The path in five moves
A VLESS key is a long link that starts with vless://. You do not type it by hand and you do not need to understand it. Get it from the Telegram bot, copy it, open a free client app and paste it in. The client then asks permission to create a VPN profile on your device. Once you allow it and press connect, the tunnel is up.
The link is personal, so keep it private. Anyone who has it can use your subscription.
Step by step
Open the bot in Telegram and request the free trial. Nothing is asked for besides the Telegram account you are already using.
Wait about a minute for the bot to send your personal link, then tap it to copy.
Install one client: Happ, Hiddify or V2Box on iPhone, or v2rayNG, Happ or Hiddify on Android. Other clients exist for Windows, Mac and Linux.
Pick Add subscription (or Import from clipboard, if the app offers it) and put the link in.
Allow the system to add a VPN profile, then press connect and check the status bar.
Which client for which device
Happ takes the link from the clipboard, and Hiddify reads many link formats and has more settings. V2Box looks similar to Happ in its approach. v2rayNG is the plain choice on Android. For Apple devices, Shadowrocket and Karing are also in use, and so are tools built on sing-box for desktops.
All of these work with the same link, so changing your mind later costs nothing and needs no new key. The order here is no ranking: we sell a VPN, so pick whichever client your store lists and the checks above pass. This page was drafted with an AI model, and the editors compared its steps with how the service is set up.
If the connection fails
- The link was pasted with a missing end, which happens when a messenger breaks a long line. Copy it again from the bot.
- The profile was not allowed. Remove the client's VPN permission and try again.
- The phone shows connected, but pages do not open. Try another server location in the client.
- The date and time on the phone are wrong. Set them to automatic, because the handshake depends on a correct clock.
- The network blocks tunnels altogether, such as some college Wi-Fi. Try mobile data, or another network, for the first connection.
Server locations and what a block means
The service has servers in Amsterdam, Frankfurt, Singapore, Dubai and London. A page that is blocked on your network is blocked by the network or by the site; a tunnel changes where the request comes from and can change the outcome, but we do not promise access to any page. Some pages are restricted for legal reasons, and this site does not encourage anything a rule forbids.
More pages under this section
Separate pages are planned for server locations, for set-up in Shadowrocket, Karing and v2rayNG, for unblocking a page in Chrome, and for what an Indian address is and why the service has none. Until they appear, the steps above are the same on every client. If a guide shows screens that look different from yours, look for the same three buttons: add or import, allow the profile, connect.
Questions
Do I have to pay to try this?
No. The first 10 days are free, the bot issues the link, and no card or account is needed.
Is one link enough for both my computer and my phone?
Yes. One subscription link is not tied to a number of devices.
What does VLESS mean for me?
It is the name of the protocol the client speaks. For daily use, only the link and the client matter.
What if the link stops working after the trial?
After the free days the link ends unless you pay in the bot. There is no auto-renewal, so nothing is charged by itself.
Where does payment happen after the free days?
In the bot, with cryptocurrency only; neither cards nor UPI work. The home page and the bot show what each term costs.
Does the client keep my browsing history?
That depends on the client. The service itself keeps no logs.