You moved — your Iranian life didn't. Bank accounts, property, taxes, family subscriptions: they all still live on websites that only open from inside Iran. Iran IP VPN gives you a real Iranian IP so all of it keeps working, wherever you are.
Check balances, pay bills and move money with your Iranian bank cards — services that reject foreign IPs open normally. Banking guide →
Tax filings, social security, vehicle services, identity records — handle official business without flying home or begging relatives to click for you.
Order gifts to family from Iranian shops, pay with Iranian gateways, and settle utility bills and mobile top-ups that only accept domestic connections.
Most VPNs are built to get you out of a country's network. The diaspora has the opposite problem: Iranian banks, brokers, insurers and government portals restrict access to Iranian IP ranges, so living abroad silently locks you out of your own accounts. A regular VPN with servers in Europe or the US doesn't help — you need an exit point inside Iran.
Iran IP VPN does exactly that: your traffic leaves through servers with real Iranian IP addresses, while the connection between you and us stays encrypted. Smart routing sends only the traffic that needs an Iranian IP through the tunnel, so the rest of your browsing keeps full speed.
We know this audience thinks hard about privacy. We don't log the sites you visit, your DNS queries, or the content of your traffic — and we never sell personal data. The service runs on the minimum: your sign-in email, subscription status and data-usage totals. Read the Privacy Policy or our About & Transparency page for the full picture.
Sign in with Google or Apple, and your plan follows you across Windows, macOS, Android and Linux — with iOS on the way. Start free; go premium for unlimited data and no ads.
Anything that requires an Iranian IP: internet banking and card-to-card transfers, government portals such as tax and social-security services, Iranian shops and payment gateways, and everyday services such as utility bills, mobile top-ups and university portals.
The VPN itself needs no Iranian phone number — you sign in with Google or Apple. Some Iranian services (banks in particular) send SMS codes to the Iranian number on file, so keep access to that SIM if your bank requires it.
Yes. Your connection is encrypted end-to-end and we don't log the websites you visit, your DNS queries, or the content of your traffic. What little we do store — sign-in email, subscription status, data-usage totals — is listed in our Privacy Policy.
No. The service is offered only to people located outside Iran — it is built for the Iranian diaspora that needs a domestic IP to keep using Iranian services. See the Terms of Service.
Free to start, encrypted, no activity logs. Connected in under a minute.