Node Placement Logic

• Nodes exist only in vetted jurisdictions (UK, Netherlands, Switzerland, selected APAC regions)
• No endpoint is exposed without sponsor or referral-tier deployment logic
• GreenZone and YellowZone reflect routing safety levels (audit threshold vs fallback risk)

Continental Deployment Capacity

EcoVPN infrastructure spans six continents, enabling encrypted tunnel provisioning in sponsor-approved regions beyond the core published zones.

• Europe: UK, Netherlands, Germany, Switzerland
• North America: US, Canada, Mexico
• Asia: Japan, Singapore, South Korea, India
• Oceania: Australia, New Zealand
• South America: Brazil, Argentina, Panama
• Africa: South Africa (Tier 3 fallback only)

While UK, Netherlands, and North America are spotlighted for their stable jurisdictional trust scores, these extended regions are available under referral-controlled access. Tier 2+ sponsors may request deployments based on latency flags, privacy alignment, and infrastructure integrity.

Multi-Hop Tunnels

• Tier 2+ configurations may pass through two or more internal nodes
• Each hop adds encrypted metadata and jurisdictional obfuscation
• Multi-hop logic activated during handshake based on routing signal entropy

Fallback Zones

• When a primary jurisdiction fails (due to legal change or infrastructure loss), fallback tunnels activate
• Fallback endpoints are encrypted and triggered only via sponsor-level slot logic
• Audit logs will reflect fallback handoff sequence and endpoint latency impact

Masking Logic

• DNS resolver behavior may mask jurisdiction signal to reduce endpoint fingerprinting
• Node IP may reflect intermediate region or suppression block
• Traceroute output may skip final tunnel jurisdiction for resilience reasons

What You Can Control

• Choose preferred region if slot supports multi-zone selection
• Opt-in to fallback triggers via dashboard → Infrastructure Settings
• Review tunnel behavior at /status and submit audit if signal feels inconsistent

“Resilience isn't redundancy - it's encrypted jurisdictional choreography across trusted nodes.”