Hello,

An easy way to confirm this is to connect to a Nord server on your desktop browser. Then go to https://www.dnsleaktest.com/ and it will show you where you're connected to (as well as Nord). Now open up Safepay and go to that site again, it should show you the same location as on your desktop, tunneling your connection through your VPN.

The network at the bottom won't show the Nord network, protocol used, but only your Wi-Fi network name. It's the same when BD VPN is connected, it doesn't show the BD VPN protocol used, but only my Wi-Fi connection name.

I have a Bitdefender VPN Premium subscription, but also for this test, I used Proton Free VPN and took a couple of photos while in Safepay. Both the VPN connection on my desktop, as well as in Safepay, were connected to the same server in Dallas.

If you're on your home network, IMO I really don't think it's necessary to use a VPN with Safepay, unless you're on a public Wi-Fi, but, to each their own :) The link below has some good information by @Alexandru_BD as well as in that thread.

https://community.bitdefender.com/en/discussion/comment/334211/#Comment_334211

Also, I don't believe the little Bitdefender VPN banner at the bottom of the Safepay screen will show a green icon when your connected with BD VPN, I thinks it's just a heads up warning when you scroll over it…"to ensure your connection is safe…."

Cheers :)

You're welcome, I'm glad you were helped 😊