QUIC and UDP Support

Some apps work fine over plain TCP. Others really do not. We are supporting QUIC and UDP for users who need smoother real-time traffic, lower latency, or better compatibility with modern apps and protocols.

Available on supported services

• SOCKS5
• Shadowsocks
• WireGuard VPN

Why UDP matters

UDP is useful for traffic that benefits from speed and responsiveness instead of strict delivery ordering. That matters for gaming, voice, streaming, live connections, and other traffic that feels better when latency stays low.

And QUIC?

QUIC runs over UDP, so proper UDP support is a big part of making QUIC-based traffic work the way it should. If your app depends on QUIC, this support is more than just a technical checkbox.

Easy way to choose

• Choose SOCKS5 when you want flexible proxy support with UDP handling
• Choose Shadowsocks when you want a lightweight tunnel with modern protocol support
• Choose WireGuard VPN when you want device-level coverage with fast UDP-based transport

Where this helps most

We usually see this matter most for gaming, voice apps, media apps, remote access, mobile-style traffic, and any workflow where lower latency feels noticeably better than a TCP-only setup.

Simple in practice

The idea here is straightforward: if your app expects UDP or benefits from QUIC, it should not be forced into a setup that only feels comfortable with TCP. We are supporting the protocols these tools actually use.