A practical connection-privacy checklist for crypto users, with Korp VPN mobile downloads and a short product video.
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Korp VPN offers apps for Android and iOS. Start with the official store links below, explore the app, and compare current plans on korpvpn.com. This guide is published by Korp VPN to help you decide whether a VPN fits your needs.
A VPN can encrypt traffic between your device and the VPN server and change the public IP address seen by the services you use. It does not make public blockchain transfers private, repair a malicious wallet approval or make a phishing page trustworthy. Your VPN choice and your wallet-security decisions solve different problems.
HTTPS already protects the contents of a connection to a legitimate website. A VPN adds a tunnel to the provider; it does not remove the need to trust that provider. Read the current privacy policy, including account and diagnostic information, and do not ignore certificate warnings. EFF's independent VPN guide below explains these tradeoffs; EFF does not endorse Korp VPN.
1. Install from the official Android or iOS store link. 2. Review the app's permissions, current plan and privacy policy. 3. Connect and confirm the app shows an active connection. Recheck after changing networks. 4. Check the real website address before opening an exchange or wallet service. 5. Review transactions separately. Never share recovery words with VPN support.
Use your own device and normal network to judge connection reliability. Current prices and any trial conditions belong to the live website and checkout, not this evergreen article. Payment methods can vary by checkout route and region; check the offered currency and network before paying.
Watch our short product video, then use the official download links. If setup is unclear, support@korpvpn.com and the official support page are the places to start. No wallet connection is required to read this guide.