Vexa
Vexa VPN operates servers in New York, Ashburn (Virginia), Los Angeles. The node runs on a 10 Gbps uplink, supports modern VLESS, WireGuard and OpenVPN protocols.
Node specifications
- Location. New York, Ashburn (Virginia), Los Angeles — one of the key data centres of the region.
- 10 Gbps capacity. Sufficient for 4K streaming, video calls and online gaming concurrently.
- Physical servers. Not virtual, not shared VPS — dedicated hardware in carrier racks.
- Protocols. VLESS for resilient connection, WireGuard for speed, OpenVPN for compatibility.
- Low ping in north america. The node sits at the major regional peering points.
Ping measurements
- NYC ↔ London: 70-80 ms
- NYC ↔ Moscow: 110-130 ms
- LAX ↔ Tokyo: 100-115 ms
Privacy and logging
Vexa runs a no-logs policy. The following are never recorded:
- client IP address before or after connection;
- websites visited or DNS queries;
- session start and end times;
- volume of traffic transferred.
Connection security
- AES-256 encryption. The same standard banks and government systems use.
- Kill-switch. If the VPN tunnel drops, all internet traffic is blocked until the connection is restored. The real IP cannot leak.
- DNS-leak protection. DNS queries travel through the encrypted tunnel, not through the ISP.
- Public Wi-Fi safety. The connection from device to VPN server is fully encrypted — open access points in airports and cafés are no longer a risk.
What runs through the American node
Media services: Hulu, Peacock, ESPN+, HBO Max, Paramount+.
Local banks and fintech: Chase, Bank of America, Wells Fargo, Citi.
Regional gaming servers: low ping in North America.
How to connect in 3 steps
- Sign up. Account creation takes 30 seconds. No card required for the first 8 hours — trial period.
- Install the app. Clients available for Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, Linux.
- Connect. Open the locations list, pick USA, click "Connect".