Monthly plan
60GB
¥9.9/month
A good fit for browsing, research, and text-based AI tools. Track your actual data use before deciding whether you need a larger allowance.
- 60 GB per month
- Unlimited simultaneous devices
- 60-day refund policy
RFCInternational routes · service notes
RFCVPN Cross-border Routes Notes
A cross-border connectivity subscription with routes in 100+ countries / 210+ routes, starting at ¥9.9/month. Data packages never expire.
- 60-day refund policy
- No activity logs
- Alipay / WeChat Pay / USDT
- Unlimited devices
- Popular routes
- Singapore
- Hong Kong
- Japan
- United States
- Italy
Notes on the benefits of cross-border access
Start with your use case, then review routes, data, and account terms. RFCVPN explains the details to check when choosing a plan, without implying that regional coverage guarantees access to every website or that a route type guarantees a specific speed.
Service notes / Browse by use case
Peak hours: assess the full connection experience
Peak-hour performance depends on your local network, the cross-border path, and the destination website. A successful connection or one test result alone can't tell the whole story. RFCVPN offers IEPL dedicated, relay, and direct routes so you can compare paths to the same destination. If pages load intermittently or video buffers, keep the exit region the same, switch route types, and see whether the task completes reliably. A dedicated route may be worth considering, but performance can vary by time and access network. Check your local Wi-Fi as part of troubleshooting.
| What to compare | Different route types in the same region |
|---|---|
| How to evaluate | Page loads, video playback, and task continuity |
No activity logs: policy and practical limits
RFCVPN follows a no-activity-logs policy. To understand this commitment, distinguish network connections and account management from how destination websites handle data: a website may still save activity based on your login, and browsers and devices have their own history settings. No email is required; create an account with a username and password, keep your account details secure, and avoid sharing subscription access publicly. The privacy policy explains how the service handles data. Reviewing the terms before use is more realistic than treating any network tool as absolute protection.
| Service policy | No activity logs |
|---|---|
| Account requirements | No email required; create an account with a username and password |
Unlimited devices: connections share data
RFCVPN allows unlimited simultaneous devices, useful for working with files on a desktop and continuing to access international websites on a mobile device. Get the appropriate client for each operating system, then sign in to the user dashboard to retrieve your subscription; there's no need to manually convert one platform's configuration file for another. Device limits and data allowances are separate: all devices on the same account share the plan's data. Video streaming, file sync, and background system tasks can all use data. After switching devices, check the route and traffic-splitting settings rather than assuming similar-looking interfaces mean the configuration has synced.
| Simultaneous connections | Unlimited devices |
|---|---|
| Supported platforms | Windows / macOS / iOS / Android / Linux |
AI tools: check connectivity and platform access separately
When using AI tools such as ChatGPT and Claude, network connectivity is only one part of the picture. RFCVPN's international routes can support cross-border access, but whether you can sign in or use a feature depends on the platform's regional policies, your account status, and its terms. Check which regions the tool supports before choosing a route, and keep your exit region consistent during use. If the site opens but a feature returns an error, check the platform's message instead of repeatedly switching regions. A route subscription does not include third-party memberships or replace account permissions or content terms for those tools.
| This service provides | Cross-border connectivity and international route options |
|---|---|
| Check separately | Tool regional policies, account permissions, and membership status |
Streaming: verify playback against the regional catalog
Choose a route based on the region of the content you want to watch, not just the route's distance. Platforms such as Netflix and Disney+ may use your account, licensing region, and exit network to determine what you can watch; catalogs can vary by region. RFCVPN offers routes in different regions, but verify playback in practice rather than treating a route label as a lasting guarantee. Check the page, the specific title, and sustained playback in sequence. If something goes wrong, compare routes in the same region, then check your platform account and app cache. Avoid changing too many variables while troubleshooting.
| What to base your choice on | The region of the title's catalog |
|---|---|
| How to evaluate | Actual access and sustained playback |
Refunds and data: review the terms before paying
RFCVPN offers a 60-day refund policy. Before choosing a plan, review the pricing page and terms to understand how monthly subscriptions and data packages are billed, then choose based on your usage. Monthly data resets on your activation date; if you upgrade mid-cycle, the price difference is converted into the remaining days. Data packages are used until depleted and never expire. These are different data arrangements; a data package is not a fixed monthly allowance. For billing or refund questions, submit a ticket through the user dashboard and include the relevant order details. Avoid sharing account information on public pages.
| Refund policy | 60-day refund policy |
|---|---|
| Data packages | Use until depleted; never expires |
International routes and regional overview
100+ countries / 210+ routes. The table pairs regions with route types to help you plan your selection. See the route list and user dashboard for all available options. City details aren't listed here, to avoid mistaking a region name for a specific data center.
| Country / region | City | Route type | Streaming |
|---|---|---|---|
| Singapore | See route details in the dashboard | Direct | Confirm with actual access results |
| Hong Kong | See route details in the dashboard | IEPL dedicated | Confirm with actual access results |
| Japan | See route details in the dashboard | Relay | Confirm with actual access results |
| United States | See route details in the dashboard | IEPL dedicated | Confirm with actual access results |
| Italy | See route details in the dashboard | See available options in the dashboard | Confirm with actual access results |
Choose a destination, then compare paths
For general browsing and work resources, start with a region suited to the destination website, then check sign-in, page loads, and file transfers. A closer region doesn't automatically make the entire connection faster: the destination's location, access network, and path congestion all affect performance. For platforms with regional requirements, follow their usage rules first, then compare routes within the same region.
Direct, relay, and IEPL dedicated describe how a route is organized, not a universal speed ranking. If a connection is unstable, first check that your local network is working, then compare paths in the same region. Keep your existing settings and note when the issue occurs; this makes it easier to identify the cause than changing the region, protocol, and routing mode all at once.
Apps and subscription access
Use the appropriate app for Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, or Linux. Sign in to the user dashboard to get your subscription. This site doesn't provide direct installer links or live subscription URLs on marketing pages, keeping account delivery details off public pages.
After downloading the app, import your subscription
The app is the connection tool; the subscription gives it access to the routes available to your account. These are separate steps. In the user dashboard, get the app for your operating system, then use the matching import option in the subscription section. After importing, you should see a route list; choose a route and connect. Seeing the app's main screen doesn't mean the subscription has been imported or that data is being routed.
Once connected, test a website you normally need to access and check that traffic-splitting settings work as expected. If the list is empty, return to the dashboard to check the subscription status and import result. If the list looks normal but access fails, check the current route, your local network, and any message from the destination website. Set up new devices the same way. See the quick start guide for detailed steps, and don't post your full subscription details in public forums.
Monthly plans and data options
Choose based on your regular data needs, not the number of devices. All monthly plans allow unlimited simultaneous devices and include a 60-day refund policy. Alipay / WeChat Pay / USDT are supported. Monthly data resets on your activation date; mid-cycle upgrades convert the price difference into the remaining days.
Monthly plan
250GB
¥18/month
For everyday use that alternates between work resources and video streaming. When devices share data, keep an eye on background sync and video quality.
- 250 GB per month
- Unlimited simultaneous devices
- 60-day refund policy
Monthly plan
500GB
¥28/month
For more frequent video streaming, file transfers, and multi-device use. A larger allowance doesn't mean faster routes; choose routes based on your destination region.
- 500 GB per month
- Unlimited simultaneous devices
- 60-day refund policy
Choose a plan by usage, not by its label
Text searches, extended video streaming, and large file transfers use different amounts of data. Even remote work varies: some people mainly work with documents, while others transfer large media files. Video quality settings also affect streaming usage. RFCVPN lists data allowances and billing methods clearly so you can choose based on your habits, without treating a plan name as a guarantee of a particular experience.
If you're not sure how much data you use, start by noting your regular tasks and then adjust based on the usage shown in your dashboard. Mid-cycle upgrades follow the rule that the price difference is converted into the remaining days; don't assume this adds extra days at no cost. Data packages never expire, but that doesn't mean they provide unlimited data. Keeping these terms distinct makes it easier to check orders, track remaining data, and handle refund questions.
Guides and route selection notes
Find instructions for app installation, subscription import, and choosing a regional route based on what you need to do. Guides cover the steps; route articles explain how to evaluate your options. Regional policies, membership terms, and available content on third-party platforms are subject to those platforms' current guidance.
Set Up a VPN on Windows: Install the App, Import a Subscription, and Connect
Follow the full setup on Windows: install the app, import your subscription, choose a route, verify the connection, and set the app to launch at startup.
Read the guide →A Beginner's VPN Guide: What to Do and Check on Day One
From activating your account and choosing a plan to getting your subscription and connecting to a route, this guide explains what to expect at each step and what to check if you get stuck.
Read the guide →VPNs for Students Abroad: Choosing a Service for Streaming, Online Banking, and Classes Back Home
Your network needs change before and after traveling abroad. This guide covers route and plan choices for watching videos, using online banking, and attending classes when you're back home.
Read the guide →For setup steps, read a guide; for how things work, see the reference
If you're just getting started, follow this order: get the app, import your subscription, choose a route, and verify access. Already connected but want to understand protocol differences, mobile data use, or how relay routing works? Read the protocol reference. If something isn't working, check the help center first, and assess the client message, destination website message, and account status separately.
RFCVPN separates account access from reference material: the user dashboard handles accounts, plans, and subscription delivery, while this site explains routes, billing terms, and setup. Treat article recommendations as troubleshooting steps, not universal conclusions for every network. If you need help through a support ticket, provide your operating system, route region, and error message. Keep your password and full subscription details private.