There is always another route

When the direct connection is not available, ALTCONN finds another one. Nothing to configure, nothing for you to do.

The direct path is not always there

Networks change. A route that worked yesterday can be unavailable today — that is a technical reality, not an emergency. The only question is whether there is another way through.

A route map: several paths break off midway, one runs across the whole frame from edge to edge.

Three steps you will not notice

  1. Two nodes on one line; the path between them breaks off and the right node is left unreached. The direct connection is not available. The usual route does not get through.
  2. The same two nodes are joined not directly but through a third node above the line, along an unbroken path. The service picks another one. A working path is chosen from the nodes that are up.
  3. Two nodes joined by an unbroken path, with points of flow spaced evenly along it. The connection works. You carry on using the internet.

What we record, and what we do not

The access log on the VPN servers and on the subscription host is switched off by server configuration, not by a promise. What sites you open, what addresses you connect to and what domains you look up are not saved.

We do not ask for a name, an email or a phone number.

What we do keep, stated plainly: your Telegram account id, your language, your subscription, your payment history, your balance and your keys. The servers count how much traffic passed — volume and time, not content. Card and wallet details never reach us: payment happens on the payment provider's side.

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Nodes and regions

There are several places to connect through, and you are on all of them at once — every place that is in service. The list changes without you: a new place appears on its own, a retired one disappears the same way, the rest keep working, and your subscription period does not change.

Last known data as of 16 Sep 2026 22:09 UTC.

Plans

Last known prices as of 16 Sep 2026 22:09 UTC. The current ones are in the bot.

A subscription bought through Telegram does not renew itself: we do not store payment methods and we never charge you on our own — every renewal is your own purchase. A subscription bought in the App Store or Google Play does renew automatically until you cancel it.

What to know before you buy

Common questions

What happens when the subscription runs out?

The keys stop passing traffic but stay in your app. Renew, and the same keys work again — nothing to change in the client.

Why did a key stop working?

Usually the subscription ran out, or the number of simultaneous connections was exceeded. If it is neither, write to support — support is in the bot.

Do torrents work?

No. BitTorrent is blocked on the servers — that is a routing rule, not a fault.

How do I pay?

In Telegram: Stars or cryptocurrency. There is no payment on this site, and payment details never reach us.

How many devices can I connect?

As many as you like: you have one link and it works on all of them — the service does not issue a separate key for a second device at all. What the plan sets is how many devices can be online at the same time, and that limit is counted at each place of connection separately: connections beyond it do not go through, even though the link itself is correct.

What happens when the list of servers changes?

Nothing that needs you. You are present at every place that is in service: a new one appears on its own, a retired one disappears the same way, and your app gets the new list by re-reading your link. No separate notice is sent, and your subscription period does not change.

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Subscribing, paying and getting your keys all happen in Telegram. Nothing to install in advance.