First connection, step by step
Open the bot in Telegram and ask for the key. Nothing to register: no email and no password.
Copy the whole link. A half-copied link is the most common reason for an error.
Install the client from the official store or the project's release page.
Inside the client, pick the option for adding a subscription (or importing from the clipboard) and paste the link.
Wait for the server list to load, pick one and press connect.
Accept the system prompt about adding a VPN connection.
When the tunnel refuses to start
Work from the simplest cause to the hardest. First, check the phone's date and time are automatic, because a skewed clock breaks encrypted connections. Second, update the subscription inside the client so that it reloads the server list. Third, try another server from the five on offer. Fourth, switch between Wi-Fi and mobile data to see whether the network blocks the tunnel.
If none of that works, write to support through the bot. There is no promised reply time, so include which client, which device and the exact error text.
Useful checks once it works
- Open an address-lookup page and see that the country matches the server you picked.
- Run a DNS leak test page to see which resolver your queries use.
- Open the same page with the tunnel off to compare.
- Use a speed test only as a rough guide, since one result tells little.
Blocked websites and what to expect
People often come to this topic after a page refuses to open. Blocks come from different places: your operator, your college or office network, the country or the site itself. A tunnel can sometimes get past a block placed by your local network, because the network no longer sees the destination. It cannot overrule a decision by the site's owner, and it cannot make a banned service lawful where you live.
Each country treats this differently and the position moves over time, so the legal side is yours to check, along with the terms of any service you open. Nothing here points you towards anything unlawful.
Setting up for several devices
The same link goes into the client on every device you own, since there is no cap on devices. Servers: Manchester, Madrid, Singapore, Abu Dhabi and Toronto, and nothing in India. Payment is made in the bot with crypto (USDT and others); cards and UPI do not work, and no period renews on its own.
A word on our interest
The key described here is our product, so the steps are ones you can check against the client's own documentation.
Drafting was done with an AI model, and a person on the editorial side read the result against how the bot works.