⚠️ DlerCloud Shutdown Confirmed—February 26, 2026
Caution
DlerCloud's shutdown was confirmed on February 26, 2026.
Confirmed shutdown: stop renewing and adding credit immediately. Prioritize migrating critical traffic and backing up subscription information.
Risk-monitoring board
Many proxy services have recently become unreachable after data centers removed their servers. Consult the 2025–2026 Proxy-Service Shutdown and Risk List for additional records.
Evidence confirming the DlerCloud shutdown
Website inaccessible
As of February 26, 2026, the DlerCloud website remained inaccessible. Users could not sign in, view plans, or obtain basic service information.
Online reports claimed that the operator had been arrested in mainland China, that the operator's Telegram account had been deleted, and that support was unreachable. These claims were circulating reports rather than independently verified facts.
The confirmed service interruption and inaccessible website were sufficient to classify the provider as shut down. Users were advised to:
- Stop making new purchases and renewals.
- Back up and migrate critical subscriptions immediately.
- Avoid adding a large amount of prepaid credit.
Risk-response guidance
- If any server still works, export the subscription and create a local backup first.
- Move critical traffic to a backup route to reduce single-provider risk.
- Preserve payment and communication records for any later dispute or claim.
Replacement mentioned in the source article
The source article recommends Guangnianti and states that it was founded in September 2026 by a Singapore-based overseas team. It advertises IEPL Trojan routes, Shadowsocks, 24-hour support, refunds, no evening peak-hour speed cap, and a 1× traffic multiplier. These are provider claims and the stated September 2026 founding date is later than this article's February 2026 publication date; readers should verify the current service and timeline independently before purchasing.
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Warning
Every proxy service carries a shutdown risk. Keep several pay-as-you-go backups and use monthly billing for your primary service to limit potential losses.