Initial setup path

VPN Quick Start

Follow the page in order, from your account and plan to the subscription link and client connection. This guide focuses on first-time setup without interrupting the process with protocol theory.

  • No email address required
  • Use on any number of devices
  • 30-day, no-questions-asked refund
ACCOUNT

Create an account

Start by opening the VPNYH account creation page. You only need to set a username and password, and no email address is required. Use a username that is easy for you to recognize without confusing it with an account on another website. Set a unique password and store it securely. Submit the form, then open the user panel or sign in with the username and password you just set.

After signing in, check that the username shown in the upper-right corner or account area is yours. This simple check helps prevent ordering a plan for the wrong account when your browser has saved another session. If the page remains on the sign-in screen, enter your username and password again; there is no need to create another account. Once inside the panel, do not look for a client yet. Prepare your plan and available data first.

VPNYH supports use on any number of devices, so you do not need separate accounts for a computer and tablet. Get the subscription from the same account and import it on your devices. Your subscription link is an account credential and should not be posted in public chats, screenshots, or shared documents. We will cover this again when you get the link.

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PLAN

Choose a plan and complete your order

Open the Plans page in the user panel to see monthly subscriptions and data packages. Monthly subscriptions include ¥9.9/month with 60GB, ¥18/month with 250GB, and ¥28/month with 500GB; data resets monthly on the activation date. You do not need to study every route parameter first. Choose based on your usage: occasional browsing and file transfers can start with a smaller tier, while video, remote collaboration, or frequent multi-device use calls for more headroom.

Data packages use a different billing model: ¥158/300GB, ¥358/1000GB, and ¥658/3000GB. They last until the data is used and never expire. They suit irregular usage when you want data to decrease only as you use it. If you upgrade a monthly subscription mid-cycle, the price difference is prorated by the remaining days. For a first setup, choose the tier that covers your current needs; you can adjust it later instead of overestimating from the start.

After confirming your plan, open the order page. Check the plan name, data allowance, and amount, then choose an available payment method from Alipay, WeChat Pay, or USDT. After payment, return to the user panel. Do not rely only on the payment page to confirm activation; check the plan status and subscription section in the panel. If your browser does not return automatically, reopen the user panel and refresh the account overview. Once the order status syncs, continue.

All plans include a 30-day, no-questions-asked refund. Complete the normal activation process; there is no need to create multiple test orders. Once the panel shows an active plan, copy the subscription link so the client can retrieve your routes.

View Plans in the Panel Check the data, amount, and billing method before ordering
SUBSCRIPTION

Get your subscription link in the user panel

After the plan becomes active, open the user panel overview and find the option to copy your subscription link under Subscription or Connection information. This is not a normal webpage address; it is the credential a client uses to retrieve route configuration. Click Copy to place the full address on your clipboard, then go directly to the client for your platform. Do not manually edit any characters or add spaces before or after the link.

If you need to recognize the link format in this guide, refer only to the clearly fake value below. It cannot connect to VPNYH and contains no real account information. Always copy the actual link from your own user panel. Do not copy the example or use an address sent by someone else.

https://example.com/sub?token=YOUR_TOKEN

You can import the same subscription on multiple devices you own, but complete the process from a trusted environment on each device. If the subscription link becomes public, anyone who has it may be able to read the associated configuration. If you suspect that the link was exposed, return to the panel and check the subscription management options, then stop sharing the old link. For everyday use, you do not need to copy routes one by one; update the subscription in the client to sync the available configuration.

If the subscription option does not appear in the overview, first confirm that the plan is active and refresh the page. Do not place repeated orders while an order is processing, as this may create duplicates. If the plan is active but the subscription section is still missing, submit a ticket through the user panel. Once you have the link, all that remains is finding the correct import option on your device.

Open User Panel Copy the actual link only from the current account panel
CLIENT

Import into clients on each platform

The client reads your subscription, displays routes, and establishes the connection. VPNYH supports Windows, macOS, Android, iOS, and Linux; this page covers the four common graphical platforms first. Client downloads are available in the user panel. After signing in, choose the version for your system or review the compatible-client notes. Static installer links are not provided because downloads and subscriptions must match your current account status.

Windows

Open the Windows client section in the user panel's download area. Install and launch the client, then look for Subscription, Configuration, or Import from URL. Click Add, paste the full subscription link into the address field, enter a recognizable name for the configuration, save it, and run an update.

After the update finishes, the main interface will show a region or route list. Choose a suitable route, then enable the system proxy or connection switch. If the client requests network permission, approve the system prompt. Once connected, do not close the client immediately; it needs to remain active in the background to maintain the session.

macOS

Open the download area in the user panel and follow the instructions for the macOS client. The first launch may require permission to open the app, use a network extension, or add a VPN configuration. Follow the prompt to System Settings and grant permission, then return to the client. Until permission is granted, the connection switch may not work even if the routes have been imported.

Find subscription management in the client's sidebar or top menu, choose Add via link, paste the subscription address, and update it. When the route list appears, select a route and enable the connection. Once the client status icon appears in the menu bar, you can keep it there for quick switching; there is no need to import the subscription again each time.

Android

Open the Android client instructions in the user panel's download area and launch the app after installation. Common entry points include the side menu, configuration page, or Add button in the upper-right corner. Choose Import from URL or Add subscription, paste the address, and confirm. Keep the current network available during the first update. When it finishes, the route names will appear in the configuration list.

When you select a route and tap Connect, Android will show a system confirmation dialog for establishing a VPN connection. Allow it to continue. If strict background battery management is enabled, add the client to the apps allowed to run in the background so the system does not pause the connection after the screen locks. For trade-offs involving battery use and protocols, continue to the Routes and Protocols page.

iOS

Open the iOS client entry and import instructions in the user panel's download area. In the compatible client, open the configuration or subscription page, choose Add via link, paste the subscription address, and save it. Some clients show the subscription name first and expand the route list only after you tap Update. This is normal.

The first time you connect, iOS will ask to add a VPN configuration. Confirm through the system prompt and return to the client. Select a route and enable the connection; the VPN status in the status bar or System Settings will change accordingly. To update routes later, return to the subscription page and run an update. There is no need to delete and add it again.

VERIFY

Connect and verify that it works

After importing, choose a route whose region matches the target service and whose path fits your needs, then start the connection. Do not run multiple clients that provide the same type of network control at the same time, as system proxy and VPN settings may override one another. An enabled connection button only confirms the client's local action; verify the changed exit region through an actual connection test.

Open this site's IP Check page and review the current exit region. If it matches the selected route, the connection is handling your traffic. Then open the website or app you actually need and test sign-in, page loading, and sustained connectivity. Checking only whether the homepage opens is not enough; longer sessions, file transfers, and video playback provide a better indication of whether the route suits your situation.

If the IP region has not changed, return to the client and confirm that the connection switch is still enabled, then check that you selected the newly imported configuration. Some desktop clients separate route selection from enabling the system proxy. If you only select a route without enabling the proxy, your browser may continue using the original network. On mobile, confirm that the system status area shows a VPN connection rather than stopping at the client's route details page.

After verification succeeds, you can keep the current subscription in the client. When the route list changes, open subscription management and click Update; there is no need to create another account or buy the same plan again. When switching devices, repeat the Get subscription, import, and connection verification steps to complete the setup.

CHECK

Check these items in order when the connection is not working

When importing fails, do not start by switching clients repeatedly. Return to the user panel, confirm that the plan is still active, and copy the complete subscription link again. After pasting it, check for spaces before or after the address and make sure you used Import from URL rather than local file import. If the client already contains a subscription with the same name, update the original subscription first to avoid duplicate configurations and a confusing route list.

If the subscription updates but routes will not connect, switch to another route, then disconnect completely and start the connection again. On desktop, check that the system proxy is enabled. On macOS and iOS, check that system network permissions were approved. On Android, check that the app can still run in the background. Do not change many settings at once; change one condition and test again so you can identify where the problem occurs.

If a route connects but the target service remains unstable, the issue usually goes beyond beginner setup. Consider the region distance, route topology, packet loss, and time of use. A shorter distance does not necessarily produce the best result, and direct routes, relays, and IEPL dedicated lines involve different trade-offs. Visit the Routes and Protocols page to choose based on your situation instead of switching through every protocol blindly.

If your account status, subscription updates, and client permissions are all normal but the connection still cannot be established, sign in to the user panel and submit a ticket. Describe your platform, the client's current message, whether the subscription updates, whether the IP check changed, and which steps you have already tried. More complete information makes troubleshooting more direct and avoids repeated questions.

READY

Daily use takes only a few steps

Open the client, update the subscription, choose a route, connect, and confirm with an IP check. For protocol or route-topology details, open the technical reference page.

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