VPN with split tunneling
Russian sites go out directly, foreign ones run through the VPN. Your bank sees your usual address and lets you in — and there is nothing to switch.
- 17 countries
- 199 ₽ a month
- Unlimited traffic
- up to 5 devices
How to connect
- Connect your subscriptionSplit tunneling is already on — there is nothing extra to configure.
- Carry on as usualBanking, government portals, marketplaces and delivery apps work directly, as if the VPN were off.
- Foreign services go through the VPNEverything else travels through the country you picked, and you never notice the difference.
What split tunneling actually is
An ordinary VPN pushes every last byte into the tunnel. Because of that a Russian bank sees a sign-in from the Netherlands and asks for confirmation — or blocks the operation outright. Marketplaces show the wrong city, delivery services cannot find your address, and a government portal may refuse to let you in at all. Split tunneling fixes this at the routing level: the addresses of Russian services are marked as direct and never enter the tunnel.
What it changes in practice
You no longer switch the VPN off ten times a day. A bank transfer, a doctor's appointment, a taxi booking and a foreign streaming service all live side by side without getting in each other's way. As a bonus, Russian sites get faster: their traffic no longer detours through another country but takes the shortest path.
Security does not suffer
Only a known list of Russian addresses travels over the direct channel. Everything else — search, mail, messengers and foreign sites — stays inside the encrypted tunnel. We keep no browsing logs for either channel.
Frequently asked questions
Do I have to configure anything?
Will my bank see that I use a VPN?
What if a site I need still goes through the VPN?
Is this safe?
Try it free
7 days and 10 GB with no card. After that — 199 ₽ a month for unlimited traffic and 17 countries, every extra device 49 ₽.