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Reach mainland China content from overseas

Overseas and want to watch iQIYI, log in to mainland banking, or stream NetEase Cloud Music? Univista's return route exits through residential mainland broadband (home-IP), helping you reach mainland-only apps and sites. China access is free for everyone — usable within your daily free quota, no separate purchase.

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What people use it for

Common scenarios people use it for. Whether a given service works depends on that platform's own checks and current route availability — results may vary.

Mainland streaming

iQIYI, Tencent Video, Youku, Bilibili and other video content that is restricted to mainland China.

Mainland music

QQ Music, NetEase Cloud Music and other catalogs that are licensed for mainland China only.

Banking & payments

Logging in to mainland online banking and using Alipay / WeChat Pay — account actions that can be sensitive to region or IP.

How it works

1 · Register a free account

Create a free account — no payment and no card required.

2 · Your subscription includes return nodes

Your subscription automatically includes mainland-exit nodes — no manual return-route setup. These exit through residential home broadband (home-IP); residential IPs are generally blocked less often than datacenter IPs, though unlock is not guaranteed.

3 · Connect and reach mainland content

Once connected, reach mainland content within your daily free quota. Capacity is limited, so availability may vary by time and by the target platform.

China access is free, within your daily quota

China access is free for all users and included in the daily free quota (1GB/day) — it is not a paid item, and there is no separate China add-on or paywall. If you need more headroom, paid plans raise your daily / monthly traffic cap, but China access itself stays free.

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Related guides

These guides cover overseas-Chinese return connectivity, coming-to-China networking, and cross-border account tips:

FAQ

  • What does China access do?

    It routes through a residential mainland IP to help overseas users reach content that is restricted to mainland China (mainland streaming, music, online banking). It is for reaching mainland content from abroad — not for accessing foreign sites from inside China.

  • Do I have to pay extra?

    No. China access is free for everyone and included in the daily free quota (1GB/day). Paid plans only raise your traffic cap — China access itself is not charged.

  • Which content does it support?

    Commonly mainland streaming (iQIYI, Tencent Video, Youku, Bilibili), music (QQ Music, NetEase Cloud), and banking / payments. Whether a specific platform works depends on its own checks.

  • What affects whether it works?

    Return nodes are contributed by community home broadband and capacity is limited; the target platform's checks, how many nodes are online, and time of day all affect availability. We use residential IPs to improve unlock rates, but cannot guarantee it is always available or 100% successful.

Comply with local laws and terms; this service is for lawful network access.