Guide

Use your Iranian bank from abroad — with a real Iran IP

Your money is in Iran; you aren't. Iranian bank websites and payment gateways reject foreign IP addresses, so from abroad even checking a balance fails. Connect once with Iran IP VPN and your bank sees ordinary domestic traffic again.

Internet banking

Log in to your bank's website, see statements, pay bills and manage cards — pages that refused to load from abroad open normally.

Card-to-card & payments

Card-to-card transfer pages and Iranian payment gateways accept your session once it carries an Iranian IP address.

Encrypted twice

Your bank session is HTTPS end-to-end, and the VPN wraps it in another encrypted layer. We keep no logs of the sites you visit.

FAQ

Banking with an Iran IP — common questions

Is it safe to use internet banking over a VPN?

Yes. Your bank's website already encrypts your session with HTTPS, and the VPN adds its own layer of encryption between your device and our servers. We do not log the sites you visit or the content of your traffic — see the Privacy Policy.

Why does my Iranian bank still send SMS codes I can't receive?

The IP block and SMS verification are separate systems. The VPN fixes the IP block; one-time SMS codes still go to the Iranian mobile number registered with your bank, so keep that SIM active (roaming or in a dual-SIM phone) if your bank requires SMS codes.

Will card-to-card transfers and bill payments work?

Yes — card-to-card pages and payment gateways that refuse foreign connections open normally once your traffic carries an Iranian IP address.

Does this work with Iranian mobile banking apps?

On Android, connect Iran IP VPN first and then open your bank's app — its traffic exits with an Iranian IP just like the website. One account covers your phone and your computer.

Your bank, back in reach

Free to start — connected to your Iranian bank in under a minute.