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TUKTUKVPN
Last updated: July 2026

VPN for China

Short answer

China's Great Firewall uses DPI and active probing and can block conventional VPN protocols. We have not measured TUKTUKVPN from inside China and make no claim about connecting from there. VLESS + Reality traffic looks like ordinary HTTPS, which describes the protocol, not results in China. We have no servers in China — the nearest cities are Tokyo, Singapore and Los Angeles.

TL;DR
  • The GFW uses DPI + active probing and commonly blocks plain WireGuard/OpenVPN
  • We have not measured TUKTUKVPN from inside China and make no claim about connecting from there
  • VLESS + Reality traffic looks like ordinary HTTPS; that describes the protocol, not results in China
  • We have no servers in China — Tokyo/Singapore/Los Angeles are the nearest
  • No VPN can guarantee 100% connectivity in China, because the GFW keeps adapting

Key facts

ItemDetail
Censorship systemGreat Firewall (GFW) — DPI, SNI filtering and active probing
Commonly blocked services in ChinaGoogle, YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, X and much of the foreign media
Servers in ChinaNone — the nearest cities are Tokyo, Singapore and Los Angeles
Measured from inside ChinaNo — we make no claim about connecting from China
What VLESS + Reality doesIts traffic looks like ordinary HTTPS
Legal statusChina only permits state-approved VPNs; using unapproved VPNs sits in a legal grey area
Supported protocolsVLESS+Reality, Hysteria2, WireGuard/AmneziaWG (auto-switching)
All server citiesSingapore, Tokyo, Los Angeles, Bangkok, London
Devices per account5 devices (monthly) / 10 devices (yearly and 2-year)
BandwidthUnlimited on every plan
Payment methodsPromptPay, credit/debit card, TrueMoney, crypto (USDT, BTC and 350+ coins)
Guarantee30-day money-back guarantee on your first purchase (once per customer)
Logging policyWe keep what the service needs to run: your account, how much data you have used against your plan, and your devices. Where Thai law requires us to retain data, we retain it and say so
In-app modesGaming / Streaming / Privacy / Access

How China's Great Firewall works

China's Great Firewall (GFW) doesn't just block a list of websites. It uses Deep Packet Inspection (DPI) to examine the shape of traffic, and active probing — sending its own requests to suspicious servers to check whether they're proxies or VPNs. The result: protocols with clear fingerprints, like plain WireGuard or OpenVPN, are often detected and blocked.

We describe this so you know the conditions; it is not a promise that any VPN, ours included, will connect there.

What we can and can't say about China

VLESS + Reality traffic looks like ordinary HTTPS, and AmneziaWG is a WireGuard variant that changes WireGuard's packet pattern. That describes how the protocols work; it is not evidence about China.

The app picks among VLESS + Reality, Hysteria2 and WireGuard automatically, by testing the routes available from your network.

To say it plainly: we have not measured TUKTUKVPN from inside China and make no claim about connecting from there. China also permits only state-approved VPNs.

Before you travel to China

Many download sites can be unreachable from inside China, so if you intend to try any VPN there, get your plan active and the app installed before you travel. We have no servers in China — the nearest cities in our network are Tokyo, Singapore and Los Angeles. Because we have not measured TUKTUKVPN from inside China, we can't tell you whether it will connect there.

Frequently asked questions

Has TUKTUKVPN been tested from inside China?

No. We have not measured TUKTUKVPN from inside China, so we make no claim about connecting from there. The GFW keeps changing how it blocks, and China permits only state-approved VPNs.

Do you have servers in China?

No — we don't operate servers in China. The nearest cities in our network are Tokyo, Singapore and Los Angeles, where your traffic will exit.

What should I set up before entering China?

Get your plan active and the app installed before you travel, because some download sites can be unreachable from inside China. We have not measured TUKTUKVPN from inside China and make no claim about connecting from there.

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