OVPN

OVPN is operated by OVPN Integrität AB, a Swedish company that has been publishing transparency reports continuously since 2014. It is one of the cleanest small-vendor listings in the consumer-VPN category, and the structural details are what set it apart from larger competitors. **OVPN fully owns its server hardware** — there are no rented servers and no virtual machines anywhere in the fleet, which removes a class of supply-chain and shared-tenancy risk that almost every other VPN provider accepts. All VPN servers are **diskless and run their operating system from RAM**, so there is no persistent storage on the hardware that could be seized. The no-logs claim is unusually well-evidenced. Where most VPN providers point at an annual third-party audit, OVPN has the policy **legally tested**: in an information-injunction case the company was able to demonstrate it had no data to hand over, and OVPN now carries **insurance to cover legal fees** for future similar cases — a level of structural commitment to non-retention that mirrors Mullvad's culture in the same Swedish jurisdiction. Encryption is modern across the board: AES-256-GCM with OpenVPN, Curve25519 + ChaCha20 with WireGuard. The fleet covers 32 cities globally with full IPv6 support, multihop, port forwarding (up to 7 ports in the 49152-65535 range), and an optional public IPv4 add-on. For an EU-sovereignty audit OVPN is a top-tier pick alongside Mullvad in the same Swedish jurisdiction. It is founder-owned, EU-incorporated, has no US parent, no US VC, no PE — and the owned-hardware + diskless + court-proven posture is structurally as strong as anything in the category. It is genuinely under-known compared to NordVPN/Surfshark/CyberGhost, which is precisely the kind of listing this directory exists to surface. Pricing is paid-only with a 10-day money-back guarantee: 1-month €12, 1-year €4.99/month, 3-year €4.22/month (the long-commitment best-value tier). UI languages: English, Swedish, German, Norwegian. Best fit: privacy-maximalist EU buyers who want a small, owner-operated, structurally-sound Swedish provider with court-tested no-logs, and who prefer "we own everything and it's all in RAM" over a marketing-heavy mainstream brand.