Leishen Features

A closer look at the protocol, the node network, and the routing technology behind Leishen's overseas proxy subscription service.

Core Technology

Everything that makes Leishen's network fast, resilient, and difficult to disrupt.

AnyTLS Protocol Explained

AnyTLS is a modern transport protocol focused on speed and traffic-detection resistance. Any client you use to connect must support AnyTLS, and every Leishen subscription config is built around it from the ground up.

Seven Global Regions

Dedicated nodes are available in Hong Kong, Japan, Singapore, the United States, the United Kingdom, Germany, and Australia, giving you a wide spread of exit points for different services and content libraries.

Taiwan Nodes at 0x Multiplier

Special Taiwan nodes are tuned to bypass provincial firewall restrictions and carry a 0x traffic multiplier, so usage on those nodes does not draw down your regular data allowance.

BGP Routing for All Three Carriers

Routing paths are tuned specifically for China Mobile, China Unicom, and China Telecom, so the connection stays short and stable no matter which carrier serves your network.

No Speed Limit

Leishen does not impose an artificial bandwidth cap. Node capacity and routing are built to support sustained high-bitrate use, including 4K and 8K streaming.

Unlimited Devices

There's no hard limit on how many devices can stay connected under one subscription — phones, laptops, tablets, and desktops can all stay online at once.

Streaming & AI App Unlocking

The node network is built to unlock access to popular streaming platforms and AI applications that are otherwise geo-restricted, without sacrificing connection speed.

No-Log, Overseas Operation

Leishen operates overseas under a stated no-audit, no-logs policy, meaning connection and browsing activity are not retained by the service.

Encrypted connection concept

Built for Traffic-Detection Resistance

The AnyTLS protocol Leishen runs on is designed to blend into ordinary encrypted web traffic, making it harder for network-level filtering to single out and disrupt a connection compared to older, more easily fingerprinted protocols.

Because the protocol requirement sits at the client level, Leishen works with a specific set of AnyTLS-capable apps rather than every proxy client on the market — Shadowrocket, Stash, Loon, Egern, Karing, sing-box, and Clash Meta/Verge cover iOS, Android, Windows, macOS, and Linux between them.

Choosing the right client mostly comes down to your device: iOS users often prefer Shadowrocket or Stash, Android users lean toward Loon, Egern, or Karing, and desktop users typically run sing-box or Clash Meta/Verge.

Network routing infrastructure
Global server infrastructure
Secure connectivity

Features FAQ

AnyTLS is a protocol implemented at the client level, so only apps that support it — such as Shadowrocket, Stash, Loon, Egern, Karing, sing-box, and Clash Meta/Verge — can use a Leishen subscription link.

Region access can vary by plan tier. Higher tiers generally include priority access to the full regional spread plus the Taiwan 0x-multiplier nodes; check the pricing page for the current breakdown.

Yes. Tuning routing paths for each of the three major Chinese carriers reduces the number of network hops between your device and the nearest node, which typically improves both latency and stability.

Explore Every Feature in Practice

See how the node network, AnyTLS protocol, and carrier-tuned routing perform on your own devices.

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