Configure Multi-Hop VPN

This feature requires a Prime Plan subscription.

A Standard VPN (one hop) routes your traffic through a single server. Multi-Hop VPN routes your traffic through two servers — a relay server and your destination — reducing latency to distant servers and adding double encryption.

Multi-Hop VPN
PC (Windows / Mac)
1

Enable Transit Server

On the home screen, turn on the "Transit Server" toggle to enable Multi-Hop VPN.

2

Select Destination Server

Choose the server you want to connect to. The system will automatically select the fastest relay server to optimize your connection.

3

Connect

Click Connect. Your traffic will be routed through the relay server first, then forwarded to your destination with double encryption.

Multi-Hop VPN on Mac
Mobile (iOS / Android)
1

Enable Transit Server

Tap the Transit Server option on the connection screen to enable Multi-Hop VPN.

Enable Transit Server on iOS
2

Select Destination Server & Connect

Choose your destination server and tap Connect. The app will automatically find the fastest relay server for you.

Multi-Hop VPN connected on iOS
Multi-Hop works best for distant servers with high latency. For nearby servers with low latency, a single hop is usually faster as the additional relay adds processing overhead.