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VPNFN, one subscription unlocks international routes in 120+ countries

International exits in 120+ countries / 180+ routes packed into one account: unlimited devices, no email address needed to sign up, and peak-hour meetings, 4K streaming and AI tool access all share the same subscription.

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  • 30-day refund, no questions asked
  • No logs kept
  • Alipay / WeChat / USDT
  • Unlimited devices
  • Windows
  • macOS
  • iOS
  • Android
  • Linux
  • United States
  • Japan
  • Singapore
  • Hong Kong
  • Netherlands
  • Italy
Function-key panels

Press FN and the same device gains a row of international routes

Six function-key panels map to six things that actually happen: peak-hour routes, privacy policy, multiple devices, AI tools, streaming, refunds. Each panel embeds a client window showing what you really see — route names, toggles, plan tiers — with no latency or speed figures.

Routes
Japan · TokyoIEPL dedicated
SingaporeIEPL dedicated
United States · Los AngelesRelay
Hong KongDirect
Netherlands · AmsterdamRelay
Routes

A route pool that holds up at peak hours

Between 8 and 11 p.m. is when cross-border links are most congested: ordinary direct routes get crowded with traffic, video calls start to blur and file sync starts to drop. VPNFN schedules IEPL dedicated, relay and direct routes separately, steering traffic to the dedicated pool during peak hours, and groups several routes in the same region under one region name — if a route gets unstable, switch to another in the client without touching your configuration.

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Privacy
No logs
Connection encryptionEnabled
Privacy

A no-logs connection policy

VPNFN's operating policy is no-logs: sites visited and connection content are not stored. The account system needs only a username and password — not even an email address — so there is no personal information in an account that could be used for profiling. The point of this policy: even if a device is lost or an account is compromised, there is very little information the service side could hand over.

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Devices
Simultaneous connectionsUnlimited
Devices

Unlimited devices — one account covers everything within reach

Phone, laptop, tablet, home desktop — the same subscription signs in on all of them at once with no device limit, and you don't buy a second plan for a second device. On a trip the laptop and phone can be connected at the same time, then the tablet picks up an episode back at the hotel, without competing for quota. Clients exist for all five platforms — Windows, macOS, iOS, Android and Linux — and the subscription is retrieved from the user panel.

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AI Tools
ChatGPTUnited States · Los Angeles
ClaudeJapan · Tokyo
GeminiSingapore
AI Tools

AI tool access and long-lived connections

AI tools ask more of a network than ordinary web pages: a chat is a long-lived connection, and if the stream drops once mid-answer the whole reply is wasted; servers also look at where the exit IP is registered. VPNFN keeps fixed regional exits for popular AI tools and tunes long-connection timeouts for streaming output, cutting the odds of a reply stalling halfway. API calls in developer scenarios can run over the same subscription.

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Streaming
NetflixUnited States / Japan
Disney+United States
YouTube 4KHong Kong / Singapore
Streaming

Streaming access and 4K playback

Streaming platforms decide which library you see based on the exit region, while 4K playback is more sensitive to bandwidth stability — once the bitrate drops, the picture falls back from 4K to 1080p. VPNFN separates streaming routes by platform: each platform goes out through the exit most likely to match its target library, and sustained throughput gets priority on the bandwidth side to keep bitrate swings small during playback. The nodes page has a table of which regions are supported for each platform.

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Order
Monthly · 60GB¥9.9 / month
Monthly · 250GB¥18 / month
Data pack · 300GB¥158
Refunds

30-day refund, no questions asked

Buy one month to try, and refund it if it doesn't fit: within 30 days of your first payment you can request a full refund with no reason given and no conditions to meet. The point of that promise is to lower the cost of choosing — no need to read a pile of reviews guessing whether the routes are good; connect for a few days, run a peak-hour meeting and an evening of streaming, then decide whether to renew. Payment is accepted via Alipay, WeChat and USDT.

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Route preview

Six commonly used routes — look before you choose

The table below lists the routes most often chosen in each region. Route type decides what a route is good for: IEPL dedicated runs on its own channel and holds up better at peak hours, relay hops through intermediate nodes and covers more regions, and direct has the lowest latency for nearby access.

East Asia
Country / RegionCityRoute typeStreaming
Japan Tokyo IEPL dedicated NetflixDisney+YouTube
Hong Kong Hong Kong Direct YouTubeNetflix
Southeast Asia
Country / RegionCityRoute typeStreaming
Singapore Singapore IEPL dedicated NetflixDisney+
North America
Country / RegionCityRoute typeStreaming
United States Los Angeles Relay NetflixHBO MaxDisney+
Europe
Country / RegionCityRoute typeStreaming
Netherlands Amsterdam Relay NetflixYouTube
Italy Milan Direct YouTube

How to pick a route: for everyday work and video meetings, prefer IEPL dedicated routes — fewer dropped packets at peak hours; for streaming, first check which region holds the target platform's library, then pick a route in that region tagged for that platform; if you just want pages to open faster, a nearby direct route is enough. A region usually holds several routes, so switching in the client is enough — no reconfiguration needed. The full route list and per-platform support are on the nodes page.

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Route status

Current latency and bandwidth by route

The table below is generated by a site script from the route list and shows each route's current reference latency and available bandwidth. The numbers drift slightly on refresh, which helps you judge whether a route is good for a meeting or 4K right now.

Clients

Clients for all five platforms

Subscriptions are retrieved from the user panel after signing in — the panel generates a subscription URL for your current plan, which you then import into a client. This marketing site provides no direct installer links and no subscription URLs.

Windows

For Windows 10 / 11; get your subscription after signing in.

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macOS

On first install, grant network permission in system settings.

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Android

After installing, grant VPN connection permission and add the app to the battery-saving allowlist.

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iOS

Install from the App Store, then import your subscription after signing in.

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Linux

Import via either the command line or the graphical interface.

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Plans

Three monthly plans — pick by data allowance

The three monthly plans differ only in monthly data allowance: 60GB for light browsing, 250GB for everyday work plus streaming, 500GB when several devices at home share it. Data resets monthly on your activation date, and mid-cycle upgrades are prorated against the remaining days. If you'd rather not pay monthly, data packs are available too — valid until used up, never expiring.

Monthly plans

Light

60GB / month
¥9.9/ month
  • Good for everyday browsing and lookups on a phone
  • Unlimited devices
  • 120+ countries / 180+ routes
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Best value Monthly plans

Standard

250GB / month
¥18/ month
  • Balances work meetings and streaming
  • Unlimited devices
  • 30-day refund, no questions asked
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Monthly plans

Heavy

500GB / month
¥28/ month
  • More headroom for 4K on several devices at once
  • Unlimited devices
  • Alipay / WeChat / USDT accepted
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Data packs (valid until used up, never expire)

¥158 / 300GB · ¥358 / 1000GB · ¥658 / 3000GB. If you'd rather not pay monthly and your usage varies, a data pack fits better: buy once and keep it, draw down only what you use, and no auto-renewal you might forget to cancel.

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Why VPNFN

Treating cross-border access as long-term work

There are plenty of similar services, and the difference usually isn't whether you can connect — it's in the few things that only surface over time.

An account that asks for nothing but a username

Signing up takes only a username and password — no email address. That saves more than one step: with no email in the account, there is one less thread linking it to other services, and password recovery runs through a self-service flow inside the panel. For users who just want to connect, sign-up to connected is two input fields away.

Routes split by scenario, not lumped together

120+ countries / 180+ routes isn't the same batch of routes relisted under new names. IEPL dedicated, relay and direct routes each serve different scenarios: dedicated routes keep peak-hour meetings stable, relay routes fill in coverage, direct routes handle nearby access. In the client you switch by region name; which type of route sits behind it is arranged on the service side.

A privacy policy spelled out, not sold with adjectives

The no-logs policy is written out item by item in the privacy policy: which data is stored (account and orders) and which is not (browsing records and connection content). No promises that can't be kept, and no industry-standard clauses dressed up as proprietary technology — users can judge for themselves whether the policy meets their needs.

A full 30-day refund window

The best way to judge a route is to use it for a few days. Within 30 days of your first payment you can request a full refund with no reason required. Rather than rereading reviews before buying, use a full month — peak hours and weekends included — and then decide; your judgment will be better.

Payment methods you already use

Alipay, WeChat and USDT are all accepted — no overseas credit card needed. Plan and data-pack prices are listed right on the page: monthly plans from ¥9.9, data packs from ¥158, with no hidden tiers you have to ask support about.

Subscriptions and clients all run through the user panel

After purchase, everything is delivered in the user panel: check remaining data, generate a subscription URL, download the client for your platform, open a ticket. The subscription URL is tied to your order and can be regenerated at any time in the panel — no hunting for installers on a marketing page or copying links of unknown origin.

FAQ

The five questions asked most before buying

More questions are organized in the help center under four categories: account, connection, speed and billing.

Do I need an email address to sign up?

No. A username and password are all you need; after signing up you go straight to the user panel to choose a plan. No email address is stored in the account, there is no email-based recovery flow, and password resets are self-service inside the panel.

How many devices can use one subscription at the same time?

Unlimited devices. The same account can be signed in on Windows, macOS, iOS, Android and Linux at the same time, with no second plan needed for a second device. The data allowance is shared across the whole account and resets monthly on your activation date.

Should I choose a monthly plan or a data pack?

If your usage is steady and you connect every month, a monthly plan is better value: ¥9.9 for 60GB, ¥18 for 250GB, ¥28 for 500GB. If usage varies or you only need it for the occasional trip, choose a data pack: ¥158 / 300GB, ¥358 / 1000GB, ¥658 / 3000GB — valid until used up, never expiring, with no auto-renewal.

Can I get a refund if it doesn't work out?

Yes. Within 30 days of your first payment you can request a full refund with no reason required. Refunds go back through the original payment channel; the exact process is described on the pricing page and in the terms of use.

Which payment methods are supported?

Alipay, WeChat and USDT — no overseas credit card needed. The subscription takes effect as soon as payment completes and can be viewed in the order history in the user panel.

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Articles

Scenario-based guides and hands-on tests

Do the math on usage, write tutorials per platform, pick routes per scenario — every article tries to show the reasoning, not just the conclusion.

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One subscription, international exits in 120+ countries

Unlimited devices, no email address needed to sign up, 30-day refund with no questions asked, Alipay / WeChat / USDT accepted.

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