ProofKit is an open VPN network: anyone can run a node, stake TON on it and set its own price per gigabyte. The marketplace lists every exit country online right now, what a route there costs you, and how each node is doing, so you pick the route yourself.
Each row is a country where your traffic can leave for the internet. The price beside it is the cheapest direct route there, per gigabyte, with the 20% network fee already included: it is the number you are charged. For example, a node priced at 0.010 TON per GB costs you 0.012.
Every node sets its own price, so countries differ, and you can sort by price, uptime or name, search by country or node ID, or cap the price with the slider.
Open a country to see its exit nodes one by one: price, a 24-hour latency line, uptime, load against the cap the node's operator set, the status of its latest traffic checkpoint, user ratings, and the transports it offers: VLESS Reality, Hysteria2, XHTTP or olcRTC.
Badges mark nodes that block BitTorrent (Torrent Guard), send web traffic out through Cloudflare WARP, or joined in the last 30 days. config-verified means the node's software reports an unmodified VPN configuration; it is a self-check, not a guarantee against traffic capture.
A direct route connects your app straight to the exit node abroad. A 2-hop route starts at an entry node that stays reachable from inside your country and forwards your traffic to the exit over a WireGuard tunnel between the two nodes.
A 2-hop route costs the exit's price plus the entry's, with the network fee on the total. It helps where direct connections abroad are blocked or throttled.
Browsing needs no account. Once you sign in with email or Telegram, Connect adds the route to your personal subscription link and locks its price for that session.
Nothing is charged until traffic flows. Each gigabyte is billed from your TON balance, a session closes on its own when the balance runs out, and whatever you don't use can be withdrawn from the escrow at any time.
Uptime and latency are measured from ProofKit's side, not from your network. A healthy node can still be slow or blocked where you are: if a route struggles, switch transport in your app, add a 2-hop route, or try another country, and measure it on the speed test.
Yes for a direct route. The list shows the cheapest direct route in each country per GB, with the 20% network fee already included. A 2-hop route adds the entry node's price, and the fee applies to the total.
No. Connect only adds the route to your subscription link. You pay per gigabyte of traffic that flows through it, at the price locked in when you connected (olcRTC traffic, from 20 November 2026, at the network's olcRTC price).
Not for a session you already have: the price is locked when you connect. A price change applies to new sessions only, at most once every 24 hours and by at most 3 times in one step.
VLESS Reality and Hysteria2 work in Xray- and sing-box-based apps such as Happ, Hiddify, V2RayNG and Streisand, from one subscription link that updates itself. XHTTP needs an Xray-core app such as Happ or V2RayNG. olcRTC needs an olcRTC-capable client; see the docs.
Yes. The network is open to any operator: install the node with one Docker command from the operator dashboard, stake 1 TON per node and set your own price per GB.
Browse every exit country without an account. To connect, sign in with email or Telegram; a TON wallet is only needed to top up and withdraw.
A VPN app that reads subscription links, an account (email or Telegram), and TON in your balance for the traffic you use. The subscription link guide covers the app side.