ArqNet is a privacy network that uses onion routing to anonymize internet traffic and prevent surveillance or censorship. It lets users browse, communicate, and host content without exposing their IP address.

Unlike a VPN, which requires trust in a central provider, ArqNet is decentralized and uses multiple hops to anonymize your traffic. No single node knows both your identity and destination.

Anyone can run an ArqNet node! The network is powered by staked Arqma nodes distributed globally.

Hidden services are websites or applications that are only accessible within ArqNet. They do not expose their IP address, protecting both the server and its visitors.

Yes, ArqNet is open-source and free to use. Anyone can download, use, or run a node on the network.

ArqNet is a privacy tool, much like Tor or a VPN. Its legality depends on your local laws, but using ArqNet for legitimate purposes is generally legal in most countries.

Mobile support is planned! Desktop clients for Windows, macOS, and Linux will be released first.