The proxy subscription service has entered a comprehensive optimization and upgrade phase. At the heart of this upgrade is line quality: we are gradually replacing existing nodes with residential IP nodes, and continuing to expand into new regions on that foundation.
Why switch to residential IPs
Residential IPs are assigned by local broadband carriers to household users, so their network characteristics are closer to a real user environment. Compared with traditional data-center IPs, they generally perform more consistently in connectivity and compatibility with various online services, and offer better long-term availability.
Current progress
Taiwan — switched to residential IPs and now live.
United States — switched to residential IPs and now live.
Currently underway
Residential IP resources for the three regions Singapore, Japan, and South Korea are being connected and deployed, and will go live one after another once ready. Node replacements are handled by the platform in the background, and subscriptions sync automatically — no manual switching is needed on your part.
Future plans
Continue expanding residential IP nodes in more regions, gradually covering all existing lines.
As our user base grows, we will consider adding European nodes such as those in the United Kingdom and Germany.
No action needed on your part
Your subscription link, client configuration, and traffic quota all remain unchanged, and existing subscriptions continue to work normally. Your client will automatically fetch the latest nodes the next time it updates the subscription; we recommend setting the client's automatic subscription update interval to within 24 hours so you receive newly launched lines promptly.
Thank you for your support — we will continue to improve line quality and stability.
— The Tovanix Team