United States VPN

Connecting through a server in United States routes your traffic via a local exit: sites and services aimed at that region tend to load more smoothly, and on untrusted networks like public Wi-Fi your connection is encrypted, reducing the risk of your traffic being snooped on. Whether a specific site is reachable still depends on that site's own access policy — we can't guarantee it.

The United States is HZVPN's largest location, with 59 VPN servers spread across the Free, VIP and SVIP tiers, so even a free account can connect to a US server. People who study or work in the US often use it while travelling abroad to sign in to banking, university and government sites that only accept US IP addresses. Others use a US IP to read American local news sites, check the US version of an online store's prices, or join US game servers.

The country spans several time zones, and users elsewhere in the Americas, such as Canada and Mexico, are geographically closest. If you are in Asia, a US server makes sense when you specifically need an American IP; for simply securing public Wi-Fi, a nearer location such as Japan or Singapore is usually the better pick.

HZVPN currently has 59 VPN servers in United States — No. 1 of 43 countries and regions by server count, and 74% of all servers in Americas. If the United States servers are temporarily unavailable, you can switch to nearby Mexico, Canada or Ireland.