Static IP VPN · financial professionals only
One static IP. Yours alone. Never flagged, never shared, never logged.
Your broker allowlists one address. You keep it. NordVPN, ExpressVPN, Mullvad — built for privacy tourists in a shared pool. You're not a tourist. You need an exit that looks like an office, not a stadium.
Be the X. Everyone else shares an identity. You become the one variable the system can't pattern-match. Philosophy after the math — first, an IP your broker signs off on.
Connect in 60 seconds
Free demo tunnel on this page. Paid nodes are provisioned separately after checkout.
Install → open WireGuard once → come back here.
We push the tunnel into WireGuard. Tap Activate — you're on Sweden egress.
Two buyers. Two doors. Same physics.
Solo trader and prop desk don't speak the same language — so we stopped pretending they do. Same WireGuard stack underneath. Different proof, different onboarding, zero compromise.
IB flagged you. Fix the IP, not the broker.
One static Sweden exit. Allowlisted once. No rotation. No shared pool. No "VPN detected" mid-session. From $499/mo — one user, one IP, done.
Trader path → $499/mo Prop firm · fund · compliance desk12 desks. One SLA. Compliance that signs.
Multi-desk allowlists, GDPR DPA, 99.9% uptime credited automatically, provisioned in 4 business hours, dedicated Slack. Mid-size EU prop firm · 12 desks — reference on NDA.
Enterprise path → from $89/desk/moYour broker didn't say no to VPNs. It said no to your neighbors.
NordVPN, ExpressVPN, Mullvad — excellent at privacy. Terrible at broker allowlists. Thousands of users per exit IP. Someone gets flagged, you get locked out. That's not encryption failing. That's sharing.
| NordVPN · ExpressVPN · Mullvad | VPNxmen | |
|---|---|---|
| Exit IP | Shared pool — thousands per IP | Dedicated static — yours alone |
| Broker allowlist | Breaks on rotation or neighbor abuse | One IP, allowlisted once, forever |
| "VPN detected" | Common — noisy neighbors | Designed out — single quiet exit |
| Compliance view | Looks like consumer anonymizer | Looks like a fixed office egress |
| Logs | Varies · some audited | Zero browsing · zero connection logs |
"IB kept flagging my session every time Nord rotated. Switched to a dedicated Sweden exit — allowlisted once, never touched again."— Prop trader · Chicago · anonymized
"Compliance wanted a fixed egress, not 'some VPN.' VPNxmen gave us one IP per desk and documentation they could actually sign off on."— Quant desk · London · anonymized
"We tried Mullvad first. Privacy-first, but shared IP pool killed broker login. Dedicated static was the only fix that stuck."— Independent futures trader · anonymized
Claim your static IP — $499/mo Refer a trader → one month free per referral
Consumer VPNs make you louder. We remove the crowd.
Every VPN encrypts. That's table stakes. The failure mode is the exit — shared, rotated, pre-flagged by the guy who torrented on it yesterday. We delete the crowd. You get one quiet address.
One IP. Zero neighbors.
Dedicated static exit. Allowlisted once. No rotation. No noisy-neighbor CAPTCHAs. No "someone else got this IP banned."
Your box. Your keys. Reboot = wipe.
Dedicated VPS. WireGuard keys in your hands. RAM-only — reboot physically destroys session data. No disk trail. Operator access removed.
Zero logs. Zero resale. Zero telemetry.
We don't store what we can't be forced to hand over. Shield DNS blocks malware at the network layer — without watching you browse.
We kept what matters. Deleted the rest.
No proprietary crypto. No black boxes. No feature bloat for tourists. Every layer exists because physics or compliance demands it — not because a slide deck needed another bullet.
Dedicated static IP
Your exit. Not a pool. Not shared. Broker allowlists one address — you own it. Noisy-neighbor effect: eliminated by architecture, not marketing.
Strict no-logs
No connection timestamps. No browsing history. No IP logs. What we don't store can't be subpoenaed, leaked, or sold. Period.
WireGuard transport
Curve25519 + ChaCha20-Poly1305. ~4,000 lines of auditable code. Formally verified. In-kernel. OpenVPN is a museum piece.
RAM-only servers
Reboot = wipe. All session data lives in RAM. Physically impossible to recover browsing logs from disk — there is no persistent disk trail.
Advanced kill switch
Tunnel drops → internet stops. Instantly. Your real IP never leaks during a reconnect flap. Fail closed, not open.
DNS + IPv6 leak protection
Every request routed inside the tunnel. No accidental DNS bypass. No IPv6 side-channel exposing your home ISP.
Malware & ad blocking
Shield DNS via Quad9 — network-level filtering. Malware, trackers, and junk stopped before they hit your device. Included. Not upsold.
Anonymous payments
BTC · Lightning · card. Crypto checkout decouples billing from your trading identity. Mullvad figured this out. So did we.
Multi-hop (double VPN)
Two servers. Exit compromised? Entry still hides origin. Defense in depth for desks that can't afford a single point of failure.
Obfuscated servers
VPN traffic disguised as standard HTTPS. Deep packet inspection fails. Corporate firewalls fail. You connect anyway.
Dashboard MFA
TOTP on account access. Node credentials behind a second factor. Hijacking the dashboard doesn't hijack the tunnel.
Port forwarding
Incoming connections to your device through the tunnel. Advanced use only — available on request for desks that need it.
Third-party no-log audit
Mullvad and Proton did it. We're next. Independent verification — claim vs credential. ~$15–30k. Pays back in the first enterprise contract.
Multi-region exits
Sweden live. UK · Netherlands · US (for non-US users) — broker allowlisting without geography as a blocker.
Smart DNS
Location spoofing on devices that can't run WireGuard natively — TVs, consoles. Privacy layer without full tunnel encryption.
Mathematically safe — not "trust us."
Same primitives that seal nuclear command channels and wire transfers. No proprietary crypto. No backdoors. No "military-grade" stickers. Just math that survived a decade of people trying to break it.
Two well-studied pieces, doing one job — keeping the conversation between you and the node, and no one else.
- x Curve25519 ECDH. A 256-bit elliptic-curve key exchange. Each session derives a fresh shared secret that only your device and the node can compute.
- ⚡ ChaCha20-Poly1305. Authenticated encryption — every packet is both sealed and stamped. Tampering is detectable; replay is rejected.
- ⌁ WireGuard transport. ~4000 lines of code. In-kernel on Linux, audited, formally verified components.
# 1. Key exchange — only A and B can derive ssX ssX = X25519(privA, pubB) # 2. Sealed packet — encrypts AND authenticates ct = ChaCha20Poly1305(ssX, nonce, plaintext) # 3. The node opens it. No one in the middle can. plain = Open(ssX, nonce, ct) // fails closed if a single bit is flipped
Don't trust us. Measure.
Latency, throughput, and the exact IP your broker will allowlist — live on this page before you pay $499. Promises are cheap. Numbers aren't.
Speed test
Latency to our node, then real download throughput through your tunnel. Know what you're buying.
Shield DNS
Malware-blocking resolvers bundled with your tunnel — included, not upsold.
- Primary 9.9.9.9 Quad9
- Secondary 149.112.112.112
- DoH —
Broker egress proof
The only public IP compliance sees — never your home ISP or a private 10.x address.
99.97% uptime over the last 12 months on the Sweden node. Status page and multi-region history coming Q3 2026.
Enterprise — SLAs, not slogans.
Prop firms don't swipe a card on a landing page. They need uptime guarantees, compliance docs, onboarding timelines, and a human who answers Slack. Here are the numbers.
SLA & uptime
- 99.9% uptime guaranteed — credited automatically on breach
- Provisioned within 4 business hours
- Dedicated Slack channel for your desk
- Quarterly uptime reports on request
Compliance & onboarding
- GDPR DPA available on request
- SOC 2 Type II — in progress
- Annual legal request transparency log
- SSO · NDA · invoicing · multi-desk allowlists
Multi-region exits
- Sweden — live now
- UK · Netherlands · US (non-US users) — on request
- Per-desk static IPs or shared desk pools
- Broker allowlist documentation included
Pricing
From $89/desk/mo
- Custom quote based on desk count and regions
- Mid-size EU prop firm · 12 desks — reference available on NDA
- Volume discounts at 25+ desks
$499. One IP. No tiers. No pool. No surprises.
Solo trader: fixed price, fixed exit, fixed allowlist. Desk: custom quote — because 12 static IPs with SLA isn't the same product as one.
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Own the search. Own the niche.
"Static IP VPN for prop trading" — real volume, zero serious content. We're writing it. Four articles. High intent. No SEO spam.
Why your broker keeps flagging your VPN
Shared pools, IP rotation, and the "VPN detected" loop — and why a dedicated static exit is the only fix that sticks.
COMING SOONDedicated IP vs shared VPN pool
What compliance actually sees when you connect through NordVPN vs a fixed office egress.
COMING SOONWireGuard vs OpenVPN — honest comparison
Speed, audit surface, kernel integration. No vendor spin — just the tradeoffs traders care about.
COMING SOONPlus: How prop firms allowlist IPs without exposing trader identity — publish Q3 2026.
Send a quiet message.
Compliance question, multi-desk setup, or a bespoke request a form can't capture — write to us. We reply within 24 hours, in plain English.