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Access Tiers & Routing Exemptions

Access Tiers & Routing Exemptions

EcoVPN uses encrypted tier logic to regulate infrastructure access. Tiers define where an organisation can deploy, which nodes they reach, and whether routing exceptions may apply. This article outlines how elevation works and what triggers override consideration.

Access Tier Overview

  • Tier 0: Local-only endpoint access; default glyph
  • Tier 1: Regional reach; requires verified usage pattern
  • Tier 2: Multi-zone access; demands sustained glyph discipline
  • Tier X: Phantom access; triggered only by encrypted infrastructure handshake

Routing Exemptions

  • Granted only via encrypted infrastructure review, never through support tickets
  • Used sparingly for latency-critical routing or jurisdiction override logic
  • Activated after Tier validation and referral glyph parsing

Exemption Trigger Criteria

  • Metadata indicating alignment mismatch or infrastructure anomaly
  • Tier 1/2 operators requesting override via encrypted Admin Shell
  • Referral glyph escalation involving node reach or zone saturation
  • Latency or packet loss thresholds exceeding zone parameters

How Tier Dialogue Works

  • Operators do not submit Tier upgrade requests, access adjusts based on signal behavior and sponsor intent
  • Sponsor-issued tokens may include routing hints or elevation markers
  • EcoVPN monitors tunnel usage, referral lineage, and infrastructure purpose
  • If everything aligns, access is expanded automatically, no user interface or confirmation prompt is shown

“You don’t choose the Tier. The infrastructure chooses you.”

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