International route acceleration covering 100+ countries / 180+ lines: pick IEPL dedicated, relay, or direct routes to match the scenario. Works on Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, and Linux, with unlimited devices online at once and a 60-day no-questions-asked refund.
Below is static information for a selection of popular routes. The full route list is grouped by region and covers 100+ countries / 180+ lines — see the servers page for every entry and each region's route mix.
Routes come in three types, each matching different use cases. IEPL dedicated routes run on exclusive bandwidth from entry to exit, with the most stable latency and speed — ideal for quality-sensitive work like 4K streaming, video calls, and AI tools. Relay routes optimize the cross-border path through relay nodes, balancing speed and latency — plenty for everyday browsing, downloads, and standard-definition playback. Direct routes connect straight into local data centers, suiting latency-insensitive, high-volume transfers.
How to choose: pick IEPL dedicated routes for 4K streaming; switch to direct routes for long-running downloads; if unsure, start with the client's auto-selected route and switch manually based on real-world performance. Switching takes effect instantly — no client restart needed.
| Country/Region | City | Route type | Streaming unlock |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hong Kong | Hong Kong | IEPL dedicated | Netflix ✓ Disney+ ✓ |
| Japan | Tokyo | IEPL dedicated | Netflix ✓ Disney+ ✓ |
| Singapore | Singapore | Relay route | Netflix ✓ Disney+ ✓ |
| South Korea | Seoul | Relay route | Netflix ✓ |
| United States | Los Angeles | Relay route | Netflix ✓ HBO ✓ |
| Italy | Milan | Direct route | Netflix ✓ Disney+ ✓ |
| Switzerland | Zurich | Direct route | Netflix ✓ HBO ✓ |
Laid out like a line-inspection checklist: line numbers and feature names on the left — click any entry and the right panel expands with the full write-up and diagram.
Cross-border lag usually happens at congested international exits during evening peak hours. The service runs both IEPL dedicated and relay routes on popular corridors, with exclusive end-to-end channels that never mix with public internet traffic. Routes are load-balanced by time of day, and at peak times traffic is automatically steered toward exits with spare capacity. Video calls, live streams, and 4K playback stay stable through the evening rush without constant manual switching.
Traffic between your device and the exit node is protected with military-grade encryption, end to end in ciphertext — intermediate nodes on public networks cannot read your communications. The service follows a no-logs policy and records neither browsing content nor destinations. Sign-up takes just a username and password, no email address required, keeping the link between your account and your real identity to a minimum. Key exchange is separated from the data channel, and the encrypted tunnel rebuilds automatically on reconnect — no manual intervention needed.
One subscription, unlimited simultaneous devices: the desktop and tablet at home plus the phone in your pocket can all connect on the same account — no per-device fees, no juggling slots between devices. A new device works as soon as you sign in, and adding a work laptop on a business trip is just as easy. Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, and Linux are all covered, with one account working across every platform.
AI services like ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini demand more from the network than ordinary websites: sign-up and login face exit-IP risk checks, and streaming responses need long-lived connections — drop one mid-answer and you have to regenerate the reply. The service's exit routes suit AI tools across the whole workflow, from sign-up and login to daily use: long connections stay up, streaming output doesn't stall, and CLI tools and IDE plugins ride the same route with a one-time setup.
Netflix, Disney+, HBO, and similar platforms offer different catalogs per region, and the exit location decides which catalog you see. The service keeps exit routes in matching regions for streaming, so popular catalogs are all reachable. 4K bitrates place hard demands on bandwidth — shared routes often buckle at peak times, while IEPL dedicated channels sustain smooth 4K playback. Switching regions is just picking another route in the client, effective within seconds.
If it isn't right for you, request a no-questions-asked refund within 60 days — no reasons needed, no complicated process. Payments are accepted via Alipay, WeChat, and USDT. Not sure which plan to pick? Start with a lower tier, use it for a few days, then decide whether to upgrade; mid-term upgrades prorate the difference by remaining days, so nothing you've already paid goes to waste.
Compared with typical services in this space, VPNTd differs in the following ways — all verifiable facts.
Route mix. IEPL dedicated, relay, and direct routes are all offered, not just one of them. The three tiers cover different use cases and budgets, and you can switch freely within a single subscription — no extra fee for dedicated routes, no either/or choice between plans.
Billing. Monthly subscriptions and traffic packs run in parallel. Subscription data resets monthly on your activation date and comes back automatically the next month; traffic packs never expire and last until used up — a good fit for irregular usage. The two balances are independent of each other, and you decide which one gets consumed first.
Sign-up requirements. No email address — a username and password is all it takes, with no contact details required, in a single step. The requirements are stated on this page and in the Terms of Service, so you can check every item before ordering.
After-sales. The 60-day no-questions-asked refund covers every plan; payments are accepted via Alipay, WeChat, and USDT; and a ticket system lives permanently in the user panel, where connection and billing issues can be tracked through to resolution.
Clients cover Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, and Linux. Installers and the subscription link are both available on the "Download Clients" page in the user panel: sign in, pick your platform, install, then import the subscription link into the client to get started.
Three monthly plans, tiered by monthly data. Every plan allows unlimited simultaneous devices, and data resets monthly on your activation date. Prices below.
Data resets monthly on activation date
Data resets monthly on activation date
Data resets monthly on activation date
Which tier to pick: 60GB suits text-heavy browsing and light use; 250GB covers several hours of streaming and AI tools per day — the choice for most users; 500GB is for heavy 4K viewing or households sharing one account. Mid-term upgrades prorate the difference by remaining days, so there's no need to buy a whole new month.
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No email address needed — a username and password is all it takes to sign up. Plans from ¥9.9/mo, Alipay, WeChat, and USDT accepted, 60-day no-questions-asked refund.