⚠️ Renzhe Cloud Shutdown Confirmed—April 10, 2026
By April 10, 2026, all Renzhe Cloud nodes had reportedly disconnected after almost two months of instability. Subscriptions could not be updated, tickets and emails went unanswered, and its Telegram channel had stopped updating for an extended period.
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Analysis of the shutdown
Caution
The combined evidence shows the conditions associated with a provider shutdown.
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Reported website: https://renzhe.cloud
Telegram discussion group: No new messages had been posted for an extended period, and users could not establish effective communication.
Nearly two months of unstable nodes
During the preceding two months, Renzhe Cloud's nodes became extremely unstable. Users reported that subscriptions could not be updated or used while their plans were still valid.
April 10, 2026: support became unreachable
Users submitted tickets but received no response. Emails also went unanswered, while the Telegram notification channel had not been updated for a long time. The available official communication channels had therefore become ineffective.
Conclusion
The current evidence shows:
- almost two months of unstable nodes, followed by subscriptions that could not be updated;
- no replies through either tickets or email;
- a Telegram channel and notification group with no new updates for an extended period.
The source article classifies Renzhe Cloud as shut down on the basis of this combined service and communication failure.
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