Qubetics dVPN Nodes

Nodes are fundamental components of the Qubetics dVPN ecosystem. Node hosts contribute available bandwidth to the network, enabling users to route their traffic through a decentralized infrastructure. In return, hosts are compensated for the bandwidth they provide, fostering a sustainable and community-driven service.

Bandwidth usage is metered either on a per-gigabyte basis or via hourly rates, depending on the node’s pricing model. To ensure trust and transparency, Qubetics employs a proof-of-bandwidth mechanism: this protocol verifies that node hosts are genuinely delivering the bandwidth they claim. The proof-of-bandwidth records are stored on the Qubetics network ledger, making the quality of service verifiable by all participants.

By integrating this system, Qubetics ensures strong guarantees around performance and reliability: users know their connections are backed by measurable bandwidth, while node hosts have clear, enforceable records that reflect their service provision. This builds trust across the network and supports the decentralized vision of Qubetics dVPN.

Countries Blocking VPN (WireGuard Protocols): China Iran Russia United Arab Emirates (UAE)/ Oman Belarus Turkmenistan Reason why these countries restrict VPN access: These countries block VPNs to control access to information, enforce censorship, monitor online activity, and protect local regulations or economic interests due to government restrictions. We understand that some countries restrict VPN access, but our team is actively exploring alternative protocols to ensure users in these regions can still enjoy the privacy, freedom, and security offered by Qubetics dVPN.