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Swiss VPN

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SwissVPN describes a VPN tunnel to a data center in Zurich and an internet connection using a public Swiss IP address. Its English page lists OpenVPN and other connection protocols, static-IP availability and IPv4/IPv6 support with protocol-dependent limitations.

3.6/5 · 23 user reviews

Listing last updated: 2026-10-12. Provider information is not an independent performance or security assessment.

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OpenVPN · L2TP/IPsec
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About Swiss VPN

SwissVPN focuses on connecting through a Swiss data center in Zurich rather than presenting a worldwide location selector. Its English website describes an encrypted tunnel followed by internet access from Switzerland. The provider lists a public Swiss IP address, static public IP availability and dual-stack IPv4/IPv6, while noting that IPv6 is not available with every protocol.

The connection options shown are OpenVPN, L2TP over IPsec, SSTP and PPTP/MPPE. SwissVPN says customers receive a server address and login credentials, then follow its setup instructions. The page itself warns that PPTP uses insecure encryption. Protocol listings and connectivity descriptions are provider information, not a fresh evaluation of privacy, performance or the suitability of any particular setup.

Provider-reported features

  • Describes a VPN endpoint in Zurich
  • Lists a public Swiss IP address
  • Offers static public IP addresses
  • Lists IPv4/IPv6 support with protocol limitations

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Listing updated: 12 October 2026. Descriptions summarize provider-published information and website observations, not in-house testing. Features and availability may change. Ratings and reviews on VPNReviews are contributed by users.

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