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Mysterium Network

MYST

  • Privacy
  • VPN
Established Year
2017
Headquarter
Switzerland, Lithuania
Operating Status
Active
Ecosystem
EthereumPolygon
Mysterium Network is building a decentralized VPN and other tools that enable anyone to browse the internet freely, earn by sharing their connection, and develop censorship-resistant applications. The network itself is composed of residential and non-residential IPs as nodes, which are run in homes, offices, and cell phones around the world. Mysterium's decentralized VPN enables anyone to rent out their unused bandwidth and IP address to those in need, protecting them from censorship, surveillance, and cybercrime.

Financial Portfolio

Funding

ICO
0 Investors
$13.3 M

    Investment

    Natix Network
    Natix Network
    Seed
    $3.5 M

    Frequently Asked Questions

    What is Mysterium Network?

    [Mysterium Network](https://www.mysterium.network/) is an open-source ecosystem of protocols, tools, and Web3 infrastructure making the internet borderless and accessible for all. The network gives both users and builders the tools they need to safeguard their online anonymity and equal access to information. Mysterium held a token sale through which it raised $14 million CHF. Mysterium is powered by its permissionless, peer-to-peer network. Anyone can turn their device into a node and rent their spare internet resources, such as bandwidth or IP address, in exchange for cryptocurrency. The network is tamper-proof, anonymous, and encrypted like Tor, but with superior usability, stability and speed. Mysterium’s B2B Network-as-a-Service lays the groundwork for all kinds of enterprise-level services to be built, including the project's flagship product, the [Mysterium VPN](https://www.mysteriumvpn.com/), available for Android, Windows, Mac and Linux (iOS in 2022). Developers and entrepreneurs can build private, censorship-resistant tools, and businesses can make their products globally accessible and secure. The technology is fully compatible with both Web2 and Web3 platforms and can be integrated with VPNs, proxy services, DeFi wallets, browsers, search engines, data scraping solutions, and streaming apps, building censorship-resistance into the apps we already use.