Recommended starting point
WireGuard
The modern starting option exposed by the current Android VPNClient.
VPN SETUP · ANDROID
Use the recommended Android app for the easiest setup, or choose manual configuration when you need it.
Quick setup
Have an active VPN-Accounts.com account, your VPN credentials and a working internet connection ready.
Get VPNClient on Google PlayGoogle Play is the recommended normal installation path. The approved direct APK is available below when Google Play cannot be used.
Install VPNClient from Google Play.
Open the app.
Enter the VPN account details supplied after purchase.
Choose a current server location.
Start with WireGuard where appropriate.
Tap Start to connect.
Install and connect
The setup flow uses only controls confirmed by the current Android VPNClient screenshots.
Use Google Play for the normal installation path, or the approved direct APK when Google Play cannot be used.
Launch VPNClient after installation and allow the normal Android VPN connection prompt when it appears.
Enter the VPN account credentials supplied after purchase.
A nearby server is a good starting point; choose a specific country when its visible VPN IP location matters.
Start with WireGuard, or use a current OpenVPN option when appropriate for the network.
Tap Start and confirm that VPNClient shows the selected server, connection time and current VPN IP.
VPNClient shows the selected server, connection time and current VPN IP.
The connected view confirms the session while the server list keeps current locations selectable.
Connection choice
Start with WireGuard. Broader protocol explanations are available in the VPN FAQ.
Recommended starting point
The modern starting option exposed by the current Android VPNClient.
Current OpenVPN option
A current app option commonly suitable where UDP connections work.
TCP-based alternative
A current alternative when a TCP-based OpenVPN connection is useful.
Android controls
These controls are visible in the current Android app. Their displayed state is not treated as a universal recommendation.
The current Android VPNClient includes a Network Lock (internet kill switch) setting. No default state or protocol-specific behavior is claimed.
The app exposes an option to re-establish the VPN connection if it is disconnected or dropped.
Most customers should leave IPv6, port and DNS controls at their normal values unless troubleshooting or following specific instructions.
General and Advanced screens confirm the available controls without requiring a long networking tutorial.
Direct installation
Download VPNClient directly as an APK from the approved VPNClient source. Android may ask you to allow your browser or file manager to install this APK. Review the prompt carefully and install only the file from this link.
Download VPNClient APKConnection checks
Use these checks before moving to the full troubleshooting guide.
Install VPNClient from Google Play, sign in with the VPN account details supplied after purchase, choose a current server and start with WireGuard.
Google Play is the recommended normal installation path. Use the approved direct APK when Google Play is unavailable or cannot be used on the device.
Start with WireGuard. UDP OpenVPN and TCP OpenVPN are current alternatives in the Android VPNClient when another connection type is useful.
The current Android VPNClient includes a Network Lock (internet kill switch) setting. It is not described here as enabled by default, protocol-specific or a guarantee against every leak.
Yes. The current server list lets you choose a country and available location. A nearby server is a practical starting point; choose a specific country when visible VPN IP location matters.
Confirm the account details, restart VPNClient, try another current server, try WireGuard or another current OpenVPN option, and compare Wi-Fi with mobile data before contacting Support.
Android VPN access
Install the current VPNClient, or get VPN access before you begin.