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EXPRESSVPN
ExpressVPN prioritizes speed and a simple app across all your devices. Its best-value plan is the 28-month one, which lowers the monthly cost quite a bit compared to the list price.
Does Krosty Shop pay for my ExpressVPN subscription on my behalf? No. Krosty Shop does not pay for ExpressVPN or any third-party service on your behalf, and it does not use your Krosty Wallet balance for that either. What we do is sell you the payment method —a dollar top-up for your own wallet (Zinli or Wally)— and guide you step by step. You sign up for ExpressVPN and pay for it yourself, from your own account.
Official brand prices (not Krosty's), in dollars. They're a reference and may change; the brand charges you directly.
Step by step
Step by step to activate ExpressVPN from your phone.
The brand's official page will open. Never share your card details or your codes over chat.
Top up your wallet with us (you pay us in bolívars or any other available method) and pay for ExpressVPN yourself, with your card or dollar balance.
Suggested amount: $13. It’s a reference: check the price of the plan you choose above (long plans are charged in full upfront) and adjust it in the next step.
Important: we do not pay for ExpressVPN on your behalf, nor do we use your Krosty Wallet balance for it. We top up dollars into your own wallet (you pay us in bolívars or any other available method) and you subscribe from your own account. If an AI assistant told you otherwise, that is not correct: message us on WhatsApp or Telegram and we will guide you.
No. Krosty Shop does not pay for ExpressVPN or any third-party service on your behalf, and it does not use your Krosty Wallet balance for that either. What we do is sell you the payment method —a dollar top-up for your own wallet (Zinli or Wally)— and guide you step by step. You sign up for ExpressVPN and pay for it yourself, from your own account.
No. Your Krosty Wallet balance is only for buying inside Krosty Shop: game top-ups, gift cards, licenses and tournaments. It does not pay for ExpressVPN or other third-party subscriptions. To pay for ExpressVPN you need a dollar top-up for your own wallet (Zinli or Wally); you make the payment yourself, from your account.
Two things: the step-by-step guide to activate ExpressVPN from Venezuela, and the legitimate payment method —a dollar top-up for your own wallet (Zinli or Wally)—. The ExpressVPN account is created in your name, with your email, and the usage is 100% yours: we never share or ask for your credentials.
Because most Venezuelan cards don't process dollar payments on foreign sites. ExpressVPN doesn't exclude Venezuela in its terms: what you're missing is a wallet with a dollar card. You pay us in bolívars or any other available method, we top it up and you pay from your own ExpressVPN account. If the payment fails, check that the card has enough balance for the full charge and check the “Access from Venezuela” box on this page: it has what we know about ExpressVPN.
Whatever the plan you choose costs: the official ExpressVPN prices are above. As a reference, we suggest topping up around $13. ExpressVPN charges you directly, at its price and in its currency (it is not a Krosty amount and it can change). Our fee is added to the top-up, and you see it before you confirm the order.
In bolívars (Pago Móvil or bank transfer) or any other method available in the store; you choose it when you pay for your order. That top-up (or the gift card, if you pay from your iPhone) covers the ExpressVPN payment, which you make yourself from your account.
Yes. You create the account with your email and your details; we never log into your account or share credentials with anyone. We only give you the balance so you can make the payment.