]FieryVPN — WireGuard VPN with Telegram MTProxy Fallback

[FieryVPN]

vpn.fiery.host

Built this for myself first because I needed a VPN that actually works for game-related tasks: opening a private server when my home IP already has 3 accounts on it, running bots from a clean IP that won't get flagged by GameGuard or EAC for sharing the same network, switching regions to access servers locked behind geo-restrictions, and lower ping to specific game datacenters.

Now opening it up to others on the same conditions I built it on.

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What this is

• — fast, modern protocol. Lower CPU overhead than OpenVPN, better speeds, works on every platform (Windows / macOS / Linux / Android / iOS / routers).
• Telegram MTProxy bundled — runs on the same server, separate channel. So when WireGuard gets blocked on your network (campus WiFi, work, certain ISPs in some regions), you still have Telegram working through the MTProxy with TLS masking.
• Crypto-only payment — BTC / USDT (TRC20, ERC20) / ETH / LTC / Monero. No card, no PayPal, no name attached to your subscription.
• No logs — connection metadata isn't stored. I'm not running corporate-grade audited "no-logs" theater, I just don't log because logs cost disk space and create problems I don't want. Cron job clears WireGuard handshake counters daily.

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Why this matters for the people on this forum

Bot farming / multi-accounting
Each WireGuard config gets a unique exit IP. Run your main account from your real IP, route the bot through the VPN — different IP, different fingerprint at the network level. No shared session between them at the IP layer.

Private server access with IP limits
Most private MMO servers cap connections per IP (1-2 usually). VPN gives you a clean IP that the server hasn't seen before. Switch the server location in 1 click if your current exit gets banned.

Region-locked servers / region pricing
Locations available: Netherlands, Germany, US East, US West, Singapore, Hong Kong. Useful for accessing servers that geo-restrict (Korean MMOs from outside Asia, certain CN/JP servers), or for grabbing keys / subscriptions on regional pricing.

Ping optimization
If your ISP routes badly to a specific datacenter, sometimes a VPN to a closer location actually reduces your ping instead of adding to it. Test it before judging — works for some routes, doesn't for others. I give a 24h trial specifically so you can check ping yourself.

Telegram works when nothing else does
The MTProxy part runs on TCP/443 with TLS masking. To deep packet inspection it looks like regular HTTPS traffic to a microsoft.com subdomain. So even if WireGuard gets blocked at the network level, you keep Telegram working as a fallback for coordinating with your team / clan / trade contacts.

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Pricing

• 1 month — $4
• 3 months — $10 (~$3.30/mo)
• 6 months — $18 (~$3/mo)
• 12 months — $32 (~$2.70/mo)

24 hours free trial — DM me here, get a working WireGuard config + MTProxy link, test everything before paying anything. No card, no email needed for the trial.

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Tech specs (for those who care)

• Protocol: WireGuard (UDP, kernel module on supported systems)
• Telegram MTProxy: mtg v2 (Go implementation) with faketls masquerade
• Servers: dedicated, not shared with adult/spam/abuse traffic — kept that way intentionally so IPs don't end up on blocklists
• Bandwidth: unlimited, no throttling
• Simultaneous connections: up to 5 devices per subscription
• Setup: official WireGuard apps, just import the .conf file. No proprietary client to install.

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What this is NOT

• Not a residential proxy. These are datacenter IPs. If you need residential for sneaker copping or social media account farming where datacenter IPs get instantly flagged, this is the wrong tool — go to a residential proxy provider.
• Not a botnet IP rotator. One config = one IP per location. You can switch locations, but you don't get a rotating pool.
• Not for DDoS or attacks. First abuse report and the account is gone. Servers stay clean because that's how the IPs stay usable for everyone.

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Contact: DM me here on epvp, or via

Trial first, pay second. Not asking anyone to trust me on a forum post — try it for 24h, then decide.

Happy to answer technical questions in this thread. If you want to see configs / proof of working setup before trial, just ask.