The Instanet Internet bonding equipment creates a direct encrypted TCP and UDP pathway to the Instacore server through each individual 4G connection. The Instacore server combines these connections to create a single unified tunnel to seamlessly allow the transmission of any kind of data, be it whether it is TCP or UDP. Instanet implements additional techniques to minimize packet loss and re-bond lost connections to the Instacore server due to weak signal or sim unavailability.

Bonding can be activated and deactivated on-demand through the interactive web interface available within Instanet. While Bonding is deactivated, Instanet behaves as a standard mobile internet load balancer. Instanet provides multiple bonding methods to improve the bonding throughput in various mobile signal conditions experienced across different providers in different regions. Some of the techniques used are DSV, GTV TCP, GTV UDP and OPN.