We provide Tor bandwidth and DarkNet hosting to charities, NGOs and free‑speech organizations who need to be reached — without being watched.
Journalists, whistleblowers, and civil‑society groups increasingly rely on the Tor network to work under hostile censorship and surveillance — but relays and bridges cost bandwidth, and bandwidth costs money that most of those organizations don't have. Icipher runs and funds Tor infrastructure so they don't have to.
Aid and relief organizations operating in regions where donor and beneficiary data must stay off the radar.
Human‑rights and monitoring groups that need censorship‑resistant channels to source and volunteers.
Press and advocacy outlets publishing under regimes that block or monitor the open web.
Newsrooms and reporters who need a drop box or mirror that survives a takedown request.
Access to allocation, onboarding and the private console is granted case‑by‑case to vetted organizations.