BitLaunch VPN allows you to set up a VPN in multiple regions in seconds. It uses several techniques to safeguard your identity and keep your traffic private. Firstly, public/private encryption keys for your WireGuard tunnel are generated client-side and are only ever available in your current, local browser session.
Once you connect to your VPN, traffic travels through the WireGuard tunnel to a relay. This relay then forwards your traffic to a dynamically-selected exit node, where it is decrypted and sent to its destination. The exit node and the destination only ever know the identity and IP address of the relay server. Meanwhile, the relay server cannot decrypt your traffic, so each only gets part of the puzzle.
This setup minimizes trust requirements while the dynamic selection of exit nodes makes your traffic patterns harder to correlate. It also means that there is little benefit if adversaries attack a specific exit node in an attempt to surveil you – next time, your traffic would likely pass through a different one. You can find more information about the benefits of this inherent multi-hop setup in the announcement post below.