ROUTING Routes assigned by app
International apps use international routes, while local websites stay on a local connection.
REQUEST → RULE → LINE
Identify the app first, then assign its route. AI tools, streaming and local websites don't have to share the same connection.
ROUTING PRINCIPLES
The right route depends on the app, region and time of use—not just the server name.
Read the buying guide →Peak-hour performance depends on your local connection, the cross-border route and the destination service. When choosing a route, test access during the hours you usually use it rather than relying on a single off-peak test. IEPL dedicated lines, relayed routes and direct routes describe different ways connections are organized; their names do not guarantee speed. If pages load slowly, check your local network first, then compare routes suited to the app. Keep a route that works and avoid switching repeatedly. Video streaming and file transfers have different needs, so test them separately instead of treating one result as proof of how every app will perform.
Bank-grade encryption helps protect the connection and reduce the risk of information exposure in transit. This is separate from the security of your website accounts: keep each site's login protections, device updates and password management up to date. Get configuration details only from the user dashboard, and treat your subscription URL like account credentials. Don't include it in public screenshots or shared documents. With smart routing, local requests and international requests take different paths. When troubleshooting, identify the route used by the specific request before changing rules; don't send all traffic through the same exit by default.
D6VPN supports unlimited devices online at the same time, making it easy to keep access settings consistent across computers and personal devices. Device count and data allowance are separate: devices using the same subscription share the account's data usage; each device does not get its own allowance. Set up and test your main device first, then configure others one at a time. If something goes wrong, check permissions and status on each device. Operating systems manage apps differently, so a working connection on one device doesn't prove another is configured correctly.
AI tools such as ChatGPT and Claude may check your region, account status and current session. Smart routing assigns requests to routes based on rules; it doesn't override a platform's regional or account checks. Check the tool's regional requirements, choose a suitable route and keep your access environment consistent. If the site loads but a conversation fails, distinguish connection errors from account restrictions or a service issue rather than blaming every message on the route. For ongoing work sessions, complete any required verification first and avoid frequent region changes to make issues easier to diagnose.
Streaming catalogs are licensed by region, and your exit location is only one factor in how a platform determines your region. Before choosing a route, check the region you want and your account access. After connecting, check the catalog, subtitles and playback; a country label alone doesn't guarantee specific content will be available. Video quality also depends on your local network, device decoding, platform plan and viewing time. If playback buffers, try lowering the quality to check for bandwidth issues, then see whether other apps are using the connection. The routes page explains regions and route types; actual availability depends on the route and the platform's current checks.
D6VPN offers 14-day refunds. Before choosing a plan, review the billing options and refund policy to see whether a monthly subscription or data pack suits your needs. Once you start using the service, test it on your usual network and main devices with the apps you rely on, including work tools, video streaming and local websites. Don't stop at checking whether the client says it's connected. To request a refund, submit a ticket through the user dashboard so your account and order details can be matched. Eligibility and application details are set out in the refund policy and terms of service. Check route connectivity and access to destination platforms separately.
LINE / TYPE / DESTINATION
First identify the region your app needs, then compare route paths.
The examples below explain route types; they are not a fixed list of routes available in specific regions. A country or region describes the exit location, a city provides more detail, and a route type describes how traffic is carried. For actual server names, available regions and compatibility, check the route information in your user dashboard.
Dedicated lines describe how a cross-border connection is organized and can be compared as one aspect of a route. Network conditions between your device and the entry point, and between the exit point and destination, still matter. A route label alone can't predict end-to-end performance.
Requests pass through a relay server before reaching the destination exit. The entry path can affect connection performance, so consider your own network access when choosing. The relay location and final exit location are not the same thing.
The meaning of “direct” depends on context. As a route type, direct describes the access path. In routing rules, a local connection means the request doesn't use the selected international exit. These are different concepts.
| Country or region | City or area | Route type example | Streaming availability |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hong Kong | Hong Kong | IEPL dedicated line | Depends on the platform's region check |
| Singapore | Singapore | Relayed | Depends on the platform's region check |
| United States | Check actual route information | IEPL dedicated line | Depends on the platform's region check |
| Japan | Tokyo | Relayed | Depends on the platform's region check |
| United Kingdom | Check actual route information | Direct | Depends on the platform's region check |
For AI tools, first check which regions they allow. For streaming, confirm the catalog region you want. For local websites, check that the rules route them directly. A shorter geographic distance doesn't always mean a better end-to-end route for a particular app. Test routes with your usual tasks and keep any error messages that help reproduce an issue, rather than switching back and forth without a clear reason.
View All Routes →The status panel can help you browse routes. A single status reading doesn't replace a connection test on your current device and network; app performance also depends on how the destination service responds.
CLIENT / SUBSCRIPTION / VERIFY
Get the client, import your subscription, then verify where requests go.
Supports Windows, macOS, iOS, Android and Linux. Get clients and subscription details from the user dashboard. Sign in to access subscription details. Windows, macOS, Android and Linux clients are available after sign-in; the iOS client requires an active plan. Steps may vary by platform. After importing, check that the subscription has loaded, connection permissions are enabled and the selected mode is right for your needs.
First, check that the client shows the routes in your subscription. Then grant the connection permissions required by your system, choose rule-based routing and connect. Open an app you actually use and test a task, such as loading a page, starting a conversation or playing a video. If only one app fails, note its error message instead of reinstalling every client straight away.
On a new device, check client permissions, subscription update status and background settings again. Unlimited devices doesn't automatically sync local settings across operating systems. You can use a configured computer as a reference, but still need to test the new device on its own. See the guides for the full account, subscription and import process.
PRICE / DATA / CYCLE
For regular use, consider a monthly allowance; for occasional use, consider a data pack.
Monthly subscriptions reset data each month on the activation date, not on the first of each calendar month. When you upgrade mid-cycle, the price difference is prorated into the remaining days. Choose a plan based on what you do most: text-based searches, reading and extended video streaming use different amounts of data. Devices are unlimited, but data used across devices still counts toward the same account allowance.
¥9.9 / month
A starting point for web browsing, text-based tools and occasional access. Check your account's actual data use to see if it's enough.
¥18 / month
For a larger monthly allowance and a mix of work access and video streaming. Track your usual data use first, then decide if you need to change plans.
¥28 / month
For higher monthly data needs. A larger allowance provides more data, but doesn't guarantee access to a platform or playback quality.
Data packs never expire: ¥158/300GB · ¥358/1000GB · ¥658/3000GB. A good fit for irregular use when you want to plan spending by total data. “Never expire” refers to the pack's validity period, not unlimited data; extended streaming and large transfers still use your allowance.
Before choosing, distinguish monthly resets from data that lasts until used up. Don't compare plans by upfront price alone. See the plans page for full details.
Pay with Alipay / WeChat / USDT. 14-day refunds available. After payment, check your order and plan status in the user dashboard, then get your subscription and test the apps you use most. Keep your order details in case you need to raise a billing or connection issue through support.
View All Plans →QUESTIONS / ACCOUNT / CONNECTION
Keep accounts, subscriptions, routes and apps in mind as separate layers to make setup and troubleshooting easier. A connected client doesn't mean every app uses the same exit.
No email address is required. Create an account with a username and password. Keep your account details safe and store subscription settings only on your own devices. Access orders, subscription details and support tickets through the user dashboard; don't share your subscription URL publicly.
Smart routing matches requests to rules, sending international apps through international routes while keeping local websites on a local connection. Different requests may use different exits—that's how the rules work. When testing an app, check what happens in that app. Checking the exit for a single webpage can't tell you the route every app takes.
Platforms make decisions based on region, account, session and service status; a route can't replace platform authorization. Check the platform's regional requirements, choose a suitable exit and test it. If only a specific account or item fails, treat platform access and network connectivity as separate issues. See the AI tools guide for details.
There is no limit on the number of devices online at once, but device count and plan data are separate. Your selected plan's allowance applies to the account, so keep track of data use across devices. Monthly subscriptions reset on their activation date; data packs remain valid until used up and never expire. Choose based on how often you use the service.
D6VPN offers 14-day refunds. For connection issues, note your device and operating system, network, affected app and any error message, then describe the issue in a ticket through the user dashboard. To request a refund, follow the instructions in the refund policy. Hide account credentials and subscription URLs in screenshots to protect your account while sharing relevant details.
READING / GUIDES / APPLICATIONS
Read setup steps, exit regions and platform requirements separately.
If you're new, start with the guide for your operating system. Follow the steps in order: get the client, import your subscription, allow the connection and test the result. If the client connects but a specific app doesn't work, check its guide for exit region and session consistency instead of repeating setup steps you've already completed.
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Claude checks access regions closely, and frequent route changes can trigger verification. Learn how to choose a consistent exit and route type.