Setup Guides
Updated October 2026
Buy, import, connect.
Online in three steps.
Online payments activate automatically, and your subscription link, QR code and one-tap import are all in your dashboard. For each platform we picked one recommended app plus alternatives. Follow the illustrated steps once and you'll have it.
Choose your device
Four platforms, an illustrated guide for each.
Each platform has one recommended app and one or two alternatives, all from official download sources. Open a guide and follow the steps; the import buttons are right there in the steps.
iPhone and iPad
Recommended
Shadowrocket · NT$90
Alternatives
Hiddify, Streisand
Read the 6-step guide →
Android
Recommended
Hiddify · Free
Alternatives
v2rayNG, FlClash
Read the 6-step guide →
Windows
Recommended
Clash Verge Rev · Free
Alternatives
v2rayN, Hiddify
Read the 6-step guide →
macOS
Recommended
Clash Verge Rev · Free
Alternatives
Hiddify
Read the 6-step guide →
Three steps
Buy, import, pick a line.
The process is the same on every platform. Here's the overview; each platform's guide has the details.
Step 1: Buy a plan, or start with a free trial
Online payments are activated automatically as soon as they go through (WeChat Pay and Alipay are activated by our support team by hand). To try it first, sign in and verify your email, then start the free trial.
Step 2: Import your subscription in one tap
Install the right app and sign in, then tap the app's button in your dashboard or on a platform guide, and your subscription is imported. You can also copy the subscription link and paste it in, or scan the QR code.
Step 3: Pick a line and connect
On China Mobile or China Unicom, start with Line 1. On China Telecom, start with Line 2. Turn on the app's connection switch and open a website to test it, and you're done.
Sign-up, checkout and the member dashboard are in Traditional Chinese for now.
Line advice
Pick a line by carrier.
Every subscription has three lines: Line 1, Line 1 (Backup) and Line 2. On China Mobile or China Unicom, start with Line 1; on China Telecom, start with Line 2. If one isn't working well, switch to another. There's no need to set anything up again.
- 1
China Mobile or China Unicom
- Recommended line
- Line 1
- In Clash apps
- China Mobile / Unicom group
- In other apps
- Line 1
If Line 1 won't connect, try Line 1 (Backup) first, then Line 2.
- 2
China Telecom
- Recommended line
- Line 2
- In Clash apps
- China Telecom group
- In other apps
- Line 2
If Line 2 isn't working well, try Line 1.
- 3
Line 2 is slow or won't connect
- Recommended line
- Switch to Line 1
- In Clash apps
- China Mobile / Unicom group
- In other apps
- Line 1
Some local networks restrict Line 2. When that happens, Line 1 is the most stable choice.
- 4
Not sure of your carrier
- Recommended line
- Start with Line 1
- In Clash apps
- China Mobile / Unicom group
- In other apps
- Line 1
In Clash apps, the China Mobile / Unicom group tries the lines in order (Line 1 → Line 1 (Backup) → Line 2) and uses one that connects.
The three lines in your subscription
Line 1
First choice on China Mobile and China Unicom
Line 1 (Backup)
Use it when Line 1 won't connect
Line 2
First choice on China Telecom
Apps show these names in Chinese. Each one starts with VPNKING, and they're listed in the order above.
The Taiwan VPN group in Clash apps
China Mobile / Unicom group · China Mobile, China Unicom
The app tries these in order and uses one that connects: Line 1 → Line 1 (Backup) → Line 2
China Telecom group · China Telecom
The app tries these in order and uses one that connects: Line 2 → Line 1 → Line 1 (Backup)
These names are in Chinese too. The main group's name ends in VPN; inside it, the China Mobile / Unicom group comes first and the China Telecom group second.
FAQ
Questions you might have.
Where do I find my subscription link?
After you pay (or start the free trial), sign in to your dashboard to see your own subscription link, QR code and one-tap import buttons. It's also in the activation email we send after you buy. While you're signed in, the import box on each platform guide shows your link too.
How many devices can I use with one plan?
There's no device limit, as long as use is reasonable. Import the same subscription link on your phone, tablet and computer.
Why are there three lines in the list?
Line 1 is the first choice on China Mobile and China Unicom. Line 1 (Backup) is the spare for when Line 1 won't connect. Line 2 is the first choice on China Telecom. If one isn't working well, switch to another. Clash apps arrange them into two groups, one for China Mobile / Unicom and one for China Telecom. In the app, these names appear in Chinese.
Why does it drop for a moment early each morning?
Around 05:00 each day (Taiwan time), the servers redial and get a new IP. The connection may drop for 1 to 2 minutes and then reconnects automatically. If it doesn't come back, turn the app's connection off and on again.
The app says my subscription has expired.
When your plan ends, the subscription stops providing lines. After you renew, update the subscription in the app (or reconnect) and it works again. There's no need to set anything up again.
What should I check first if I can't connect?
First, check in your dashboard that your plan is still active. Second, set your phone or computer to set the date and time automatically (if the clock is too far off, the encrypted connection fails verification). Third, switch lines (swap Line 1 and Line 2). If it still doesn't work, take a screenshot and send it to our LINE support.
What if someone else gets my subscription link?
Your subscription link works like a key to your account, so please don't share it. If it leaks, generate a new one in your dashboard or ask our support team to reset it, then import it again on each device.
Can I try it before I buy?
Yes. Sign in and verify your email, then start the free trial in one click on the Free trial page. Each account can do this once, and the trial length is shown on that page.
FAQ for each platform
Payments, refunds and accounts
Done reading? Give it a try.
If you get stuck, a real person can help: LINE @924ytgos, support hours 09:00–20:00 (Taiwan time, UTC+8).
Our team works mainly in Traditional Chinese; you're welcome to write in English.