Security information

Last updated: September 15, 2026

These are the protections used by VIP24ALL and what they mean for your account. The links explain the underlying technology; they are not endorsements, audits or compliance certifications of VIP24ALL.

HTTPS connection

VIP24ALL uses HTTPS with a certificate issued by Let's Encrypt. HTTPS encrypts traffic between your browser and the site and lets your browser check that it is connecting to the certified domain. A certificate does not certify the business, third-party services or the absence of security flaws. Check that the address is https://vip24all.com and do not proceed past a browser certificate warning.

Read how Let's Encrypt validates domains and issues certificates.

You authenticate with Google using OpenID Connect. VIP24ALL requests identity, email and basic profile information, then uses the verified Gmail address and Google account identifier for your account. We do not ask for, receive or store your Google password, and the requested permissions do not grant access to your Gmail messages.

Google's sign-in service does not make Google the operator or guarantor of VIP24ALL. Review the permissions shown by Google and protect your Google account with its available security controls.

Read Google's OpenID Connect documentation.

Account sessions

Production session cookies use Secure, HttpOnly and SameSite=Lax settings. These restrict transmission to HTTPS, prevent ordinary page scripts from reading the cookie, and limit some cross-site requests. Server checks also protect account changes against forged requests and restrict administrative actions to the owner. These measures reduce risk; they do not protect a compromised device or replace careful account use.

Encrypted access codes

Access-code values are encrypted in account storage using authenticated encryption. The application can decrypt a current code for your account display and authorized support, so this is not end-to-end encryption. Application and server access are restricted.

A provider sees the code you submit and can check only the packages covered by its API permission. The verification response contains validity, package status and access dates; it does not contain your Gmail address, USD balance or Bitcoin receiving address. Anyone who obtains your code may attempt to use it, so do not share it outside an authorized provider's access flow.

Eligible signed-in customers can request a replacement from the bottom account card after accepting the displayed agreement. Replacement retires the old code; the next replacement is available one calendar month later. A provider's permitted cached result can remain valid for up to 60 seconds. The two-device limit is a use condition; VIP24ALL's API does not currently count provider devices or prove that their sessions have ended.

Read the authenticated-encryption library documentation and our code-use terms.

Protected backups and recovery

Recovery archives are encrypted and checked for integrity. Restricted credentials and separate recovery material support recovery of account and payment records. Backup protection depends on keeping the matching recovery keys secure. Encryption and successful backup checks do not guarantee that every possible outage can be recovered instantly or without loss.

Payment protections

Bitcoin receiving is handled separately from the public account website. The online receiving wallet is watch-only; spending credentials are restricted to the private payment system. Confirmed credits are recorded in an append-only ledger. Your account shows the receiving address and the status of your payments.

Use the address shown in your signed-in account and check the required network before sending. Your VIP24ALL access code is not a Bitcoin private key or a wallet recovery phrase. The BTC/USD ticker is informational; see the payment terms for how deposits become USD credit.

Report a concern

For suspected account misuse, a payment discrepancy or a security concern, contact support@vip24all.com. Describe what happened and include a relevant page or approximate time. Do not send passwords, access codes, private keys or recovery phrases by email.

See our Privacy Policy for account data, browser storage, operational reporting and retention, and our service terms for the responsibilities of independent providers.