NymVPN’s massive new update adds one-click connections, advanced split tunneling, and fresh pricing

NymVPN has launched a new version of its app - v2026.12 It introduces a host of speed-focused improvements, alongside improved usability, better onboarding, and new anti-censorship capabilities Alongside the technical changes, a new pricing structure has removed the 2-year plan entirely NymVPN's latest update marks its latest move to put the best VPNs in its crosshairs.

The provider has launched version 2026.12, bringing a massive wave of usability improvements, anti-censorship tools, and a brand-new pricing structure across its desktop and mobile apps.

According to the Nym Core Team , this release is laser-focused on "getting the safest connection to more people, in more places, with less in the way." To that end, NymVPN has completely reworked its WireGuard handshake to deliver faster, more stable cellular connections.

This means your VPN is far less likely to drop when switching from Wi-Fi to a spotty mobile data network.

It also introduced a new onboarding experience to help you get started smoothly with the VPN's unique, decentralized mixnet.

One-click routing and smarter split tunneling The most immediate change users will notice is the introduction of one-click connections.

NymVPN has introduced a "Safest" default setting that automatically picks a strong-performing server in a country next to yours, ensuring your entry point sits safely outside your home jurisdiction.

Users can also select "Random" to constantly break traffic analysis patterns, or rely on "Favorites" and "Recents" for instant access to trusted nodes.

NymVPN is also expanding on its earlier beta tests by officially launching geo-exclusion alongside traditional split tunneling for desktop (macOS, Windows, Linux).

While basic split tunneling lets you send a whole app outside the VPN, geo-exclusion is far more precise.

It splits a single app's traffic by destination, allowing you to route local services (like a banking app) outside the tunnel while keeping international traffic protected.

The team notes this feature is currently available for Chinese IPs, with more countries coming soon. (Image credit: NymVPN) Beating censorship on the go For users in restrictive regimes, simply having a VPN app visible on your phone can be dangerous.

Following earlier iOS icon disguises , NymVPN has now brought a camouflage icon feature to Android, allowing users to hide the software behind a discreet alternative logo in their device settings.

The provider is also expanding its global accessibility, launching five new languages: Traditional Chinese, Traditional Chinese (Hong Kong), Japanese, Italian, and Indonesian.