Five days free, no card and no sign-up. You get a VLESS key in Telegram and paste it into an Android VPN app you already trust, so the connection keeps working even when a VPN app is pulled from Google Play in India.
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Most people picture a free VPN for Android as one more app you install from Google Play, tap once and forget. That model is exactly what breaks in India: when a VPN app is delisted, the icon stops connecting and you are left hunting for another free VPN app. We separate the two parts that a normal VPN app bundles together - the account and the client. You get the account as a VLESS key, and the client is any secure VPN app that already lives on your phone.
A VLESS key with Reality is a short vless:// link. The Android VPN app uses it to open an encrypted VPN connection to a fast VPN server abroad. Because Reality makes the traffic look like an ordinary HTTPS visit to a real website, the connection survives the deep packet inspection that flags OpenVPN and other loud VPN protocols. One key works on up to five devices, so the same free Android VPN setup covers your phone, tablet and a second handset without a separate account for each.
The honest answer is that many free VPN apps are not safe to use. A truly free VPN service has to pay for its VPN servers somehow, and the common ways are advertising, selling browsing data, or injecting trackers - the opposite of what a secure VPN should do. Reviews of free VPN apps on Google Play regularly find weak encryption, no real no-logs policy and permissions that a VPN client has no reason to request.
Our free plan is different because it is a trial of a paid VPN service, not an ad-funded free version. The 5 free days open the full VPN server network with strong encryption and a no-logs policy, and nothing is throttled. You are never the product: there is no data to sell because the service does not keep connection logs. If you decide it is worth keeping after the trial, a plan starts at Rs 109 per month, paid with UPI or crypto.
You do not need our own app, and that is deliberate. v2rayNG is the most common free VPN client for Android and reads the vless:// key directly; it lives on GitHub rather than Google Play, which is normal for a protocol client and means it cannot be pulled from the store the way a VPN brand can. Hiddify is a friendlier Android VPN app that is available on Google Play and imports the same key. NekoBox is a third solid option for people who like more control.
Whichever client you choose, the key is what matters. A branded free VPN app can disappear overnight; a VLESS key and an open client cannot be delisted together, because the protocol is not a company. That is why a key beats another app on Android in India, and why the same setup keeps working when the next round of removals hits Google Play.
A fast VPN server abroad also reopens the apps and sites that a network blocks on Android. Route through Singapore or the UAE for the lowest latency from India, or through the United Kingdom and United States when you need a streaming service that checks your region. Because the encrypted VPN connection carries every app on the device, the browser, social apps and streaming all move through the tunnel at once - you do not configure them one by one.
This is where a free VPN for Android earns its place: not as a toy that leaks your data, but as a secure VPN that keeps the internet open on your phone. Take the 5 free days, paste the key into the Android VPN client you prefer, and see how the connection holds on your own network before you pay anything.
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Начать бесплатноOpen the Telegram bot and get your personal VLESS key in about 30 seconds.
No card. No KYC. Your key arrives in Telegram in under a minute.
There is no account here. You never give us an email, a phone number or a name, so there is no profile to leak, sell or hand over. We know that a key exists and when it expires. We do not know what you open with it. Our servers are outside India, which puts us out of scope of the CERT-In directive requiring providers to store user records for five years. Providers who kept servers inside the country had to choose between complying and leaving, and most of them left. We are telling you where we stand instead of implying we are beyond every jurisdiction, which no one is.
The one that keeps working after store bans. A branded free VPN app can be delisted from Google Play; a VLESS key pasted into a free client like v2rayNG or Hiddify cannot. You get the key from our Telegram bot and use the Android VPN app you already trust.
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