Get an American IP address in New York.
Connect through our New York node and United States's banks, broadcasters and shops treat you as a local visitor — while the tunnel itself keeps no record of what you did.
LunoVPN operates an American VPN server in New York. Connecting to it gives you an American IP address, so United States's banks, broadcasters and shops treat your connection as local. The tunnel uses WireGuard, no activity is logged, and signup needs no email address — your account is a random 16-digit number.
Everything about this server, on one screen
No marketing adjectives — the operational facts you would want before choosing a location.
| Server location | New York, United States |
|---|---|
| IP address you get | An American (US) address, shared with other users |
| Protocol | LunoGuard, based on WireGuard |
| Activity logs | None — independently audited across 131 controls |
| Signup requirement | None — a random 16-digit account number, no email |
| Port forwarding | Available |
| Obfuscation | Available |
| Local time zone | North America |
| Local currency | US Dollar (USD) |
| Price | From about $2.50 per month |
Figures verified against the LunoVPN server API. Pricing shown is the annual plan rate; see pricing for all terms.
What an American IP address actually gets you
United States's digital services routinely restrict access to visitors inside the country. These are the ones people ask about most.
Banking & government
American banks and state portals often block or flag foreign logins.
- Chase, Bank of America, Wells Fargo and Citi without foreign-login lockouts
- IRS.gov, SSA.gov and state DMV portals for tax filings and official business
- Local payment apps and one-time codes keep working abroad
American media
News, politics and sport from United States's own publishers.
- The New York Times, The Washington Post, CNN and ESPN without geo-paywalls
- NFL, NBA and MLB on local broadcast apps — licensed for local audiences only
- Regional outlets that only serve local IP addresses
American streaming
Local catalogues, live TV and catch-up unavailable abroad.
- Hulu, Max, Peacock and Paramount+
- The American Netflix, Disney+ and Prime Video libraries
- Your home subscriptions stop showing region errors
Better fares
Airlines and booking sites price by visitor location.
- Delta, United, American Airlines and Southwest at domestic pricing
- Expedia, Hotels.com and Priceline at local rates
- Amtrak with resident-only discounts
Financial markets
New York sits at the centre of United States's financial system.
- the NYSE and Nasdaq data and platforms like Fidelity, Charles Schwab and Robinhood
- the Federal Reserve research portals
- Trading apps keep working without re-verification
American online stores
Catalogues, promotions and pricing restricted to local shoppers.
- Amazon.com, Walmart, Target and Best Buy at domestic prices
- Marketplaces and classifieds that require a local IP
- Seasonal sales priced for local customers
Connected in about a minute
Four steps, and none of them ask who you are.
Install the app
Windows, macOS, Linux, Android or iOS. No email address is requested at any point.
Create an account
You get a random 16-digit number. That number is the entire account.
Pick United States — New York
Choose it from the server list; the client connects over WireGuard.
You're an local visitor
Sites now see an American IP address. Nothing about the session is logged.
What an American IP will not do
Every VPN page promises. This one also tells you where the promise stops — you can verify each claim before you pay.
It does not make you anonymous
An American IP hides your home address from the sites you visit. It does not hide you from services you log into, and it does not touch browser fingerprinting — our privacy check shows what that leaks.
Streaming access is never guaranteed
Whether any given platform works through a VPN is decided by that platform, and their detection changes without notice. We describe what typically works and refuse to promise more.
Distance still costs speed
Connecting to New York from far away adds latency that no protocol removes. Pick the nearest server when speed matters more than location.
What we could hand over
A 16-digit number, whether the subscription is active, and a payment reference. There is no browsing history, no DNS record and no user-attributable IP log to produce.
United States VPN questions
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