Tovanix
Tovanix

Proxy Subscription · Multi-Protocol Multi-Region

Key facts

  • Tovanix Proxy Subscription supports six protocols: VLESS, VMess, Trojan, Hysteria2, AnyTLS and Shadowsocks.
  • Nodes cover 8 regions: Taiwan China, Hong Kong China, Japan, South Korea, Singapore, the Philippines, the United States and Canada.
  • Some regions now run on residential IPs — Taiwan China, Hong Kong China, the US and the Philippines are live; Singapore, Japan and South Korea are in progress.
  • One universal subscription link imports in one click into 14 mainstream clients across 5 platforms, including Shadowrocket, Hiddify, Clash, sing-box, v2rayN and NekoBox.
  • Subscriptions are available monthly, quarterly and yearly, with traffic reset every cycle.
  • Node failures trigger automatic failover, and subscription URLs update dynamically without manual node switching.

Tovanix Proxy Subscription complete capabilities:

  • Full protocol coverage: VLESS / VMess / Trojan / Hysteria2 / AnyTLS / Shadowsocks
  • Multi-region nodes: Taiwan / Hong Kong / Japan / South Korea / Singapore / United States / Canada
  • Residential IP network: addresses a local broadband carrier assigns to home users; live in Taiwan China, Hong Kong China, the US and the Philippines
  • 14 mainstream clients one-click import across 5 platforms: Shadowrocket / Hiddify / Clash / sing-box / v2rayN / NekoBox
  • Monthly / quarterly / yearly subscriptions, traffic reset, automatic failover
  • Dynamic subscription URLs — no manual node switching
  • Use cases: developer access to overseas resources, cross-border acceleration, API proxy

Frequently Asked Questions

Which protocols and clients are supported?

VLESS / VMess / Trojan / Hysteria2 / AnyTLS / Shadowsocks, delivered through one universal subscription link that imports in one click into 14 mainstream clients across Windows, macOS, Linux, Android and iOS.

How does traffic work?

Monthly subscription with traffic reset every cycle; automatic failover on node issues and dynamically updated subscription links — no manual node switching.

Which regions are covered?

Eight regions: Taiwan China, Hong Kong China, Japan, South Korea, Singapore, the Philippines, the United States and Canada, with multi-region nodes continuously expanding.

What is a residential IP node?

A residential IP is assigned by a local broadband carrier to a home subscriber rather than drawn from a datacentre server range, so its network profile matches a real user and connectivity tends to stay steadier. Taiwan China, Hong Kong China, the United States and the Philippines already run on residential IPs; Singapore, Japan and South Korea are in progress. Swaps happen on our side — your subscription link and client configuration never change.

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