Basic setup path

VPN Setup Guide

Complete five stages in order, from account creation to connection verification. Each step explains where to go, what to expect, and what to do next—ideal for anyone setting up VzVPN for the first time.

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Account and subscription

Create an account

Open the VzVPN user panel’s sign-up page first. Create an easy-to-remember username and a unique password; no email address is required. Use the username to sign in to the user panel later, and store the password separately from passwords used on other websites. Submit the form when finished. The page may open the account area or return you to the login screen; if it returns to login, sign in with the username and password you just created.

After signing in successfully, confirm that Account Overview, Plans, and the client download entry display normally. It is normal not to have a plan selected yet; your subscription will appear in Account Overview after payment. Do not look for a so-called universal subscription link in search results, chat logs, or other sources. Always get your personal subscription from the panel of your current account.

If the username is taken, try again with another set of distinct characters. If a password manager has generated and saved a password, use that saved entry to continue signing in. Once the account is created, choose a plan suited to your usage in the same user panel—there is no need to create another account.

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Billing options

Choose a plan and complete your order

After signing in, open the Plans page in the user panel. VzVPN offers monthly subscriptions and data packages: monthly subscriptions include a fixed data allowance that resets each month on the activation date, while data packages decrease with actual usage and remain valid until used. Monthly subscriptions suit regular use with predictable demand; data packages suit less frequent use when you want unused data to remain available.

Monthly subscriptions currently include 60GB at ¥9.9/month, 250GB at ¥18/month, and 500GB at ¥28/month. When comparing plans, consider more than the total allowance—estimate your typical mix of video streaming, system updates, file syncing, and everyday browsing. When upgrading mid-cycle, the price difference is prorated against the remaining days, so adjust only after confirming that your current plan is insufficient.

After choosing a plan, review the order confirmation page. Check the plan name, data allowance, and amount, then pay with Alipay, WeChat Pay, or USDT. After payment, do not submit the same order repeatedly. Return to Account Overview first and check whether the status has updated. Once the plan shows as active, you can get your subscription. If it remains pending, refresh the order and Account Overview later; if the issue persists, submit a ticket from the user panel with the order details.

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Personal subscription

Get your subscription from Account Overview

Once your plan is active, open Account Overview in the user panel. Check the plan name, remaining allowance, and subscription section. The subscription link lets clients read the routes available to your account and is linked to that account, so protect it like a password. To configure another device, sign in to your user panel again instead of keeping the link in a public note or shared document.

In the subscription section, choose Copy Link and wait for the copy confirmation before opening the client. The real link is provided dynamically by the user panel; this page does not display any usable subscription address. If the tutorial needs to show the link format, use only the clearly invalid address below as an example and never import it into a client:

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

Do not edit any characters in the link after copying, and do not remove its query string. Clients need the complete address to retrieve the route configuration; even one missing character may result in an empty subscription or an update failure. If the Copy button gives no feedback, reload Account Overview and try again. If the plan is not active yet, resolve the order status instead of repeatedly switching clients.

When your personal subscription is updated, the client can usually reload the route list with Update Subscription; there is no need to delete the entire configuration. Replace the original address only when the panel explicitly provides a new personal link. Keep Account Overview open after copying, then finish the import in the client for your platform.

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Platform import

Import the subscription into clients on each platform

Get the client from the Downloads area of the user panel. After signing in, select your current operating system and use the provided entry to get the VzVPN client or the appropriate installation method; the marketing page does not provide static installers. After installation, import the personal subscription copied in the previous step to avoid sending the link to an incompatible client. The first import may take a moment while the client reads the configuration, after which a list of regions or routes will usually appear.

Windows

Open the client entry in the user panel and select Windows. Install the VzVPN client and launch it. In the configuration or subscription section, find an option such as “Add Subscription” or “Import from Link,” then paste the complete personal subscription link. Save it, run an update, and wait for the route names to appear on the main screen. If Windows asks whether to allow a network connection, follow the system prompt; otherwise, the client may read the configuration but cannot establish a connection.

After the routes load, keep the default network mode and choose a route that matches the region of your destination service. Then return to the main screen and connect. For first-time setup, avoid changing several advanced options at once; otherwise it is difficult to tell whether the issue comes from the subscription, route, or local settings. Consult the in-depth guides later if you need to understand routing rules or route differences.

macOS

Select the macOS client entry in the user panel and install the application. Open the subscription management or remote configuration section, choose the option to add a configuration by link, paste your personal subscription, and confirm. After the client updates, available routes will appear. If the app requests network configuration permission on first launch, confirm it in the current macOS user account so it can manage the network connection that needs acceleration.

A successful import means more than clicking Save: the client must display the route list and let you select a route. If the list is empty, return to Account Overview, copy the link again, and check for extra spaces before or after the pasted content. After selecting a route, connect and continue with the verification steps below. No browser extension is required.

Android

Select the Android client in the user panel and install it as instructed. Open the app, go to its configuration or subscription page, tap Add, and choose URL Import. Paste your personal subscription link into the address field. You can give the configuration an easy-to-recognize name, save it, and run an update until the complete route list appears.

The first Android connection displays a system network-connection permission dialog. Confirm it so the client can establish a tunnel. If the connection stops soon after the app goes into the background, check the system settings for background activity and battery saving; menu locations vary by manufacturer, so follow the settings on your device. Return to the client after granting permission, choose a route, connect, and check the exit result.

iOS

Select iOS in the user panel and use the provided App Store entry to get the appropriate client. After installation, open the app and choose Add by URL in the subscription, configuration, or remote-file section. Paste and save the personal subscription link from Account Overview. Wait for the route list to finish loading, select a route, and then connect.

When you connect for the first time, iOS asks for permission to add a network configuration. Confirm it, then return to the client and check the connection status. If permission is denied, routes may still be visible, but the connection will not be established. To change routes later, simply select another one in the client; importing the subscription again is unnecessary. When subscription content changes, use the client’s update function to reload it.

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After signing in, choose the entry for your current operating system. Subscriptions and clients are managed within your account. This page does not provide direct installer links.

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Connection check

Connect to a route and verify that it works

After importing the subscription, choose a route region based on your destination. For a service intended for Japan, prioritize a Japan route; for a service intended for the United States, choose a US route. Both route type and region affect access results. For the first test, change only one variable: fix the destination region, connect to one route, confirm basic access, and then compare other routes.

Turn on the client’s connection switch and wait until the status changes to Connected. Then open VzVPN’s IP check page and confirm that the exit region matches the selected route. If the region has changed, the client connection is active. Next, open the website or app you actually need and confirm that loading, sign-in, and content access all work normally. A Connected status alone is not enough—the exit region and target service must both pass verification to complete the setup.

If the exit region has not changed, disconnect first and confirm that the selected route is one of those imported from the current subscription. If it still does not work, check whether the system has granted network configuration permission, then temporarily close other tools that manage network traffic and try again. If the exit region is correct but the target service remains inaccessible, switch to another route in the same region rather than changing the region, mode, and several advanced settings at once.

If the client reports a subscription update failure, return to Account Overview and confirm the plan status first. Then copy the personal subscription link again and update it. If the route connects but performance is unstable, compare nearby regions or different route types. The How to Choose: Cross-Border Network Services Buying Guide covers route selection, billing analysis, and troubleshooting in more detail; this page keeps only the essential first-use steps.

Completion checklist

The plan is active, the client can update its routes, the exit region matches the selected route after connecting, and the target website or app works normally. Once all four conditions are met, basic setup is complete.

What to do next

Routine updates and troubleshooting

You do not need to create another account or purchase again for everyday use. Open the client, update the existing subscription, choose a route for your destination region, and connect. To set up another device, sign in to the same account to get the client and personal subscription again. VzVPN supports unlimited devices, but account and subscription details should be protected on every device.

When something goes wrong, check in this order: account status, subscription update, system permissions, route selection, and exit verification. This is easier to troubleshoot than reinstalling the client and changing advanced settings at the same time. Services after the first payment are eligible for a 30-day no-questions-asked refund; handling is subject to the Terms of Use and order status.

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