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Run your own anti-DPI proxy on a fresh offshore IP that the Great Firewall and Iran's filters haven't blacklisted yet. VLESS+REALITY, Shadowsocks, Hysteria2, V2Ray or a Telegram MTProto proxy — deployed with a token, paid in crypto, with no identity attached.

No KYC
Crypto Only
No Logs
Fresh, un-blacklisted IP
Full Root
Unlimited bandwidth
Circumvention infrastructure

Your own exit is the only one they can't block wholesale

Public VPNs get discovered and blocked in bulk — a censor blocks the shared IP once and thousands lose access at once. A proxy on your own private VPS is a single unknown endpoint: it isn't on any blocklist until someone specifically finds it, and if an IP ever does get burned you redeploy on a fresh one in minutes. The catch has always been paying for that server from inside a censored, sanctioned country. That's the part we fix: rent with a token, pay in crypto, no name anywhere. Pick your protocol below — each page has honest characteristics, a matched VPS, and a copy-paste setup path.

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Which protocol beats which block, side by side

There's no single best — it depends on your country's blocking method and your network. Use this to choose, then follow the matched setup guide.

ProtocolTransport & camouflageDPI resistanceThroughputStrongest in
VLESS + REALITY REALITY — borrows a real site’s TLS 1.3 handshake Highest — no fingerprint, no cert, no domain Excellent (TCP + uTLS) China, Iran, Russia — 2026 gold standard Setup guide
Shadowsocks-2022 AEAD-2022 ciphers, optional v2ray-plugin (TLS/WS) High — 2022 edition resists active probing & replay Excellent — the lightest option here China (evergreen), low-power clients Setup guide
Hysteria2 QUIC / UDP + Salamander obfuscation High — masquerades as ordinary HTTP/3 Best on lossy / throttled links (brutal congestion ctrl) Iran (throttled mobile), high packet-loss networks Setup guide
V2Ray / VMess VMess + WebSocket + TLS, Cloudflare-CDN-frontable High behind a CDN — traffic looks like your CDN domain Good; CDN fronting adds a hop but hides the origin CDN-fronting fans, existing v2ray/VMess configs Setup guide
MTProto Proxy MTProto + fake-TLS (dd / ee secret) High for Telegram — fake-TLS mimics an HTTPS site Excellent — purpose-built for Telegram Iran, Russia — Telegram access specifically Setup guide
Built for the blocked internet

Why host your proxy offshore, without KYC

01

Payable from anywhere

Card processors decline Iran and Russia; mainstream hosts demand ID. A token + crypto is the onboarding that actually completes from a censored country.

02

A private, unknown IP

Shared VPN IPs are enumerated and blocked. Your own VPS is one endpoint the censor has to find first — and you can rotate it the moment it's burned.

03

Any protocol, full root

Reality, Shadowsocks, Hysteria2, V2Ray, MTProto — or all at once on different ports. Nothing on the server is locked down; the box is yours.

04

No logs, no inspection

We don't log traffic, throttle protocols or inspect payloads. Circumvention is a workload we welcome across all seven jurisdictions.

Which protocol for which country?

In China, deep packet inspection plus active probing is the threat — the Great Firewall pokes suspicious endpoints to see if they're proxies. VLESS+REALITY is the 2026 answer: it borrows a real website's TLS handshake, so a probe just sees an ordinary HTTPS site. Shadowsocks-2022 is the lightweight veteran and still holds up, especially with a plugin.

In Iran, the bigger enemies are aggressive throttling and total Telegram/social blocks. Hysteria2's QUIC transport keeps working when the network is deliberately made lossy, and a Telegram MTProto proxy restores Telegram specifically. V2Ray behind a Cloudflare CDN hides your origin entirely — useful anywhere the censor is willing to block IPs but not the CDN. In Russia, most of these still work; Reality and Shadowsocks are the common picks.

Why a fresh IP is half the battle

Censors don't only fingerprint protocols — they blocklist known datacenter IP ranges wholesale. A brand-new server on a range that hasn't been used for proxies yet gets you past the crudest, most common block before the protocol even matters. That's why recycled 'anonymous VPN' IPs stop working: they're already famous.

Every ServPrivate VPS ships a dedicated IPv4 that's yours alone. If it ever gets blocked, redeploy in a different jurisdiction from your dashboard and you're back — no ticket, no ID check, no new payment method. Pick a location by latency to you (Netherlands, Romania and Moldova are closest to the Middle East; see each protocol page for guidance) and keep a second jurisdiction in your back pocket.

FAQ

Censorship-resistant hosting FAQ

01 Is this legal? Am I doing something wrong?

Renting a server and running a proxy on it is legal in all seven of our jurisdictions — it's the same category of tool as a VPN or Tor. Accessing the open internet is a recognized right; circumvention software is used every day by journalists, researchers and ordinary people. What laws apply to you inside your own country is your call to make.

02 Can I actually pay for this from Iran, China or Russia?

Yes — that's the whole point. There's no card, no bank and no ID in the flow. You create a token, top up in USDT, Monero, Bitcoin or five other coins, and deploy. Crypto is the one rail sanctions and card-processor blocks can't sever.

03 Which protocol should I choose?

For China, start with VLESS+REALITY. For Iran's throttling, try Hysteria2; for Telegram specifically, an MTProto proxy. Shadowsocks-2022 is a reliable all-rounder, and V2Ray behind a CDN hides your origin. The comparison table above maps each to its strongest use — and full root means you can run several and switch.

04 What if my IP gets blocked?

Redeploy on a fresh server, ideally in a different jurisdiction, from your dashboard — minutes, no re-verification. Because you never gave an identity, there's nothing tying the new IP to the old one. Keeping a spare in a second location is a common habit.

05 Do you keep logs of what I connect to?

No. We don't log traffic, connections or DNS, and we don't inspect or throttle payloads. The VPS is a bare Linux box with full root — what runs on it and what it connects to is visible only to you.

06 How many people can share one proxy?

A VPS-S comfortably serves one person or a couple of devices. For a family or a small friend group, VPS-M. If you're reselling access or serving dozens, VPS-L. All tiers have unlimited bandwidth, so the limit is CPU and concurrent connections, not a data cap.

Get past the firewall today

A fresh offshore IP, any anti-DPI protocol, paid in crypto with no identity. Deploy in minutes and reconnect to the open internet.

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