An anycast network that reaches in and out of restricted regions
One stable entry IP, routed to the nearest healthy node. Inside-region points of presence for the RU/BY direction, European edges for the world — and automatic failover behind a single address you never change.
How the network is built
A single anycast address announced from many points of presence, including inside RU/CIS and across the EU. A visitor's packets reach the nearest live node automatically — the same IP works from Moscow and from New York.
Each node terminates TLS, classifies the visitor at the handshake (IP, ASN, country) and proxies to your origin — directly for unrestricted users, through a clean exit pool for restricted ones.
Restricted-region traffic egresses through reserve IP space across multiple ASNs. Canary probes inside restricted networks detect bans and rotate addresses automatically.
Isolated from the data path. Holds configuration, certificates and analytics; pushes config to the edge and never sits in the request path.
Points of presence
| Region | Role | Locations |
|---|---|---|
| Russia / CIS | In-region edge + exit | Moscow, Almaty |
| European Union | Edge + world entry | Falkenstein, Helsinki |
| Anycast | Global entry layer | Multi-PoP |
Entry is anycast, so visitors hit the nearest node regardless of this list. We add capacity continuously; exact addresses aren't published for abuse-resistance.
Reach every region from one address
Point one DNS record and let the network do the routing.