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🇨🇭 Proton VPN
ProtonVPN is operated by Proton AG in Switzerland, the same company behind ProtonMail, and has open-sourced all of its client applications for independent security auditing.
Privacy on Proton VPN
Switzerland ranks among the most open internet environments in our index (internet freedom 5/5). VPNs are fully legal to use, and ISPs are legally required to retain user data for 6 months. Online censorship is rated none. Switzerland privacy details →
Proton VPN IP Ranges — AS62371
Proton VPN announces its public IP ranges under ASN 62371 in the global BGP routing table, so addresses in those prefixes trace back to this network. Browse the announced prefixes on the AS62371 page, look up a single address with IP Lookup, or read what an ASN is.
FAQ
What is Proton VPN ASN?
Proton VPN operates under ASN 62371. This Autonomous System Number identifies their network globally.
Is Proton VPN good for privacy?
Proton VPN operates in Switzerland, where ISPs must retain user data for 6 months. A VPN prevents Proton VPN from logging which sites you connect to.
What speed does Proton VPN offer?
Connection speeds on Proton VPN depend on your specific plan, the access technology (fiber, cable, DSL, or mobile), and your location. For an accurate figure, run a speed test on your own connection.
How do I check if an IP address belongs to Proton VPN?
Look the address up and check its ASN and organization: ranges Proton VPN announces under ASN 62371 appear in the global BGP routing table. Use the HackMyIP IP Lookup for a single address, or browse the prefixes announced under AS62371 on the ASN page.