Easy to understand
See the MultiHop state directly in the xVPN interface.
Route supported traffic through two xVPN server locations for an additional privacy layer.
MultiHop sends the connection through an entry server and then an exit server before traffic reaches the public internet.
The extra hop changes the route structure, though it can also increase latency.
xVPN presents the control in plain language, so you can understand what changes before you connect.
The feature is integrated into xVPN rather than added as a distracting extra.
See the MultiHop state directly in the xVPN interface.
The extra hop changes the route structure, though it can also increase latency.
Use the same familiar xVPN connection flow on iPhone and Android.
xVPN keeps setup short and makes the active protection state visible.
Sign in and open the connection or settings screen.
Choose the MultiHop option that matches your connection.
Select Smart Location or a country and start the encrypted route.
Continue with a related feature, platform guide, privacy tool, or server resource.
What, why, how, where, when, and who the MultiHop feature is for.
MultiHop sends the connection through an entry server and then an exit server before traffic reaches the public internet.
The extra hop changes the route structure, though it can also increase latency.
It works inside the xVPN connection flow, alongside encrypted routing, Smart Location, and private DNS handling.
Availability can vary by operating system. xVPN shows supported controls directly in each current app version.
Enable it whenever its connection behavior matches your privacy needs. xVPN keeps the setting visible so it is easy to review later.
It is useful for people who want practical privacy controls without a complicated network setup.
Open xVPN on iPhone or Android and review the active protection before you connect.
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