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VPNNX · Fast cross-border connections100+ countries covered
Connect to popular services via international routes, with 210+ routes to choose from and unlimited simultaneous devices.
- 14-day no-questions-asked refunds
- Anonymous, no-logs policy
- Alipay / WeChat Pay / USDT
- Unlimited devices
- No email required
Popular Routes
Japan
Hong Kong
Singapore
United States
United Kingdom
Supported Platforms
Windows
Android
iOS
macOS
Linux
Anonymous, no-logs policyConnection policy
¥Alipay / WeChat Pay / USDTPayment methods
Current route Requests pass to the next hopIEPL dedicated line
⌂OriginThis device
Pass to next hop
↗Next hopHong Kong · IEPL dedicated line
International route
◎ExitJapan
Coverage: 100+ countries / 210+ routesDevices: Unlimited
Current planMonthly
¥18/month
250GB includedData resets monthly on your activation date
Route coverageMultiple devices
100+countries/210+routes
Unlimited simultaneous devices
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From next hop to exit: choosing a cross-border route
The table below lists the popular regions shown above to help you choose an exit location. It does not show real-time status or guarantee availability in specific cities. Check the client after signing in for city, route type, and streaming support details. A destination may offer multiple connection methods, so choose an exit location first, then compare route types based on how you plan to use it. This is more useful than comparing region names alone.
| Exit region | City | Route type | Streaming support |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japan | Check the client | Choose by route label | Test with the target service |
| Hong Kong | Check the client | Choose by route label | Test with the target service |
| Singapore | Check the client | Choose by route label | Test with the target service |
| United States | Check the client | Choose by route label | Test with the target service |
| United Kingdom | Check the client | Choose by route label | Test with the target service |
For region-restricted content, the exit region is the first thing to check. For long meetings or file transfers, route stability and connection path matter more. IEPL dedicated lines, relays, and direct connections describe routing arrangements; they do not guarantee the same speed on every website. Your experience also depends on your local network, the destination service, and the time of day. Test on your own devices and apps, and don't treat a single test as a long-term guarantee.
If an app still shows your original region after connecting, first check whether its traffic is routed through the selected connection, then check the exit IP. Don't rely on the client's connection status alone to determine the route. For streaming services, also check your account region and the service's catalog rules. The routes page explains route types and how to choose between them instead of reducing every region's performance to fixed numbers.
Compare routes, privacy, and devices separately
When choosing a subscription, there's no need to lump every feature together as “fast speeds.” The sections below cover real-world use: how traffic is routed, connection policies, supported devices, popular services, and refund terms. Select an item on the left to read more.
ROUTING
Compare the route, then see how it performs
When using international websites during peak hours, congestion at any point between your local connection, next hop, and exit can affect calls, page load times, and file transfers. VPNNX offers IEPL dedicated lines, relays, and direct routes so you can choose a path for the task at hand. For ongoing collaboration, check connection stability; for general browsing, compare different exit locations. Route labels describe connection methods, not fixed speeds in every region or at every hour. Test with your own network and apps, and switch to another route to the same destination if performance changes.
Learn moreRead how to choose a route →Route overview
This deviceNext hopExit
Choose a route based on your destination and task; check the client for the actual connection status.
PRIVACY
What an anonymous, no-logs policy covers
When using cross-border routes, it's important to understand how a service handles connection data—not just see an encryption icon. VPNNX follows an anonymous, no-logs connection policy and does not record browsing activity. This policy covers data handling on the service side; it does not change the destination website's account rules, your browser cache, or app permissions on your device. Read the privacy policy for details on data categories and handling. On shared devices, remember to manage your browser sign-in state yourself. Privacy is part of a broader process, not something a single label can replace.
Learn moreRead the Privacy Policy →Connection policy
Anonymous, no-logs policyNo browsing activity recorded
The connection policy and a destination website's own data practices are separate.
DEVICES
One subscription across your devices
Your work computer, mobile devices, and another computer at home may all need access to the same international services at different times. VPNNX supports Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, and Linux, with unlimited simultaneous devices. Find the client for your operating system in the user panel, then import your subscription by following the guide. This helps avoid applying desktop setup steps to a mobile device. Unlimited devices refers to the simultaneous connection policy; it doesn't mean every device will have the same local network quality. When troubleshooting, test the route on one device first, then set up the others.
Learn moreSee the import steps →Supported platforms
WindowsmacOSiOSAndroidLinux
Unlimited simultaneous devices. Get your subscription from the user panel after signing in.
AI ACCESS
Tell route issues from account issues
Being able to open the homepage of an AI tool such as Claude doesn't necessarily mean sign-in, file uploads, and long conversations will work too. Check the service's regional rules, choose an appropriate exit, then test page loads, sign-in, and ongoing interactions separately on the same device. If something fails, check whether the app is using the selected route and compare the exit IP. Account permissions and server-side restrictions must be handled under the third-party service's own rules. VPNNX provides cross-border access routes but doesn't determine eligibility for third-party accounts or promise ongoing access based on a single successful test.
Learn moreExplore AI tool guides →Validation steps
Choose an exitCheck the routeTest the app
Test each app you use; it's more reliable than looking at the connection icon alone.
STREAMING
Choose an exit based on the catalog region
Streaming catalogs depend on the exit location, the service's regional rules, and your account status. To watch content from a particular region, first confirm that the platform offers the relevant catalog there, choose a matching exit, then check the result on the playback page. Video quality also depends on your local bandwidth, device decoding capabilities, and the platform's own policies; a route name alone can't predict playback performance. If you can open the catalog but a title won't play, check the app's traffic route, cached region data, and account settings separately. VPNNX routes can help you troubleshoot, but they don't guarantee specific titles on third-party platforms.
Learn moreExplore streaming use cases →What to check
Exit regionAccount regionPlayback page
Regional rules vary by platform, title, and account.
BILLING
Check data usage and refund terms first
Not sure whether a monthly plan or a data pack suits you? Estimate your usage based on your devices and typical tasks, then compare monthly resets with data that never expires. Monthly plan data resets on your activation date; data packs last until used and never expire. VPNNX offers a 14-day no-questions-asked refund policy; see the Terms of Service for details. Before choosing, review your expected usage, payment method, and plan details rather than deciding by price alone. If you upgrade an existing monthly plan mid-cycle, the price difference is converted into remaining days.
Learn moreRead the Terms of Service →Billing details
14-day no-questions-asked refundsData packs never expire
Review plan details and terms before paying.
Get the client for your device
Sign in to get your subscription from the user panel. Choose the client for your device and follow the on-screen instructions to install it and import your subscription. Public installers and static subscription links aren't provided here. For your first setup, connect and verify the exit on the device you use most, then configure your other devices. Permissions and import screens vary by operating system; if you run into trouble, follow the setup guide step by step.
macOS
Import your subscription after granting system permissions.
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Switch exit regions on mobile devices.
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Follow the panel prompts to import on mobile.
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View connection steps for your operating system.
Get the appIf you've imported your subscription but can't access a service, first check the selected route and connection mode in the client, then verify the exit IP and test access in the app. Installation, import, and verification are separate steps; installing the client doesn't mean every app uses the same route. Read the guides →
Choose a subscription based on monthly usage
Monthly plan data resets on your activation date. The three tiers are suited to lighter web browsing, everyday work, and heavier ongoing use. These are guidelines for choosing a plan, not guarantees of individual usage. Check your devices' actual data records before deciding which tier you need. If you upgrade mid-cycle, the price difference is converted into remaining days.
Basic plan
¥9.9/month
For browsing and reading documents, especially if you want to track your actual usage first. Before choosing, check whether your usual apps transfer data in the background.
- 60GB included
- Data resets monthly on your activation date
- Unlimited simultaneous devices
Everyday plan
¥18/month
For using meetings, collaboration tools, and regular video and audio services. If your usage varies with your work schedule, check your history to see whether you need a different tier.
- 250GB included
- Data resets monthly on your activation date
- Unlimited simultaneous devices
High-usage plan
¥28/month
For frequent use across multiple devices, file transfers, and heavier streaming. Even with a larger tier, check your usage regularly rather than treating plan capacity as a measure of speed.
- 500GB included
- Data resets monthly on your activation date
- Unlimited simultaneous devices
Questions to consider before getting started
Check your account, data usage, and connection setup before heading to the user panel. These answers cover common choices and troubleshooting steps; the best route for a particular app should still be confirmed on your own device.
Do I need an email address to create an account?
No email address is required. Create an account with a username and password. Keep your account details safe. After creating your account, choose a plan and get your subscription from the user panel. Don't use sample configurations or someone else's subscription details as your own.
What's the difference between a monthly plan and a data pack?
Monthly plan data resets on your activation date: ¥9.9/month includes 60GB, ¥18/month includes 250GB, and ¥28/month includes 500GB. Data packs last until used and never expire: ¥158/300GB, ¥358/1000GB, and ¥658/3000GB. Choose based on how often you use the service and your data records, not just the one-time payment amount.
Can multiple devices connect at the same time?
VPNNX supports Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, and Linux, with unlimited simultaneous devices. Set up each device for its operating system. If one device has connection issues, check its route selection, app traffic path, and exit IP individually.
The client says connected, but an app can't access its service. What should I do?
First check the selected exit region in the client, then check the exit IP and test access in the target app. Some apps have their own network settings, caches, or account region rules. A connected status only confirms that the client has established a connection; it doesn't replace testing each app. The guides and help center provide more detailed troubleshooting steps.
Where can I find the refund policy?
VPNNX offers a 14-day no-questions-asked refund policy. Before paying, compare billing options on the plans page and read the Terms of Service for instructions. If you already have an order, use the support option in the user panel for help.
Explore guides for real-world use
These articles cover choosing a billing option, checking your connection, and completing your first setup on a computer. They provide practical steps and complement—not replace—the current service details on the plans and routes pages. If you run into an issue, find the article that matches your device and task, then check each step in order. This is usually more helpful than repeatedly changing settings.
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