AS4837 · AS10099
IP Transit
Full routing-table reach into mainland China over a Chinese carrier backbone.
IP TransitConnect to China
Connect to China from your region
Carrier-backed connectivity into mainland China from many regions: IP transit, CloudBond — premium China routing (AS9929), internet access and private lines, scoped to your sites after a route assessment.
- From
- Many regions
- China side
- A Chinese carrier backbone
- IP Transit
- AS4837 · AS10099
- CloudBond
- CloudBond — premium China routing (AS9929) Ask us for current specifications.
How traffic reaches China, by region
From each region we serve, traffic enters mainland China on a Chinese carrier backbone. The path types below show how traffic can reach China from each region; paths marked planned are not in service.
Americas
- Via North America
- Via the Atlantic, Africa or Europe
- Direct across the Pacific planned / not in service
Europe
- Overland across Eurasia
- Subsea via the Indian Ocean
Middle East & Africa
- Subsea across the Indian Ocean
- Via Europe
Asia-Pacific
- Regional subsea links
- Overland cross-border links
How internet exchange points fit in How routing to China works
From standard reach to private capacity
Each option adds assurance over the public internet. A route assessment confirms which option fits your city pairs.
AS9929
CloudBond — premium China routing (AS9929)
AS9929 routing for traffic that needs a cleaner path, such as games, live video and APIs. Measured figures for your city pair on request.
Ask us for current specifications.
CloudBond DIA · SD-WAN
DIA / SD-WAN on a carrier-backed underlay
Internet access and multi-path SD-WAN for several locations, managed centrally.
DIA and SD-WAN Private line
IEPL / IPLC
Point-to-point private capacity between your sites and China, with availability terms set out in your agreement.
IEPL / IPLCTools for planning a China route
No sign-up, no ads, and they run in your browser where possible.
Which route fits?
Answer a few questions to compare IP transit, CloudBond, DIA/SD-WAN and IEPL/IPLC.
Open the toolFiber latency floor
The physical minimum round-trip time between two cities over fiber. Physics only, not our network.
Open the toolLatency tables
City-to-city public internet latency between major cities, measured by independent Globalping probes. Not our network.
Open the toolCompliance
Cross-border circuits, scoped with your counsel
Cross-border connectivity is provided for your company's internal use. With your counsel, we help you scope the ICP filing and data-transfer steps; this is not legal advice.
FAQ
Which regions can you connect to China from?
Many regions. We deliver with local partners and confirm the nearest delivery point for your sites in your quote.
What does carrier-backed mean here?
The China side of your connection runs on a Chinese carrier backbone, and you sign one contract, with the contracting company named in your quote, for the whole service.
Is a cross-border private line into China compliant?
Cross-border connectivity is provided for your company's internal use. With your counsel, we help you scope the ICP filing and data-transfer steps; this is not legal advice.
Do you publish latency figures?
Only measured ones: city-to-city medians over 24 hours from independent Globalping probes. Where we have no measurements we show no figure, never an estimate.
Our site is slow in China. Where do we start?
Check in this order. First the page: embedded services that are not offered in mainland China need to be replaced or removed whatever the path, and the China-readiness scanner lists them. Then the hosting: serving content from inside mainland China needs ICP filing and local hosting. Then the path: the fiber latency floor shows the physical minimum for your city pair, and a route assessment compares the options. When a circuit will not help lists the other limits.
Apps going global
For apps expanding from China to other markets, see A2P SMS for apps going global.
Tell us your sites, bandwidth and term
China circuits are quoted after a route assessment.