Better service to the U.S. customers
NordLayer, the B2B arm of NordVPN, will be relocating and incorporating in the United States next month. The consumer product, NordVPN, will remain in the jurisdiction of Panama, and users of the personal VPN will not be affected. The move was made in order to better meet the needs of enterprise clients—many of which are located in North America.
Streamlined services and closer proximity to core markets
The move also allows NordLayer to be closer to core customer bases, and to provide the type of streamlined services businesses need in their network security. Users of NordLayer won’t notice much of a difference, as the only change will be to the wire transfer details, which have been provided via email to all business clients.
The move was made mainly to be closer to our customers, many of which are in the US and Canada. Also, to be able to expand and grow market presence, as well as leverage opportunities in the region.
Businesses and individuals have very different needs when it comes to cybersecurity, and this move will allow NordLayer to better meet those needs, while still delivering the top-notch security and convenience NordVPN and other Nord products have become known for.
Donatas Tamelis
Managing Director
Donatas is the managing director at NordLayer, where he blends business and technology know-how to shape the future of cybersecurity. With a background in economics and management and over a decade of experience in leading innovative projects, he’s sharpened his strategic vision and leadership skills through roles in marketing and product development. Donatas is dedicated to turning complex challenges into clear, effective solutions, making secure, remote work a reality for businesses worldwide. In his spare time, he keeps up with tech trends and shares his insights for a secure digital future.
