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How to Set Up VPNSecure VPN

How to Set Up VPNSecure VPN

Sign up & download VPNSecure

VPNSecure is operated by InfiniteQuant Ltd in Nassau, The Bahamas — outside the major data-sharing alliances, which appeals to privacy-focused users. Begin at vpnsecure.me and create an account. Before committing to a full plan, take the 30-day trial for $1 so you can test real speeds and the Asia-region servers from Thailand. If you're happy, upgrade to the monthly plan at $9.95/mo, the 12-month plan at $6.66/mo, or the 3-year plan at $2.99/mo. Payment works with credit card, PayPal, or cryptocurrency.

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Windows / macOS

After installing the VPNSecure desktop app, log in with your account. The app lists servers across roughly 48 countries (USA, Australia, UK, New Zealand and Asia). Set the protocol to OpenVPN — the primary, recommended protocol on VPNSecure — then choose a server in the Asia or Australia region closest to Thailand for lower latency. The servers are gigabit and bandwidth is unlimited, with unlimited server switching, so you can change locations as often as you like. Click Connect and wait until the status shows connected.

iOS / Android

Download the VPNSecure app from the App Store or Play Store and log in with the same account you used on desktop. When the system asks permission to add a VPN configuration, accept it so the app can create a VPN profile on the device. For phones that switch often between Wi-Fi and 4G/5G, choose the IKEv2 protocol — it reconnects automatically and stays more stable when the signal changes. Then pick a nearby Asia server and tap Connect. VPNSecure allows torrents and gives unlimited bandwidth on mobile as well.

Router setup with an OpenVPN config

VPNSecure is built around OpenVPN, so it sets up cleanly on any router with an OpenVPN client. Download the OpenVPN config file (.ovpn) for the server you want from your VPNSecure account, then upload it into the router's VPN client page and enter your username and password. Once the router connects, every device on that network — including Smart TVs, streaming boxes, and game consoles that can't run a VPN app — runs through VPNSecure without configuring each one individually.

Verify it works

Once VPNSecure is connected, confirm everything is working before relying on it. Open whatismyip.com and check that your IP now shows the country of the server you picked. Then visit dnsleaktest.com to make sure there's no DNS leak — and because VPNSecure supports IPv6 dual-stack, also test for IPv6 leaks if your network uses IPv6. If every value matches your chosen server, setup is complete, and VPNSecure's zero-logging policy handles your privacy from there. You can switch to a new server (and country) any time at no limit.

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Frequently asked questions

Can I try VPNSecure before paying full price?
Yes. VPNSecure offers a 30-day trial for $1 so you can install the app and test servers before subscribing at $9.95/mo or a longer plan ($6.66/mo on 12 months, $2.99/mo on 3 years).
Which protocol should I use when setting up VPNSecure?
VPNSecure is OpenVPN-centric and recommends OpenVPN as the default on desktop. On mobile that switches between Wi-Fi and 4G/5G, IKEv2 reconnects faster and is more stable.
Can VPNSecure be set up on a router?
Yes. Download the OpenVPN config (.ovpn) for your chosen server from your VPNSecure account and load it into any OpenVPN-capable router, so every device at home including a Smart TV runs through the VPN.
How do I confirm VPNSecure connected correctly?
Check that your IP changed to the server country at whatismyip.com and test for DNS leaks at dnsleaktest.com. Because VPNSecure supports IPv6 dual-stack, also check for IPv6 leaks.