Protocol page
WireGuard VPN
Use StarsVPN when you want a WireGuard route inside the same Telegram-linked account flow. Choose the region, issue the config, and import it into the client that fits your device.
Speed-first mode
WireGuard is presented as the speed-oriented route in the cabinet, while other modes stay available if your network needs a different approach.
Same account context
Telegram sign-in, payment flow, and config history stay attached to the same account even when you switch protocols.
Client-ready delivery
Use the delivery flow for phone and desktop clients instead of stitching together a route by hand.
Use WireGuard when
- You want the fastest route exposed in the cabinet
- You want Telegram-linked account flow with a WireGuard endpoint
- You want a route that imports cleanly into mainstream clients
- You want to switch later to another region or protocol without changing account
FAQ
Does StarsVPN offer only plain WireGuard?
No. The cabinet also exposes other protocol modes, including obfuscated paths, so WireGuard can be one option inside a broader route catalog.
Can I choose the WireGuard region before config issuance?
Yes. Region selection happens in the same flow before you issue the config, so location and protocol match from the start.
Which devices work well with WireGuard delivery?
Phone and desktop flows are both supported, with app recommendations already listed on the platform pages for iPhone, Android, Windows, and macOS.
Next step
Issue a WireGuard route
Use the Telegram-linked cabinet to pick the region you want and issue a WireGuard config in one flow.
Related pages
Open adjacent pages to move from intent to platform, protocol, or region.
Windows
Set up StarsVPN on Windows with WireGuard and VLESS Reality support, region selection, and fast config delivery.
Android
Set up StarsVPN on Android with WireGuard and VLESS Reality support, region selection, and fast config delivery.
Netherlands
Choose the Netherlands region in StarsVPN and issue a config with Telegram login, region selection, and multiple protocol modes.