Smart connect
The app does not just ask whether a gateway answers. It sends a real request through it. A gateway that replies in 20 ms but cannot reach the internet loses to one that takes 400 ms and works.
cVPN measures the whole path before it picks a gateway, and when a route dies mid-session it comes back on its own — without you touching anything.
The app opens without an account. One is only needed to buy a plan.
Three steps, and then you stop thinking about it.
Take the Android file and install it. It opens straight onto the connect screen — no sign-up form, no email.
Press the switch. The app measures the gateways, takes the best one and connects. Want a particular country? Pick it from the list.
If the route drops, the app comes back. If a gateway fails, it moves to the next one.
Not a feature list for a landing page — these are written, and they have tests.
The app does not just ask whether a gateway answers. It sends a real request through it. A gateway that replies in 20 ms but cannot reach the internet loses to one that takes 400 ms and works.
Auto, Social, Streaming, Gaming. Each weighs latency, steadiness and a gateway's own record differently — they genuinely settle on different gateways, they are not four labels for one thing.
Configs you import live in their own tab. Nothing replaces, reorders or auto-selects them. Health is measured and shown; that is the entire extent of its authority.
When the tunnel drops, the app knows and comes back. Each failure is recorded against the gateway that caused it, so next time it reaches for one that has actually worked.
With no usable path left, the app disconnects and tells you. Showing "connected" over a tunnel that carries nothing is the worst thing a VPN can do.
The tunnel engine is Xray-core — what serious clients use — at a pinned version, not an unnamed build.
Monthly, three, six and twelve months. Paid in USDT on TRON, confirmed on chain.
Prices are whatever the server says right now — no number on this page was typed by hand. A subscription is activated only once the transfer is actually seen on chain.
Every VPN promises these. We do not, because nobody can keep them.
If yours is not here, message support from inside the app.
Two things. Selection is based on measurement rather than assumption: the app tests the whole path through a gateway, not merely whether the gateway answers. And the manual config section is genuinely separate — nothing ever reorders, replaces or re-picks a config you imported.
Byte counters per subscription, because that is how a data quota works. Not destinations: the gateways run at warning log level, so the addresses you open are not written down.
Not yet. Android only. Until an iOS build actually ships, the App Store button on this page stays disabled rather than pointing somewhere irrelevant.
The app notices and reconnects; if that gateway will not answer it moves to the next. When no usable path is left it disconnects and says so.
USDT on TRON, confirmed on chain. Nothing is unlocked until the transfer is actually seen.
No. The app opens straight onto the tunnel. An account is only needed to buy a plan or to carry a subscription to another phone.
Installing takes seconds, and opening it needs no account at all.