India · 5 days free

What is my IP address

Your public IP, your ISP and the city it points to, as any website in the world sees them right now. Nothing is stored. Reload after connecting a VPN and watch the ISP line change.

Our Telegram bot sends the key within a minute and never asks for a card or KYC documents.

Locations · online
01United Arab Emirates38
02Singapore44
03United Kingdom128
04Germany121
05Japan96
06United States221
what is included
  • Works with v2rayNG, Hiddify, V2Box, Streisand
  • Nothing to download from an app store
  • Pay by UPI or crypto
  • From ₹109 a month once the five free days end
  • No logs, accounts or KYC

What this page sees

The public IP address your ISP assigned to your connection, the network that IP belongs to, and the city the IP block is registered in. That is exactly what every website, every app server and every geo-block sees when you connect. It is not your home address and not your name; it is the label on the door of your connection.

On Jio, Airtel, Vi or BSNL the ISP line names the operator, and the city is usually the circle's registration city rather than where you are standing. Both are normal.

Reading each line

  • Your IP: the address sites see. Changes when you switch from Wi-Fi to mobile data, and when you connect a VPN.
  • ISP: Reliance Jio Infocomm, Bharti Airtel, Vodafone Idea, BSNL, or your VPN's hosting provider when a tunnel is on.
  • City: registration city of the IP block. Often Mumbai or Delhi for Jio even when you are in Kochi.
  • Connection: whether the IP belongs to a consumer ISP or a data centre; the latter is what a VPN looks like.
  • DNS resolver: who answers your name lookups; if it is your ISP while a VPN is on, DNS is leaking.

Check before and after

  1. 1Note the ISP line now, without any VPN.
  2. 2Connect your VLESS key in v2rayNG, Hiddify, Streisand or V2Box and reload this page.
  3. 3IP, ISP and city should all show the server country. If only the IP changed, run the DNS leak test.

Why the ISP line matters

A site that refuses Indian visitors does not read your passport; it reads this line. A campus filter, a game region lock and an app's country check all act on the same data. Changing it is the entire point of a VPN, which is why this page is the fastest way to tell whether your tunnel is actually working rather than merely connected.

Honest limits

✓An IP address does not reveal your name, your device or your history.
✓City accuracy is to the ISP's registration, not to your street.
✓Hiding the IP hides it from sites and your ISP's view of destinations. Accounts you log into still know who you are.

Hide the Jio line in under a minute

A VLESS key in Telegram, five days free, no card. Paste it into a client you already have, connect to the UAE or Singapore, reload this page and watch the ISP change. If it does not, the setup page walks through the two settings that are usually wrong.

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Privacy
No logs

How little we know about you

You do not sign up, so we never get your name, email address or phone number, and no profile exists to leak, sell or pass on. What we see is that a key was issued and the date it runs out; what you do with it stays off our records. The CERT-In directive of 2022 binds only providers with servers in India, obliging them to store five years of user records. Ours are all abroad, out of its reach, as are those of most privacy-minded services. That is one rule we sit outside, not every jurisdiction, and we do not pretend otherwise.

  • Nobody asks for your email or phone, and there is nothing to sign up for
  • Nothing recorded about which sites you visit or when you connect
  • CERT-In retention does not apply: no servers in India
  • We hold no card numbers: you pay through UPI or in crypto
  • No auto-renewal, no quiet charges

FAQ

Questions people ask before the first key

  • Is my IP address private information?

    It identifies your connection, not you personally. Sites see it by design; that is how the internet routes replies to you.

  • Why is my city wrong?

    The city belongs to the IP block's registration, usually the ISP's circle headquarters, not your location.

  • Why is my IP different on Wi-Fi and mobile data?

    Each connection gets its own public address from its own ISP. Jio and your home broadband are different networks.

  • What should it show with a VPN on?

    The server country in IP, ISP and city. A data-centre ISP name is normal; that is the VPN's host.

  • Does this page store my IP?

    No. It shows it to you and forgets it. There is no log and no cookie.

Still unsure?

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