Chudesa VPN: private VPN in Telegram

Want a VPN without hunting for another app, filling out a signup form or handing over an email? Chudesa VPN lives inside Telegram. Open the chat, get access, and receive a key to connect. 🛡

The service calls itself a private VPN and promises access to every resource on the internet. The first three days are free, so you can test the speed on your own provider before paying anything.

What 119 rubles are supposed to buy

• Speed: up to 2000 Mbit/s is advertised, with unlimited traffic.
• Servers: protected servers in five countries.
• Privacy: the service states that it keeps no logs and does not track activity.
• Price: from 119 RUB per month, no hidden terms, with a money-back guarantee.

The speed figure is a ceiling set by the service. Your real speed depends on your own connection, the distance to the server and how busy it is in the evening. That is why a free trial matters.

Three commands, that is the whole menu

The bot is simple. Its menu has only three commands, and you can figure them out in a couple of minutes. ⚡

• /profile: your profile, subscription status and connection data.
• /buy: purchase a subscription.
• /invite: invite a friend with your personal link.

Paying and earning a bonus

Payment methods listed are Russian bank cards, SBP (the Russian instant payment system) and cryptocurrency. That helps when foreign cards no longer work and paying abroad is a hassle. 💳

There is also a referral program: the bot promises 50% of the payments made by friends who join through your link. Read the payout conditions inside the bot before you start inviting people.

Getting started step by step

1. Open the bot and press Start.
2. Activate the three free days.
3. Take the key or configuration and add it to a compatible VPN client on your phone or computer.
4. Switch the connection on and check the sites and services you need.
5. If it works for you, buy a subscription with /buy.

If it will not connect, try another server or country, update the client app and restart the connection. These three fixes solve most problems. 🔧

Check these before you pay

This is a small bot: Telegram reports roughly three hundred monthly active users. That is neither good nor bad, but you will find fewer reviews and independent tests than for large VPN providers.

The no-logs line is the service's own promise, and we found no independent audit. So do not send through any VPN what you would not trust its operator with, and avoid paying for a long term until the trial days have shown it works for you.

Remember the legal side too: rules on VPN use differ between countries, and following local law is the user's responsibility.