Countries and regions, with Asia-Pacific, North America and Europe as the backbone
120+ countries / 220+ routes
VPNTA International route subscription
An international route subscription for cross-border access: 120+ countries / 220+ routes, monthly plans from ¥9.9/month with 60GB, unlimited devices, Alipay / WeChat / USDT checkout, 14-day no-questions refund.
- 14-day no-questions refund
- Quantum encryption
- Unlimited devices
- No email address required
Payment
Alipay
WeChat
USDT
Clients
- Windows
- Android
- iOS
- macOS
- Linux
Popular routes
- United States
- Singapore
- Hong Kong
- Japan
- Netherlands
- Switzerland
Core capabilities
Routes grouped by use case
Four capability groups map to four real-world scenarios: stability at peak hours, account and subscription security, sharing across devices at home, and egress regions for streaming and AI tools. Switch the tabs below to see how each group works.
Dedicated lines at peak hours
The cross-border experience differs most between 20:00 and 24:00. In that window public internet egress carries heavy concurrency, and packet loss plus retransmission on the cross-border segment slows first-byte times and stretches video start-up. VPNTA puts Asia-bound routes on IEPL dedicated lines and sends intercontinental traffic through relay nodes; the client groups routes by region and keeps several interchangeable paths within the same region. If one route misbehaves, switch to another in the same region from the client — no new purchase and no plan change.
- Asia-bound traffic on IEPL dedicated lines, intercontinental traffic through relays
- Several interchangeable paths kept within each region
- Servers grouped by region in the app, not one long list of addresses
Japan · TokyoConnected
Singapore · DirectBackup
United States · Los AngelesBackup
VLESSHysteria2
Quantum encryption and subscription isolation
Subscription URLs are issued per account. Import the same URL on a new device and it works — no repeated setup on every machine. The URL itself carries the account identifier, so if it leaks someone else can burn through your data; the dashboard therefore offers a reset, and the old URL stops working immediately afterwards. The transport layer uses quantum encryption, keeping an encrypted channel from client to exit node. Servers do not log browsing content and keep only the account information needed for billing and connections.
- Quantum encryption from client to exit, end to end
- Subscriptions issued per account, resettable at any time
- No browsing logs, only the billing data we need
Encrypted channelEnabled
Subscription URLIssued per account
Browsing historyNot logged
Quantum encryptionVLESS
One account, unlimited devices
Monthly plans put no cap on device count: several computers, phones, tablets and TV boxes at home can be online at once, with no per-device fee. All devices share one data allowance — pick 60GB, 250GB or 500GB based on actual household usage. Each device can choose its own route: a phone on Japan for anime, a computer on the US for AI tools, with no effect on each other. On a business trip, import the subscription into a laptop and switch back to the original device at home — no extra steps.
- Unlimited devices, all sharing one data allowance
- Each device picks its own route, independently
- Temporary devices work by importing the same subscription
Windows · DesktopOnline
iPhone · PhoneOnline
MacBook · LaptopOnline
Japan · TokyoUnited States · Los Angeles
Streaming and AI tool groups
Japanese anime, US series, and Hong Kong and Korean releases each need a different egress region, while AI tools care more about whether a connection stays up for a long time than about peak speed. The client groups routes by purpose: the streaming group prefers exits that support the matching region, and the AI tools group prefers relay routes with stable long connections. One subscription covers both needs — no separate setup for watching and for AI. Switching groups takes a single click in the client.
- Route groups for Japan, the US, Hong Kong and Korea
- AI tools prefer relays with stable long connections
- One subscription covers both use cases
Japan · TokyoJP releases
United States · Los AngelesAI tools
Hong Kong · HKBackup
Hysteria2VLESS
Three types: IEPL dedicated lines, relays and direct connections
devices, all sharing one data allowance
14-day no-questions refund
The 14-day no-questions refund covers monthly plans and data packs; submit a request from the user dashboard. Payment runs through Alipay, WeChat and USDT, and the subscription is issued to the account automatically after checkout; sign-up needs no email address — a username and password are enough.
Payment
Alipay
WeChat
USDT
Route distribution
Route table grouped by region
The table below shows six samples out of 220+ routes, grouped by Asia-Pacific, North America and Europe, listing city, route type and the scenarios that exit suits. The full route list is on the servers page.
| Country / region | City | Route type | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Asia-Pacific | |||
| Japan | Tokyo | IEPL dedicated | JP releases / anime |
| Singapore | Singapore | Direct | Southeast Asia / low latency |
| Hong Kong | Hong Kong | IEPL dedicated | HK releases / relay |
| North America | |||
| United States | Los Angeles | Relay | US series / AI tools |
| Europe | |||
| Netherlands | Amsterdam | Relay | EU services / AI tools |
| Switzerland | Zurich | Relay | EU services / privacy-sensitive work |
IEPL dedicated line
A point-to-point international dedicated line whose traffic never touches public internet egress, so peak-hour congestion has a noticeably smaller effect. Japan and Hong Kong routes toward Asia are mostly IEPL, suited to stability-critical work: video calls, long-running AI tools, 4K playback.
Relay
Traffic first goes to an intermediate node, which forwards it to the target region. The advantage is broad coverage — most cities in Europe and South America go through relays. The trade-off is a longer path than a dedicated line, which suits scenarios that need an exit in an uncommon region but are not latency-sensitive.
Direct
Traffic lands straight from the exit node, the shortest path, which suits nearby destinations such as Southeast Asia. Singapore routes are mostly direct, and a nearby exit gives a shorter round trip.
How to choose: for Japanese anime, prefer the IEPL dedicated line in Tokyo; when you need a Southeast Asian exit, choose the Singapore direct route; AI tools are more sensitive to long-connection stability, so prefer the relay routes in Los Angeles and Amsterdam; Hong Kong releases go through the Hong Kong node. Multiple routes in the same region can be switched in the client without changing your subscription.
Clients
Clients for five platforms
Windows, macOS, iOS, Android and Linux each have a client. Subscriptions are retrieved from the user dashboard after signing in, and the client downloads live in the same place.
Clients and subscriptions both live in the user dashboard. After signing in, open the download area and pick the build for your device; the subscription URL is on the same page — copy it and paste it into the client to import. On iOS, install from the App Store; the other four platforms use the client from this site. After importing, you need to select a route manually before it takes effect — the client does not connect automatically by default. On a new device, repeat the same steps; the subscription URL stays the same.
Subscription
Three monthly tiers and data packs
Monthly plans come in three data tiers; the allowance resets each month on the activation date, and mid-cycle upgrades are prorated against the remaining days. Data packs last until used up and never expire — handy for short business trips or a quick top-up.
¥9.9/mo
60GB / month- Unlimited devices
- 14-day no-questions refund
- Allowance resets monthly on the activation date
¥18/mo
250GB / month- Unlimited devices
- 14-day no-questions refund
- Mid-cycle upgrades prorated by remaining days
¥28/mo
500GB / month- Unlimited devices
- 14-day no-questions refund
- Allowance resets monthly on the activation date
Who 60GB suits
One person for everyday use: web pages, email, social apps and the occasional video. Without HD video running for hours, this tier has enough headroom for a month of normal use.
Who 250GB suits
One or two people sharing, or one person watching a lot of video. Higher resolutions burn more data per hour, so this tier leaves more headroom — and it is the most-chosen of the three.
Who 500GB suits
Households of three to five, or setups that keep AI tools and remote desktops running for long stretches. The allowance resets monthly on the activation date, and mid-cycle upgrades are prorated by remaining days.
Data packs
Use until it runs out, never expires
Data packs are not tied to a month: you use exactly what you buy, with no expiry date. A three-to-five-day business trip, a temporary top-up, or simply trying the service for a while — a data pack alone is enough, with no monthly plan required. Pick from three capacities and top up again when it runs out.
¥158 / 300GB
¥358 / 1000GB
¥658 / 3000GB
Alipay / WeChat / USDT
Differences
Why choose VPNTA
Four concrete things, not four adjectives. Each one below can be verified directly in the user dashboard or the client.
Routes are grouped, not a string of numbers
The 220+ routes are grouped by region and purpose in the client, so what you see are entries like "Japan · Tokyo" or "United States · Los Angeles" rather than a list of addresses and ports. Choosing a route comes down to one click, with no need to understand protocol differences first.
Subscriptions managed in one dashboard
The subscription URL, data usage, order history and support tickets all sit in the same user dashboard. On a new device, the same subscription — no repurchase needed; when data runs out, add a data pack and the subscription itself stays valid.
Pricing and refunds stated up front
Monthly plans from ¥9.9, data packs from ¥158, 14-day no-questions refund. Payment goes through Alipay, WeChat and USDT, and the subscription is issued to your account automatically after checkout. Every number on this page matches a tier that actually exists in the dashboard.
Sign-up needs only a username and password
Sign-up requires no email address — a username and password are enough. Account details and the subscription live in the dashboard; once signed in you can see current data usage, expiry date and the devices active on this account.
Blog
Routes and setup guides
How device counts work, how to pick a Japan route, how to choose short-trip data, and how to set up iOS from scratch — these posts cover the common questions in full.
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120+ countries / 220+ routes, monthly plans from ¥9.9/month with 60GB, unlimited devices, 14-day no-questions refund. Sign-up needs no email address — a username and password are enough.