Buy VPN accounts from AccsZone's single VPN sub-category: premium subscriptions whose titles name the provider and the plan length — Proton VPN monthly plans, Astrill VPN for 1, 3, 6 or 12 months, a Private Internet Access (PIA) 1-year single-device plan, a Swiss VPN 12-month plan and an Xpress VPN 1-month plan for mobile and desktop. Prices and stock are shown live on each listing. Pay in crypto and the login details appear in your dashboard automatically; a login that fails on first use is covered by the 24-hour replacement policy.
AccsZone lists all VPN subscriptions in one sub-category. Open it to compare the live listings; the title names the provider, the plan length and, where stated, the device limit and login method — the title is the specification of what you receive.
Premium VPN subscriptions
One sub-category holding every VPN plan on AccsZone. The current titles state the provider and duration: Proton VPN 1-month premium subscriptions with email-and-password login (one listed as a monthly plan the title calls "Private & Encrypted"); Astrill VPN 1, 3, 6 and 12-month subscriptions, whose titles state "Works in China"; a Private Internet Access (PIA) 1-year subscription with single-device access; a Swiss VPN premium 12-month plan; and a Xpress VPN 1-month premium subscription for mobile and desktop. The listing pages add the device limit and the rule not to change the account's email or password. Pick the provider and plan length you need and check the live stock before ordering more than one.
Delivery is automatic. When your crypto payment confirms and the order is placed, the login details are released to your AccsZone dashboard without a manual step. Open My Orders, click View on the order and save the details; the subscription period stated in the title runs from the plan's own start date, so test the login as soon as it arrives.
Login format
No separate help-center article exists for VPN subscriptions, so the format is the one stated on each listing page. The Proton VPN, Swiss VPN, PIA and Astrill VPN listings deliver an email address and password for the provider's own app (the Swiss VPN page writes it as email:password); the Xpress VPN listing page states that you receive an email address and an activation code, entered in the app on mobile or desktop. The Proton VPN, Swiss VPN and PIA listing pages state a one-device limit, and the PIA title says "Single-Device Access" outright. None of the titles states a registration country, 2FA or cookies, so do not expect those. Read the title and the listing page before ordering.
How to use a VPN subscription from this page
Read the listing page before you install anything. It states the provider, the plan length (1 month, 3, 6 or 12 months, or 1 year), the device limit and whether you sign in with a password or an activation code. A single-device plan is for one device at a time; the Swiss VPN and Proton VPN listing pages say that logging in on several devices can disable the account.
Download the provider's own app from its official site or app store. The Swiss VPN listing page says to install the app "from official source"; the Astrill and Xpress VPN pages give the same route (official website, App Store or Play Store). Install the app for the brand named in your title — Proton VPN, Astrill VPN, Private Internet Access, the Swiss VPN app or Xpress VPN — not a third-party client.
Sign in with the details from your order. Enter the email address and password exactly as delivered; for the Xpress VPN plan, enter the email address and then the activation code when the app asks for it. If a listing ever ships a 2FA secret key with the login, generate the six-digit codes at 2fagen.com — none of the current titles states 2FA, so expect email and password only.
Do not change the account's email, password or recovery details. The Proton VPN and Swiss VPN listing pages state this as a condition of the warranty: "Do not change account email or password", and altering the login information voids the replacement. Keep the credentials as delivered for the whole plan period and store them where you can find them again.
Use it within the provider's terms and the law. Connect, confirm the app shows a connected status, and use the subscription for the period the title states. What you do through the VPN connection is your responsibility: it must comply with the law where you are and with the provider's terms of service, and it is not covered by the replacement policy. If the first login fails, stop retrying and open a support claim within 24 hours.
Replacement policy in plain words
Covered. Login details that do not work, a subscription already suspended or expired when delivered, or a plan that does not match the listing (for example, a different provider or plan length from the one the title states) is replaced or refunded.
The window. Report it within 24 hours, counted from delivery or from your first login, whichever comes first. Later reports are not eligible; the Swiss VPN and Proton VPN listing pages state the same 24-hour rule for a failed login.
Refund form. Refunds are credited to your AccsZone balance as store credit.
Not covered. Anything after a successful login: an account disabled after you changed the email, password or recovery details, a single-device plan disabled after use on several devices, a subscription terminated by the provider for sharing, reselling or abuse, or any issue reported after the window.
How to claim. Contact support with the order ID and a screenshot of the error, and stop retrying the login while the claim is open.
Checkout is in cryptocurrency (Bitcoin, USDT, Ethereum, Litecoin and other major coins): top up your balance, and when the network confirms the deposit — usually 10–30 minutes — the order is delivered automatically. Cards are not accepted, which also means no card details are tied to the VPN subscription. Orders of 500+ accounts receive a 5 % discount and orders of 2,000+ accounts a 10 % discount, applied automatically per product.
The live chat on accszone.com is staffed 24/7; for custom bulk orders or API questions use Telegram @accszone1. Resellers can order through the AccsZone API.
Frequently asked questions
Where can I buy a VPN account?
On this page. Open the VPN subscriptions sub-category, pick the listing whose title names the provider and plan length you need, set the quantity and pay from your crypto balance. The login details appear in your dashboard automatically when the payment confirms, usually within 10–30 minutes.
Is it legal to buy a VPN account?
VPN subscriptions are legal to buy and use in most countries, but most VPN providers' terms of service prohibit sharing or reselling an account and allow the provider to terminate it, so a purchased subscription can be closed by the provider at any time. Whether buying one is lawful for you depends on your country, and what you do through the VPN connection must itself comply with the law; this is not legal advice. AccsZone's Terms & Conditions prohibit using any account for illegal activity, spam or circumventing platform policies.
Which VPN providers are listed?
The current listing titles name five: Proton VPN (1-month premium subscriptions), Astrill VPN (1, 3, 6 and 12-month subscriptions), Private Internet Access (PIA, a 1-year single-device subscription), a Swiss VPN premium 12-month plan and an Xpress VPN 1-month premium subscription for mobile and desktop. The table on this page is the live catalogue; a provider that is not in it is not on sale.
How long does a VPN subscription last?
The plan length is in every title: 1 month for the Proton VPN, Xpress VPN and Astrill VPN monthly listings; 3, 6 or 12 months for the longer Astrill VPN plans; 12 months for the Swiss VPN plan; and 1 year for the PIA single-device plan. Choose the duration you need rather than stacking monthly plans.
How much does a VPN account cost?
Each listing shows its current price and stock, so you see the price before you pay. Prices differ by provider and by plan length — a 12-month Astrill VPN plan is a different listing from the 1-month one — and move with the live catalogue, so compare the listings on this page rather than relying on a quoted figure.
What exactly is delivered?
Login details for the provider's own app. The Proton VPN, Swiss VPN, PIA and Astrill VPN listing pages state an email address and password (the Swiss VPN page writes it as email:password); the Xpress VPN listing page states an email address and an activation code for its mobile and desktop apps. The titles do not state a registration country, 2FA or cookies, so none of those should be expected.
How many devices can I use the subscription on?
The PIA title states Single-Device Access, and the Proton VPN and Swiss VPN listing pages state a one-device limit, with multi-device logins able to disable the account. The Astrill VPN and Xpress VPN titles do not state a device limit, so read their listing pages before installing the app on more than one device.
Can I change the password or email on the account?
No. The Proton VPN and Swiss VPN listing pages state it as a warranty condition — do not change the account email, password or recovery information — and an account disabled after such a change is not covered by the replacement policy. Use the credentials exactly as delivered for the whole plan period.
Does Astrill VPN work in China?
The Astrill VPN listing titles state "Works in China" for the 1, 3, 6 and 12-month plans; that is the seller's title wording, and AccsZone does not test connections from inside any country. Internet rules differ by jurisdiction, so check your local law before relying on any VPN there; what you do through the connection is your responsibility.
What if the login does not work?
If the login details fail, the subscription is already suspended or expired, or the plan does not match its title, report it within 24 hours of delivery or first login with your order ID and a screenshot and it will be replaced or refunded as store credit. Problems that begin after a successful login — a changed password, use on several devices, termination by the provider — are not covered; see the after-sale service article.
