Cross-border network acceleration110+ countries / 160+ routes

VPNAK VPN for China

Covers 110+ countries / 160+ routes, unlimited simultaneous devices, no email address required to sign up, monthly plans from ¥9.9.

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  • 7-day refund, no questions asked
  • Bank-grade encryption
  • Alipay / WeChat / USDT
  • Unlimited devices
Popular routes Singapore Hong Kong Japan United States Germany
  • Windows
  • Android
  • iOS
  • macOS
  • Linux

Supported platforms & payment methods

  • Windows
  • macOS
  • iOS
  • Android
  • Linux
  • Alipay
  • WeChat
  • USDT

Six things that decide whether a route performs well

Peak-hour stability, privacy protection, how many devices can connect at once, whether AI tools and streaming work directly, and how painless refunds are — these six are the things subscription services gloss over most often. Each one is spelled out below.

Stability at peak hours and on long connections

Cross-border links are most likely to struggle between 8 and 11 p.m.: home broadband uplinks get congested, international gateways queue up, and ordinary direct routes show obvious latency jitter in that window. VPNAK keeps a Singapore IEPL dedicated line and several relay routes in the same route list. The dedicated line runs over a carrier-grade point-to-point channel and does not compete with other traffic for international capacity; relay routes converge once at VPNAK's own entry point and then leave over an optimized path. Switching routes in the client takes a single click — when one route is congested at a particular time, move to another, with no reinstall and no re-importing the subscription.

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Route connected

Privacy and transmission security

Traffic between the client and the route is protected end to end with bank-grade encryption, so browsing sites, submitting forms, and signing into admin panels on public Wi-Fi never pass through other devices on the same network in plain text. Sign-up asks only for a username and password — no email address — so the form never requires handing over anything that could be used to identify an individual.

EncryptionBank-grade Sign-upUsername + password
No email address needed

Unlimited simultaneous devices

One account can stay connected on phones, tablets, laptops, desktops, and routers at the same time, with no cap on device count — and no need to upgrade a plan or buy extra seats just to add one more device. When several people in a household share one subscription, each picks the route they use most without affecting anyone else.

Phone / tabletOnline at once Desktop / routerOnline at once
No device limit

Direct access to AI tools

Tools such as Gemini and ChatGPT care about the region and consistency of the exit IP, and switching IPs often tends to trigger verification. The routes set aside for these cases use a fixed exit IP, so long conversations and file uploads do not drop midway and the signed-in state is preserved.

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AI tool routes

4K streaming and region-specific libraries

Streaming platforms return different libraries depending on the exit region, and the same show may differ in subtitles, dubbing, and release date from one region to the next. The route list marks which routes suit 4K streaming; after switching, reopen the player page to see that region's library, and playback will not keep buffering because of route jitter.

4K streamingRoutes marked Switch regionReopen player page
Smooth 4K

Refunds and billing

A monthly plan starts on the day it is activated, and data resets every month on that activation date, so there is no need to count remaining days against a calendar month. Upgrading to a higher tier mid-cycle prorates the difference by the remaining days — no waiting for the current period to end and buying again. A full refund can be requested within 7 days of the first payment, with no reason required and no need to prove a route was faulty first.

Payment runs through Alipay, WeChat, and USDT. Data packs and monthly plans are two separate billing models: a monthly plan resets data each month and suits everyday use, while a data pack lasts until it runs out and never expires, suiting occasional business trips or a few days of temporary need. Both can coexist in the same account.

Monthly planResets on activation date Data packNever expires UpgradeProrated by remaining days
7-day refund, no questions asked

Route preview: pick by region and use case

Below are a few commonly chosen example routes. There are three route types: IEPL dedicated lines run over carrier-grade point-to-point channels and offer the best stability; relay routes converge at this service's entry point before heading abroad and offer strong value; direct routes take the shortest path and suit latency-sensitive use cases.

Country / regionCityRoute typeStreamingBest for
Singapore Singapore IEPL dedicated 4K streaming Long sessions at peak hours
Hong Kong Hong Kong Relay 4K streaming Everyday browsing and work
Japan Tokyo Direct 4K streaming Latency-sensitive apps
United States Los Angeles Relay 4K streaming AI tools and region-specific content
Germany Frankfurt Direct 4K streaming Services in Europe

There is no single right answer for picking a route, but three steps by use case usually get you there: first, look at the use case — for AI tools and anything that needs a fixed exit over the long term, favor routes with a stable exit; second, look at the time of day — during the 8–11 p.m. congestion window, favor IEPL dedicated lines; third, look at the region — switch to wherever the library you want lives. In the client, routes are grouped into Asia and Europe & Americas, and the ones used often can be added to favorites for one-click access next time.

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Clients for five platforms

Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, and Linux each have a client or an import method. Subscriptions are retrieved from the user panel after signing in, where both the subscription link and a one-click import button are provided.

Windows

Desktop client: import a subscription and connect in one click, with system proxy and per-app proxy support.

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macOS

Desktop client: lives in the menu bar, so routes can be switched without opening the main window.

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Android

Mobile client: choose per app whether traffic uses a route, and stay connected in the background.

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iOS

Phone and tablet client: import a subscription and pick a region straight from the route list.

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Linux

Offers a command-line subscription import, and works on always-on devices such as routers.

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Three monthly tiers and data packs

The three monthly tiers differ only in data allowance; everything else is identical: the same unlimited devices, the same 110+ countries / 160+ routes, and the same 7-day refund. Data resets monthly on the activation date.

Light monthly plan

¥9.9/mo

60GB data · resets monthly on activation date

  • Suits a single phone, everyday browsing and chat
  • Covers 110+ countries / 160+ routes
  • Unlimited simultaneous devices
  • 7-day refund, no questions asked
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Best value

Standard monthly plan

¥18/mo

250GB data · resets monthly on activation date

  • Suits a phone and a computer in use at the same time
  • Covers 110+ countries / 160+ routes
  • Unlimited simultaneous devices
  • 7-day refund, no questions asked
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Heavy monthly plan

¥28/mo

500GB data · resets monthly on activation date

  • Suits 4K streaming and long hours online
  • Covers 110+ countries / 160+ routes
  • Unlimited simultaneous devices
  • 7-day refund, no questions asked
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300GB

¥158

Use until it runs out · never expires

1000GB

¥358

Use until it runs out · never expires

3000GB

¥658

Use until it runs out · never expires

Monthly plans and data packs can coexist: for a business trip or a few days of temporary need, a data pack is enough, and leftover data will not be wiped when the next month arrives; for daily, always-on use, a monthly plan costs less. Upgrading from a lower tier to a higher one mid-cycle prorates the difference by the remaining days — no need to buy a second plan.

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Why choose VPNAK

Cross-border acceleration services all look similar, but the differences usually hide in three places: billing model, sign-up requirements, and route types. Below is how this service handles each, so it can be compared point by point with other options.

Sign-up needs only a username and password

No email address is required to sign up — a username and password are all the information needed. For anyone who does not want to set up a mailbox just for one subscription, this saves more than typing time: it is one less place where personal information is stored.

Data packs never expire

A data pack lasts until it runs out, with no expiry date, and is not voided just because a month went by with light use. Monthly plans, by contrast, reset every month on the activation date. The two are billed on separate terms, so users can pick whichever matches their own pace.

Route types stated clearly

The route list labels all three types — IEPL dedicated, relay, and direct — rather than lumping routes of different costs together in marketing. Choose a dedicated line for stable long connections; choose relay and direct routes for broad coverage.

No extra hurdles for refunds

A full refund can be requested within 7 days of the first payment, with no reason required, no need to prove a route was faulty first, and no complicated appeals process. All three payment methods follow the same refund terms.

Frequently asked questions

These five come up most often during sign-up and everyday use. More questions are organized by category in the help center.

Is an email address required to sign up?

No. A username and password are enough to complete sign-up; after signing in, the user panel is where plans are chosen and subscriptions retrieved.

How many devices can be online at once on one account?

There is no limit. Phones, tablets, computers, and routers can stay connected at the same time, and a household sharing one subscription does not need to buy extra seats.

How is monthly plan data counted, and when does it reset?

Data resets every month on the activation date — activate on the 5th and it resets on the 5th of each month, not on calendar-month boundaries. The three monthly tiers are ¥9.9/month with 60GB, ¥18/month with 250GB, and ¥28/month with 500GB.

Do data packs expire?

No. A data pack lasts until it runs out and never expires. It can coexist with a monthly plan and suits business trips or a few days of temporary need.

Can I get a refund if I am not satisfied?

A full refund can be requested within 7 days of the first payment, and orders paid via Alipay, WeChat, or USDT follow the same terms.

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Hands-on notes

Tested write-ups on device counts, AI tool stability, streaming regions, and beginner self-checks.

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