No Windows client available. The Orchid protocol uses WebRTC. Onion-routed multi-hop connections.
Orchid VPN
Official website orchid.com/vpn
Our take
Orchid’s onion-routed multi-hop over a marketplace of providers is an interesting attempt at trustless VPN routing, and multi-hop does make any single node less able to decorrelate you. The friction is real: no Windows client, a pay-as-you-go crypto billing model, and the general roughness of an early decentralized network. Pick it only if the multi-hop, no-single-trusted-party design is the actual draw and you can live without a desktop app on Windows.
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