The link banks and trading firms use
Most VPNs push you out of China over basic, oversold connections that collapse under load. We ride the same premium, enterprise-grade links banks and trading firms rely on.
China's first
gigabit VPN.
Blast past the Great Firewall at the same speeds you get at home.
- โก Up to 1 Gbps peak
- ๐ No-logs, full encryption
- ๐ Global & China routes
4K / 8K streamingโข
Zoom & Teamsโข
Netflixโข
YouTubeโข
Online gamingโข
Remote dev & Gitโข
Crypto tradingโข
4K / 8K streamingโข
Zoom & Teamsโข
Netflixโข
YouTubeโข
Online gamingโข
Remote dev & Gitโข
Crypto tradingโข
1 Gbps
Peak speed
0
Uptime SLA target
0 logs
Logs we keep on you
0
Median added latency
Why EriVPN
Most VPNs use basic links.
Most VPNs use basic links.
We bond premium ones.
Built for China, both directions
Engineered routes that actually work through the GFW โ for people inside reaching out, and teams outside reaching in.
No logs. No metadata. Period.
RAM-only nodes, modern protocols (WireGuard), and a network designed so there's nothing to hand over even if asked.
Multi-route bonding
We peer across multiple internet providers and bond them into one aggregate connection, so your traffic always rides the best-performing, lowest-latency path.
The speed difference
Basic links throttle. Premium links fly.
Use cases
Tell us what it's for.
Pick what you do and what you need โ we'll route you onto the right backbone.
Join the waitlist
Reserve your gigabit lane.
Early access is rolling out in waves. Drop your email and tell us what you'll use it for โ we'll ping you when your slot opens.
Finally, a travel VPN that keeps up with you.
FAQ
Good questions.
What makes it "gigabit"?
Speed is only as good as the link underneath it. Most VPNs leave China on basic, oversold connections that can't sustain high throughput, so their "gigabit" is theoretical at best. We route over premium, bank-grade links and bond several providers into one aggregate connection โ which is why our gigabit is a speed you can actually reach.
Does it really work in China?
That's the whole point. Our routing and protocol design are purpose-built for traffic in both directions across the GFW. Early access is where we prove it with real users.
When can I get access?
We're onboarding in waves. Joining the waitlist (and telling us your use case) is the fastest way to get a slot โ we prioritize real, varied workloads so we can stress-test the network.
What do you do with my email?
One thing: tell you when your access opens. We don't sell or share it. Browser and language are captured for capacity and regional planning, not to profile you.