BDIX bypass, built in Bangladesh

Your ISP gives you 1 Gbps to BDIX. We turn that into real internet.

Almost every Bangladeshi package is fast locally and slow internationally. ErrorX puts its servers on the BDIX side of that gap, so you reach us at local speed — then ride our uncongested international transit the rest of the way.

Unlimited data on every plan · Windows, macOS, Linux & Android · bKash & PayStation

Without ErrorX
  1. You
  2. Your ISP
    package speed
  3. IIG
    shared, congested
  4. Submarine cable
    30–300 ms
  5. The site
With ErrorX
  1. You
  2. Your ISP
  3. BDIX
    1–5 ms, local
  4. ErrorX edge
    encrypted
  5. Premium transit
    uncongested
  6. The site
BDIX latency
0 ms

Typical round trip to our edge, inside Bangladesh

Upstream transit
0 Gbps

International capacity behind the edge

Data cap
None

Every plan is unlimited volume — only speed is capped

Platforms
0 + iOS

Windows, macOS, Linux, Android — iPhone via ProxyBD

The problem

Why a 20 Mbps package speedtests at 900

Your ISP sells you two very different numbers, and only one of them is internet. Once you can see the split, the whole market makes sense.

BDIX file servers900 MbpsStays inside Bangladesh
YouTube900 MbpsGoogle cache inside your ISP
Facebook / Instagram800 MbpsMeta cache inside your ISP
Netflix900 MbpsOpen Connect cache inside your ISP
GitHub20 MbpsReal international transit
Steam & game downloads20 MbpsReal international transit
Telegram20 MbpsReal international transit
AWS, OpenAI, everything else20 MbpsReal international transit
This is normal, and your ISP is not cheating you
Local traffic and cached content cost your ISP almost nothing, so they hand you a gigabit of it. Real international bandwidth is bought by the gigabit, so you get the 20 Mbps you paid for. The distance between those two numbers is the entire opportunity — and closing it is the whole product.
How it works

A better road, not a bigger pipe

ErrorX does not raise your ISP package speed, and cannot. What it changes is the route your packets take once they leave your house — and on most Bangladeshi connections, the route is the bottleneck.

  1. 1

    You reach us over BDIX

    Our edge sits inside a BDIX-connected network, so the first leg of your traffic never leaves Bangladesh. That leg runs at your BDIX speed — commonly 1 Gbps — not your package speed.

  2. 2

    The tunnel is encrypted end to end

    Everything between your device and our edge is inside an encrypted tunnel. Your ISP can see that you are talking to ErrorX; it cannot see what you are opening, or shape it by destination.

  3. 3

    We carry it internationally

    From our edge onward you are on our upstream transit and peering rather than your ISP's congested IIG path. That is where the real improvement comes from.

  4. 4

    Local traffic stays local

    Rule mode keeps Bangladeshi destinations and cached content on the direct path, so you are not tunnelling a YouTube stream that was already being served from inside your ISP.

What changes

The difference, plainly

Your ISP route

  • International traffic capped at your package speed
  • Shared IIG path that slows down every evening
  • Long downloads stall and resume at random
  • High, jittery ping to servers abroad
  • Traffic can be shaped by destination

The ErrorX route

  • You reach our edge at BDIX speed, not package speed
  • Uncongested upstream transit with real peering
  • Steady, resumable throughput on long downloads
  • Lower and far more consistent latency abroad
  • Encrypted tunnel — nothing to shape by destination
Features

Everything included, nothing metered

No feature is locked behind a bigger plan. The only things price changes are speed, device count, and how long it lasts.

Genuinely unlimited data

There is no bandwidth quota anywhere in ErrorX — not a soft one, not a fair-use one. Your plan caps speed and device count, and nothing else.

  • No monthly volume
  • No throttling after a threshold
  • Backup and sync friendly

Encrypted, and we mean it

Modern tunnels end to end. Even the server list your app downloads is sealed with a key derived from your own account, so a leaked config link is useless to anyone else.

  • AES-256-GCM config delivery
  • No plaintext config on disk
  • Per-account keys

One account, every device

Sign in once per device. Your plan sets how many can be connected at the same time — swap freely, with no re-purchase and no key to move around.

  • Windows, macOS, Linux, Android
  • Live device list in the dashboard
  • Disconnect remotely

Rule-based routing

Local and cached destinations stay on the direct path while international traffic goes through the tunnel. You can also force everything one way or the other.

  • Rule, Global and Direct modes
  • Per-app routing on Android
  • System-wide TUN on desktop

Pay the way you already pay

bKash and PayStation, in taka. Top up a wallet and spend from it, or pay per order. Every payment is confirmed with the gateway itself, never guessed from a redirect.

  • bKash Tokenized Checkout
  • PayStation
  • Wallet balance & refunds

Time you actually own

Buy again and your remaining time stacks on top. Change plan mid-term and the unused value is credited against the new one instead of disappearing.

  • Renewals extend, never reset
  • Prorated plan changes
  • Optional wallet auto-renew
Who it is for

Built for the things your connection ruins

Gaming

Lower, steadier ping to regional servers — and game downloads that finish tonight rather than tomorrow.

Streaming

Consistent bitrate on anything not served from a local cache. No mid-episode quality drops at 9pm.

Development

GitHub, package registries, container images and cloud consoles at a speed that does not break your flow.

Remote work

Calls that hold up, large transfers that complete, and access to services your ISP happens to route badly.

Everywhere you are

Native apps, one account

Install on as many devices as you like. Your plan only limits how many are connected at the same moment.

Protocols we speak

WireGuardXrayV2RaySing-boxSOCKS5TLSRealityTrojan
Straight answers

What BDIX bypass will not do

Half this market sells magic. Here is what is actually true — you will make a better decision with it, and you will not feel misled after you pay.

BDIX bypass gives you free internet.

It does not. It changes the route your traffic takes. You still pay your ISP, and you still pay us.

It raises your ISP package speed.

It cannot. Your ISP still controls the rate at which you reach anything, including us. What improves is everything that happens after that first hop.

1 Gbps on BDIX means 1 Gbps internationally.

Two completely different numbers. The local one is nearly free for your ISP to give away; the international one is bought by the gigabit.

Every BDIX VPN is fast.

Speed depends on the provider's upstream capacity, CPU, peering and how many people share it. A BDIX-connected server with a thin uplink is just a slow server that pings well.

Get started

Connected in about five minutes

No activation key, no manual configuration, and no waiting for someone to provision your account by hand.

  1. 1

    Choose duration, speed and devices

    Three choices, one price. Pay with bKash or PayStation — no card, no contract, and no automatic charge you did not ask for.

  2. 2

    Install the app

    One installer per platform. Nothing to configure, no server list to paste, no config file to import.

  3. 3

    Sign in with an account you already have

    Google, Facebook or Discord, through your normal browser. The app never asks you for a password.

  4. 4

    Press Start

    That is the whole setup. The app fetches your encrypted config, claims one of your device slots and brings the tunnel up.

From customers

What people actually notice

Docker pulls used to take the whole morning. Now they finish while I make tea. That is the entire review.

Tanvir H.
Backend developer, Dhaka

Uploading a 4 GB render to the client's Drive stopped being an overnight job. Worth it for that alone.

Nusrat J.
Motion designer

Ping is not just lower, it is stable. Fewer spikes mid-match matters far more than the average number.

Rakib M.
Competitive player

Calls hold up now, even in the evening when the whole building is streaming. That was the problem I was paying to solve.

Sadia K.
Remote product manager

Set it up on my laptop and my phone with one account. Swapping between them just works, nothing to re-enter.

Imran A.
Student

Support answered on Messenger in a few minutes and knew exactly which setting was wrong. Rare.

Faisal R.
Freelance editor