maybe you can add information for bitcoin vpn providers that are open source.
This can be good advantage over other closed source alternatives, if the code can be verified and reproduced.

[LoyceV]

vpn providers that are open source.

It's the first time I've seen such a request. I've installed and tested OpenVPN, but if a service provider claims to use open source software, the users still can't know what they're actually running and what changes they made.

[LTU_btc]

OP, fun thing that I discovered your website not through Bitcointalk, but on forum which isn't related to crypto completely and not even in English .
I had no idea that there is so many VPN's which accept Bitcoin as payment option. I imagine there is lot of effort needed to make such list. Saw your other website and both in my bookmarks now.
From suggestions, I can add one related with privacy - if it's possible, could you add which VPN's keep logs and which aren't.

[LoyceV]

if it's possible, could you add which VPN's keep logs and which aren't.

You mean VPNs that claim not to keep logs? You can't ever be sure.
But don't they all claim not to keep logs? I mean, are there actually VPNs out there that admit to keep logs? What's the point of using them if they do?

[Bitcoin-vpn]

OP, fun thing that I discovered your website not through Bitcointalk, but on forum which isn't related to crypto completely and not even in English .
I had no idea that there is so many VPN's which accept Bitcoin as payment option. I imagine there is lot of effort needed to make such list. Saw your other website and both in my bookmarks now.
From suggestions, I can add one related with privacy - if it's possible, could you add which VPN's keep logs and which aren't.

Thanks! Well, no one company will tell if they keep logs or not I am still looking for more providers, but due to lack time, it is hard to do researches and fill lists.

Thanks for your support!

[LoyceV]

Mullvad vpn is probably best option right now because they don't ask any personal information during registration, and there is even option to pay with Lightning Network with third party.

They now accept Monero too

[Rikafip]

They now accept Monero too

Nice addition, the most privacy oriented VPN became even more privacy oriented. I've been using Mullvad for more than a month now and its been working like a charm and if it continues like that for a month or two more I'll just probably take a 1 year sub and make it my main VPN solution.


@Bitcoin-vpn I see you mentioned that you like oVPN the most. Can you maybe compare it with Mullvad and why you liked it more?

[Bitcoin-vpn]

They now accept Monero too

Nice addition, the most privacy oriented VPN became even more privacy oriented. I've been using Mullvad for more than a month now and its been working like a charm and if it continues like that for a month or two more I'll just probably take a 1 year sub and make it my main VPN solution.


@Bitcoin-vpn I see you mentioned that you like oVPN the most. Can you maybe compare it with Mullvad and why you liked it more?

Well, you are right, I would like to bring more information about my favorite providers, so I may take some time to compare my favorite providers.

[Rikafip]

Well, you are right, I would like to bring more information about my favorite providers, so I may take some time to compare my favorite providers.

It would be great if you could test VPNs ( well at least those that are into recommended category) with the most popular streaming sites, especially Amazon as for some reason majority of VPN providers have the most issues with them. Its the same thing with the one I am currently using, Mullvad that also doesn't work with Amazon.

[tranthidung]

I would like to see a list of your reviews ordinarily from the best to the worst, based on your own review criteria and total review points. It is my suggestion because for people who don't have experience with VPN providers, it is difficult for them to read all of your reviews and choose a best one even just based on your reviews.

Is it possible to have it on your website?
It can be a table or just an ordinal list based on rankings.

[NotATether]

I would like to see a list of your reviews ordinarily from the best to the worst, based on your own review criteria and total review points. It is my suggestion because for people who don't have experience with VPN providers, it is difficult for them to read all of your reviews and choose a best one even just based on your reviews.

Is it possible to have it on your website?
It can be a table or just an ordinal list based on rankings.

I have a better idea for this. You can identify if a VPN is reliable or not just by looking at their website, and their "Free tier" offering.

When either of these are badly looked after (a crappy website UX or extremely limited servers in free mode), its an indication that there are probably other websites out there that have better paid plans than what you can get in these places.

[LoyceV]

I have a better idea for this. You can identify if a VPN is reliable or not just by looking at their website, and their "Free tier" offering.

When either of these are badly looked after (a crappy website UX or extremely limited servers in free mode), its an indication that there are probably other websites out there that have better paid plans than what you can get in these places.

I have a different view: a "free" VPN means you're the product. Unless they use a limited free account to promote their paid account (like Protonmail), I'd assume they could be selling my data to earn from me.
Mullvad used to offer 3 hours for free on new accounts as a promotion, but stopped doing that.

[tranthidung]

I have a better idea for this. You can identify if a VPN is reliable or not just by looking at their website, and their "Free tier" offering.

When either of these are badly looked after (a crappy website UX or extremely limited servers in free mode), its an indication that there are probably other websites out there that have better paid plans than what you can get in these places.

Thank you. It is a good trick to get an overview on quality of a platform. I bookmark it for quick checking on my side. Anyway, for Bitcoin-vpn, as a review site, I think my suggestion for them still makes sense. They should give an easier overview for guests by one way or another.

I have a different view: a "free" VPN means you're the product. Unless they use a limited free account to promote their paid account (like Protonmail), I'd assume they could be selling my data to earn from me.

In fact, there is no free lunch. Personally, if I try to get experience a new platform, I would prefer to use my throw away email for registration.

Mullvad used to offer 3 hours for free on new accounts as a promotion, but stopped doing that.

Did they write about reasons they stop it?

[LoyceV]

Personally, if I try to get experience a new platform, I would prefer to use my throw away email for registration.

Registration? What's that?

Did they write about reasons they stop it?

See: Mullvad's FAQ:

Why no free plan?

"Free" services nearly always come at some cost, whether that be the time you spend watching an intro ad, the collection of your data, or by limiting the functionality of the service. We don't operate that way – at all.

But by paying 2 cents you get a 3 hour "trial". I should get myself a Monero wallet (lower fees than Bitcoin and much better than a Forkcoin) just for this.

[Saint-loup]

Hello,

I would like to introduce my website: https://www.Bitcoin-vpn.com - an ultimate list of VPN providers, which accept Bitcoin and another crypto. Providers list A-Z.

I am still working on some providers to review, Also I am going to update my reviews every week, recheck providers, order services, and test services as a user. The main goal is to have a very good quality list of providers without a bulls**t, as other review websites do. The top provider is paying the most and it is not acceptable for me.

Please write here, to PM or to my email, which is listed on the website, if you know any providers or would like to add your website.

A major upgrade:

1. All providers reviewed
2. Some providers temporary moved to another category, as variuos issues were detected during my review.
3. Added a search possibility following crypto and merchant.

Thank you very much for this comprehensive list but unfortunately I don't see any price on the page. Do you plan to add some of them soon? Because it can be useful to have such a long list of VPN for people looking for less known VPNs but without price it's difficult to spot the most interesting ones.

[Pmalek]

I am not sure how I didn't see this topic before. Great job at reviewing all those brands. I am surprised to see Windscribe on the list of recommended providers. That's because they have free accounts with a decent number of servers to pick from. They were also giving away promotional accounts with 50 GB of traffic a few years ago. If it's free, you are the product, but looks like that's not always the case.

Thank you very much for this comprehensive list but unfortunately I don't see any price on the page. Do you plan to add some of them soon?

That might be because prices can change from time to time. If OP added prices, he would need to check and correct them to ensure the information is correct. Imagine seeing plenty of messages saying: Hi, your price is wrong for X, or can you correct the subscription fee for Y, etc.

[Saint-loup]

See: Mullvad's FAQ:

Why no free plan?

"Free" services nearly always come at some cost, whether that be the time you spend watching an intro ad, the collection of your data, or by limiting the functionality of the service. We don't operate that way – at all.

But by paying 2 cents you get a 3 hour "trial". I should get myself a Monero wallet (lower fees than Bitcoin and much better than a Forkcoin) just for this.

You've said on another thread they were accepting 0 confirmation payments with BCH, is it still true? Which wallet are you using to deal with BCH please? I would be interest in making instant top ups. In order to only pay when I need to use it.
I have paid for one month this time but I don't want to do that next month because I will look for VPNs with more servers/IP addresses.

Probably the only VPN that I currently only trust(to a certain extent, of course) is Mullvad. It's an expensive $5.5 per month

I use it too, but my perspective differs: it's cheap at €0.15 per day or about $0.04 for 6 hours. Until they accept LN I use BCH^* to pay for a fresh account whenever I need it for a couple hours. You can literally pay any amount and get exactly the minutes you paid for.

^*I know, I know, I don't like it either. But fees are low and Mullvad accepts payments with 0 confirmations (unlike Bitcoin).

[LoyceV]

You've said on another thread they were accepting 0 confirmation payments with BCH, is it still true? Which wallet are you using to deal with BCH please? I would be interest in making instant top ups. In order to only pay when I need to use it.

Yes, it still works (and takes about 30 seconds to register, although it varies sometimes). I use the Electrum Fork in a VM (just like I use the VPN itself inside a VM). Just to be sure, I don't install anything I can avoid on my real system.