FastAPN's global node network

FastAPN routes your traffic through the geographically closest access node, and switches dynamically if a better one becomes available. The service runs a long-established international node network:

• London — operational since 1994
• Dallas, USA — since 2001
• Frankfurt — since 2003
• Singapore — since 2012
• Sydney — since 2012
• India — added more recently

Because the node terminates the near side of your split TCP connection, being close to one matters: the shorter that first hop, the faster acknowledgements return and the sooner your throughput ramps up. You do not choose a node manually — FastAPN selects the nearest one automatically and can move you between nodes as you travel or as load changes.