Classic VPN onboarding: enter an email, invent a password, confirm the email, enter a card for the "free" trial, cancel it three days later. There is a shorter path.
The problem
Classic VPN onboarding: email, password, confirmation, a card for the “free” trial and a reminder to cancel in three days. Every step is data that can leak later.
What we did
Removed the account entirely: your Telegram ID is the account, payment happens in the chat via Telegram payments, the key arrives in a minute and works on Android and iOS.
What came out
The service stores an anonymous numeric ID and a balance in days. No name, no email, no card — the payment provider does not pass them on. A smaller attack surface than any service with a password.
Why a bot instead of a website
A Telegram bot already knows how to do the three things a VPN service needs:
- Identify you anonymously. Your Telegram ID becomes the account. No email, no phone shared with the VPN, nothing to leak.
- Take payments without a card. Telegram payments work right in the chat.
- Deliver the key instantly. The bot sends a config your app picks up in one tap.
How it works with Noname VPN
- Open @unlocknoname_bot and press Start.
- The bot issues a free 24-hour trial — full speed, no card, no strings.
- Get your key, paste it into the Noname VPN app (Google Play), connect.
- When the trial ends, top up in the same chat and pay per day — stop any time.
What about privacy?
The service stores an anonymous numeric ID and your balance in days. It does not know your name, email or card number — the payment provider never shares them. That is a structurally smaller attack surface than any email-and-password service can offer.
One key, every device
The same key works on Android and iOS. Install the app, paste the key once, and the bot remains your account console: balance, renewals, and a bonus for every friend you invite.
Only what is collected can leak. We designed Noname VPN so there is nothing to collect — that is architecture, not a privacy policy: the database with your email simply does not exist.Products in this article
A key in 60 seconds
Open the bot, press Start — the first day is free, no email, no card.
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