Sixteen digits.
That’s everything we know about you.
No email. No name. No phone number. No address. Your LunoVPN account is a random number generated on request — and your IP address is never logged, stored, or linked to it. Not by the app, not by the backend, not anywhere.
This is a live demonstration: the number above is produced by your own browser using its cryptographic random generator and is never transmitted to us. Real account numbers are issued the same way when you subscribe.
What a typical VPN asks for — and what we ask for
Press play and watch a conventional signup fill itself in. Every field it captures is one more thing that can be breached, subpoenaed, sold, or used to link a real person to an encrypted session.
A typical VPN signup
now held about you
LunoVPN signup
now held about you
What your browser just told this page
Every website you open can read the details below in a fraction of a second. Most services collect them, attach them to your account and keep them. Here they are, read live on your device right now — and then discarded.
Nothing on this panel was sent to LunoVPN. It was read by JavaScript on your device purely to show you what any site can see — and it disappears the moment you close the tab.
Your IP address is deliberately not shown: displaying it would require asking a server for it, and we would rather demonstrate the point than make an exception to it.
What happens to your IP when you connect
“We don’t log” is easy to say. Here is the actual path a connection takes through our infrastructure, and what survives each stage. Every control below was examined in the independent audit.
Your IP address is necessarily part of the packets that reach our edge, exactly as it is for every server on the internet. The difference is what happens next: it is held only in volatile memory for the lifetime of the connection, is never written to disk, never entered into a log, and is never associated with your account number. The independent audit found no user-attributable IP records in our systems.
Everything we could possibly know
Not a summary — the whole inventory. If it isn’t in this table, it doesn’t exist on our side.
| Data point | Do we hold it? | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Your name | NO | Never requested at any stage |
| Your email address | NO | There is no email field to fill in |
| Your phone number | NO | No SMS verification, ever |
| Your home or billing address | NO | Not needed to route encrypted traffic |
| Your IP address | NO | Transient in memory only; never logged or linked |
| Browsing history & DNS queries | NO | Resolved in memory, never written down |
| Session timestamps | NO | No connect or disconnect records per user |
| Bandwidth per user | NO | Only aggregate server load is measured |
| Device identifiers | NO | Not collected by the apps |
| Your 16-digit account number | YES | It is the account — it identifies a subscription, not a person |
| Whether your plan is active | YES | Required to let you connect |
| A payment reference | YES | Issued by your processor — carries no identity at all if you pay in Monero |
Want the independent verification rather than our word for it? Read the full 131-control audit report →
Anonymous from end to end
Generate your account number
Open the app or the signup page and a random 16-digit number is created. You type nothing — there are no fields to fill in.
Save the number somewhere safe
This number is the only way back into your account. Put it in a password manager or write it down before you go any further.
Pay in a way that suits you
Choose Monero if you want the payment to carry no identity either. Cards and app stores work too, though those processors will know who paid.
Connect — and stay unidentified
Your subscription activates against the number alone. No profile is built, no IP is stored, and nothing links the session to a person.
Anonymity cuts both ways. Because we hold no email address and no personal details, there is no reset link we can send you and no way for you to prove an account is yours. If you lose your 16-digit number, the account is gone and we genuinely cannot help. Save it in a password manager, or write it down and keep it somewhere safe, before you do anything else.
Anonymous signup questions
How do I sign up for LunoVPN without an email address?
What personal information does LunoVPN collect at signup?
Do you log or store my IP address?
Can I pay anonymously too?
What happens if I lose my 16-digit account number?
How do I contact support without an account or email?
Is anonymous signup just marketing, or has it been verified?
The best way to protect data is never to have it.
No email. No name. No stored IP. Just a number, and a connection that belongs to you.
Create an anonymous account