WireGuard® VPN

WireGuard® is a revolutionary open-source VPN protocol engineered with next-generation cryptographic primitives, promising vastly superior connection speeds, lower battery consumption, and tighter code security than legacy solutions like OpenVPN and IPSec.

VPN for Android + WireGuard

WireGuard’s integration directly into modern Linux and Android kernel trees makes it the premier protocol for mobile devices. It offers near-instantaneous tunnel establishment, seamless network roaming across cellular and Wi-Fi towers without packet drop, and high bandwidth throughput.

However, the baseline WireGuard protocol was designed without commercial multi-tenant privacy protections in mind (for instance, leaving tunnel IP mapping and key rotation as open developer problems). To ensure our strict zero-logging standards, VPN for Android engineered the following proprietary architectural privacy solutions:

Privacy Solution

Automatic In-Memory Peer Purging

To eliminate lingering peer records, our server infrastructure runs an automated background daemon that monitors connection heartbeat timestamps. If a peer connection becomes inactive for more than 180 seconds, its session record and allocated state are instantly wiped from volatile RAM.

Privacy Solution

Automated Daily Tunnel IP Rotation

VPN for Android client applications automatically communicate with our backend authentication servers every 24 hours to generate a fresh randomized internal tunnel IP address, breaking long-term network session linkability.

Privacy Solution

Daily Ephemeral Key Pair Regeneration

Client applications regenerate a new cryptographic key pair every 24 hours, uploading only the public component to our gateway nodes, ensuring robust forward secrecy and zero persistent identity linkage.

WireGuard FAQ

How do I connect using WireGuard?

WireGuard is enabled by default in the official VPN for Android application. Simply download our client, tap connect, and your device instantly establishes an encrypted WireGuard tunnel in milliseconds.

What operating systems support WireGuard?

WireGuard is fully supported across all major operating systems. Dedicated client builds are available for Android, Windows, macOS, Linux, and iOS.

What cryptographic primitives does WireGuard use?

WireGuard replaces obsolete cryptographic suites with a curated, state-of-the-art cipher collection:

  • ChaCha20 for symmetric payload encryption, authenticated with Poly1305 (RFC7539 AEAD construction).
  • Curve25519 for Elliptic-Curve Diffie-Hellman (ECDH) key agreement.
  • BLAKE2s for high-speed cryptographic hashing and message authentication (RFC7693).
  • SipHash24 for hash table key protection against collision attacks.
  • HKDF for cryptographic key derivation (RFC5869).
  • Noise_IK handshake protocol providing mutual authentication and identity protection.

Where are WireGuard servers located?

We deploy bare-metal WireGuard gateway clusters across 45 locations in 32 countries worldwide. All gateway relays operate with 10 Gbps uplinks and RAM-only configurations.

What DNS server is utilized when connected?

When connected to WireGuard, all device DNS queries are directed exclusively to our private, zero-logging recursive resolver at 172.16.0.1, protected against leaks and censorship.