VPN for gaming with Vietnam and US IPs

It is a way to make your game connection reach the internet from a Vietnam (or US) IP so you can reach games and servers in that region from elsewhere. With ONIE you rent a dedicated IP used only by you, then use the ONIE VPN app in Full device mode (Linux; Windows and macOS in beta) to send the TCP and UDP traffic of your game through it.

Do not expect lower ping. A VPN adds a leg: your ping is the distance from you to where the IP lives plus the distance from there to the game server, so it is usually not faster than the direct path. The IPs are in Vietnam and the US, so ping depends on where you are. ONIE does not promise lower ping; try it with a daily plan.

We have not tested each game and make no promise. A Vietnam IP only makes your connection reach the internet from Vietnam; the game may also check the account region, the app store or the phone number, and may forbid VPNs. Arena of Valor is mostly played on phones, and ONIE has no phone app yet: you can try a third-party app (Shadowrocket on iPhone, v2rayNG on Android) with the config QR code from the console. Read the publisher’s terms first and try with a daily plan.

Yes, it can happen. Some games have anti-cheat systems or terms that forbid or limit VPNs, and using one can block sign-in or get the account suspended. Read the game’s terms before you use it. ONIE does not help get around bans or account suspensions, and does not support buying at regional prices.

Not yet. The ONIE VPN app is available for Windows, macOS (Apple silicon) and Linux, plus extensions for Chrome and Firefox. On a phone you can set up your IP yourself with a third-party app such as Shadowrocket or v2rayNG by scanning the QR code in the console; those apps are made by other companies.

There is a beta. Windows app 1.0.3 adds Full device (beta), which sends the TCP and UDP traffic of the whole computer, games included, through your dedicated IP; we are still testing it on real Windows PCs. It asks for administrator permission (UAC) once to install its network service. The build is not signed yet, so SmartScreen may warn: press More info, then Run anyway. As with any VPN, some games’ anti-cheat systems may block it.

Yes. Dedicated IPs come with daily, weekly, monthly and yearly plans; longer cycles may have a discount, shown next to the cycle name. Current prices are in the price table on this page.

Your connection reaches the internet from the US; whether a game accepts it depends on the game. From Vietnam, your ping to US servers still includes the distance from Vietnam to the US, with or without a VPN.

With ONIE your connection really reaches the internet from a fixed dedicated IP in Vietnam or the US that only you use; the IP is not rotated. It only changes where your connection comes from. It does not change your account, its region or the game’s terms, and it is not for getting around bans.