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Cross-border access · Encrypted tunnel
VPNDT Cross-border AcceleratorEncrypted Tunnel
110+ countries / 150+ routes, with clients for Windows / macOS / iOS / Android / Linux, unlimited simultaneous devices, a 60-day refund, and no email address required to sign up.
- 60-day refund
- Bank-grade encryption
- Alipay / WeChat Pay / USDT
- No email address required
- Windows
- Android
- iOS
- macOS
- Linux
- Hong Kong
- United States
- Singapore
- Japan
- Germany
- Canada
Core capabilities
Six capabilities covering the main cross-border access scenarios
Each one spells out the problem it solves and how it works. Switch through the tabs below to see the details item by item — the wording matches the plans page and the routes page, with no second version of the story.
Stable connections through peak hours
The difference between international routes is easiest to feel between 20:00 and 23:00 every day. Public gateways are shared by a large number of users during those hours, so the bandwidth available to any single link is diluted — pages load slowly and video buffers again and again. VPNDT puts its main routes on dedicated capacity and keeps several switchable routes in the same region: when one route is congested, you can switch to another in the same city right inside the client, with no need to re-import your subscription. Every route in the list is labeled by type — IEPL dedicated, relay or direct — so you can pick one without guessing.
- Total routes150+
- Route typeIEPL dedicated / relay / direct
Bank-grade encryption and minimal records
Traffic between the client and the exit is carried in a tunnel built with industry-standard encryption protocols, with link encryption strength aligned to bank-grade standards; the protocol and port combination can be switched inside the client, so if a network environment gets restrictive you can change the combination and keep going. The account system only needs a username and a password — no email address — which leaves one less piece of personal information to be linked together. The privacy policy states that browsing content is not logged, and that only the service records required for activation, renewal and support tickets are kept. These are policy-level commitments, and the privacy policy explains them point by point; this page makes no claims beyond those terms.
- Encryption standardBank-grade encryption
- Sign-up requirementsUsername + password
Unlimited simultaneous devices
Phones, tablets, laptops and desktops can all sign in to the same account at the same time, with no per-device charge and no need to buy a second subscription for a second device. The clients for all five platforms share the same subscription details: update on one device and the others sync once. When a household shares an account, each person just signs in on their own device — no logging out and back in. Data resets monthly on your activation date and is not tracked per device; if you go over your plan allowance in a given month, you can top up with a separate data pack that lasts until it is used up and never expires.
- Simultaneous devicesUnlimited
- Data resetMonthly on your activation date
AI tool access: low jitter first, split by rules
How well AI tools work depends more on route jitter than on raw speed: a single conversation sends and receives small packets continuously, so one hiccup on the link and the answer stops mid-sentence. When selecting routes, VPNDT groups the domains AI tools commonly use and prefers routes with low jitter; the client also supports rule-based splitting, so AI tools and overseas sites go through accelerated routes while local banking, LAN devices and intranet services stay on a direct connection — neither side interferes with the other. If you hit repeated verification at certain times, just switch to another route in the same region and try again; there is no need to re-import your subscription.
- Common toolsChatGPT · Claude · Gemini
- Splitting methodRule-based splitting
Streaming access: pick routes by label, not just by region name
One city often has several routes, and whether streaming plays reliably depends on that route's exit and how its bandwidth is organized, not on the country name itself. Each route in the list carries a streaming label: for Netflix, pick a route tagged Netflix; for Disney+, pick one tagged Disney+. 4K playback has requirements for both bandwidth and jitter, so IEPL dedicated routes are the first choice; if buffering appears at peak hours, switching to another dedicated route in the same city usually restores it — no need to sign in again or re-import your subscription.
- Common platformsNetflix · Disney+ · YouTube
- For 4KIEPL dedicated
60-day refund
A trial period has to be long enough to cover one complete assessment: install the client, try your usual routes, and watch how they perform over a few peak hours. VPNDT's refund window is 60 days, the request form is right inside the panel, no reason is required, and the refund goes back to the original payment method. Alipay, WeChat Pay and USDT are all supported, and the method you use does not affect the refund process. The full refund terms are in the Terms of Service; this page keeps only the conclusion and avoids vague wording.
- Refund window60-day refund
- Payment methodsAlipay / WeChat Pay / USDT
Route status
Live reference data for routes worldwide
The table below is generated by this site's route status component from a random sample of routes by region. It shows the current reference latency and bandwidth level of each route; values drift slightly on every refresh, and it is meant to help you judge which route is worth trying first.
Latency and bandwidth are reference values and will vary with your local network and the time of day. How to choose: first filter routes by streaming label, then compare IEPL dedicated and relay routes in the same city, and pick the one performing more steadily right now for long-term use.
Route preview
A selection of popular routes and their streaming support
The table below is a small sample of the 110+ countries / 150+ routes. The full list is grouped by region on the servers page, with each route's type and streaming support marked.
| Country / Region | City | Route type | Streaming support |
|---|---|---|---|
| East Asia | |||
| Hong Kong | Hong Kong | IEPL dedicated | Netflix Disney+ |
| Japan | Tokyo | Direct | Netflix |
| Japan | Osaka | Relay | YouTube |
| Southeast Asia | |||
| Singapore | Singapore | IEPL dedicated | Disney+ Netflix |
| North America | |||
| United States | Los Angeles | Relay | Netflix HBO |
| Canada | Toronto | Relay | Netflix |
| Europe | |||
| Germany | Frankfurt | Relay | YouTube |
When choosing a route, look at the type before the region. IEPL dedicated routes run on independent links and are less affected when public traffic surges at peak hours, which suits scenarios that demand stability; relay routes add one hop between entry and exit, cost less, and suit everyday browsing and downloads; direct routes take the shortest path and suit users whose own network is already good. On region, an exit closer to your physical location usually means lower latency — but whether a given platform plays depends on where that route's exit is registered, so routes with streaming labels are the ones worth trying first.
Clients
Five platforms, one subscription
Clients are downloaded after signing in to the user panel; installers and subscription details are all inside the panel, and no direct links are offered on marketing pages. Once signed in, pick the client for your platform and import your subscription to get started.
For a first install, follow the order on the guides page: create an account → choose a plan → get your subscription in the panel → import it into the client → verify the exit is working. Every step has screenshot-level written instructions, and recurring permission prompts and similar issues are covered on the troubleshooting page.
Plans and pricing
Three monthly plans, pick by usage
All three are monthly plans; the only difference is the monthly data allowance — routes, device count and the refund promise are identical. Data resets monthly on your activation date, and if you upgrade mid-cycle the price difference is prorated by remaining days, so you never pay for nothing.
Monthly · 60GB
¥9.9/ month
- 60GB of data, reset monthly on your activation date
- 110+ countries / 150+ routes
- Unlimited simultaneous devices
Suits everyday browsing and research on two devices, such as a phone and a laptop.
Monthly · 250GB
¥18/ month
- 250GB of data, reset monthly on your activation date
- 110+ countries / 150+ routes
- Unlimited simultaneous devices
Suits heavy use on one device with daily video, AI tools and remote work.
Monthly · 500GB
¥28/ month
- 500GB of data, reset monthly on your activation date
- 110+ countries / 150+ routes
- Unlimited simultaneous devices
Suits a household sharing one account, or long 4K playback and large downloads.
Data packs: use them up, they never expire
A monthly plan's allowance resets each month on your activation date, and unused data does not carry over. If you go over in a given month, you can top up with a separate data pack: packs are not tied to a billing cycle, last until used up, never expire, and do not affect the renewal rhythm of your monthly plan.
300GB¥158 · never expires
1000GB¥358 · never expires
3000GB¥658 · never expires
Every plan includes the same capabilities: 110+ countries / 150+ routes, IEPL dedicated, relay and direct route types, unlimited simultaneous devices, clients for five platforms, bank-grade encryption, payment by Alipay / WeChat Pay / USDT, and a 60-day refund. Signing up takes only a username and a password — no email address required.
Why choose VPNDT
What can be checked is written out plainly
Route types are stated up front
Every route in the list is labeled IEPL dedicated / relay / direct, along with the streaming platforms it supports. You can tell at a glance whether a route fits your scenario instead of learning by trial and error. Hiding route types and giving only a region name is common among similar services; VPNDT chooses to hand over the basis for your decision.
The lowest possible sign-up barrier
Signing up takes only a username and a password — no email address — which leaves one less piece of personal information to be linked together and skips the wait for a verification email. Payment is supported by Alipay, WeChat Pay and USDT, covering different habits.
A refund window long enough
A 60-day refund is enough to cover one complete assessment cycle: install the client, try your usual routes, and watch how they perform over a few peak hours. The request form is inside the user panel, and no reason is required.
Device count is not a surcharge
Simultaneous devices are unlimited, and the clients for all five platforms share one subscription. Phones, tablets, laptops and desktops can be online at the same time — no second subscription for a second device, and no getting kicked offline for signing in on one more.
FAQ
A few things to check before you start
More questions are organized by account, connection, speed and billing in the help center.
Do I need an email address to sign up?
No. Signing up takes only a username and a password — no email address — and you can sign in as soon as you are done. If you forget your password, you can start a reset from the sign-in page and follow the on-screen steps.
How many devices can sign in to one account at the same time?
Simultaneous devices are unlimited. The clients for Windows / macOS / iOS / Android / Linux share one subscription, so phones, tablets and laptops can be online at the same time at no extra charge.
How is data counted, and when does it reset?
A monthly plan's data resets each month on your activation date and is not tracked per device. Unused data does not carry over to the next month; if you go over in a given month, you can top up with a separate data pack, which lasts until used up and never expires.
Which payment methods are supported?
Alipay, WeChat Pay and USDT are all supported. Your plan takes effect as soon as payment is complete, and subscription details are available in the user panel.
Can I get a refund if it does not work out?
Yes. There is a 60-day refund, the request form is inside the user panel, no reason is required, and the refund goes back to the original payment method. Full terms are in the Terms of Service.
Guides and documentation
A few worth reading before you start
From what a subscription link is to install and verification steps for each platform, the blog organizes it into long-form, follow-along articles by topic.
Best VPN for Windows 2026: global vs. split mode tested side by side
A buying comparison for Windows users: how to choose between global proxying and split rules, compatibility with games and office software, launch at startup and system proxy takeover, plus a point-by-point checklist and common pitfalls.
Read the full articleHow to test VPN speed yourself: methods, tools and time slots
Skip the marketing numbers and test it yourself: which speed-test tools to use, how many runs at peak and off-peak hours, what latency / jitter / packet loss / throughput each mean, and how to avoid being misled by a single peak.
Read the full articleWhich VPN is good for 4K: why picture quality drops to 480p and the route metrics to watch
Explains the mechanism behind streaming dropping to 480p automatically: the relationship between bitrate and bandwidth, buffering strategy, the effect of route jitter, and the route and device metrics to check if you want stable 4K.
Read the full articleWhat is a subscription link? A complete beginner's guide: getting, importing, updating and handling leaks
Explains subscription links from scratch: what they contain, where to get them in the user panel, how to import them into clients on each platform, how often they update, and what to do if a link leaks — all in one read.
Read the full articleVPNDT: 110+ countries / 150+ routes -
Unlimited simultaneous devices, a 60-day refund, and no email address required to sign up. Plans from ¥9.9/month with 60GB; data packs last until used up and never expire.