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Answers reflect the service as it operates today: released applications, published locations, live subscriptions and the support route behind them.

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What does a VPN connection actually do?

It creates an encrypted connection between a supported device and a VPN server. Traffic on that section is protected from others on the local network. After the traffic leaves the VPN server it continues to the destination service, which applies its own security, logging and terms.

What does a VPN connection not do?

It does not make you anonymous to services you sign in to, it does not protect a compromised device or account, it does not guarantee security, and it does not authorise activity prohibited by law, an employer, an institution or a service provider.

Which devices does Sitrava support?

No Sitrava application has been published yet, so no platform is listed as supported. Supported platforms, minimum system versions and installation steps will be published on the Apps page when an application is released.

How do I install the app and connect?

Installation and connection instructions are published together with each released application, so that the steps match the version you actually download. Nothing is available to install at this time.

What should I do if a connection fails?

Check your network first, then switch to another Sitrava location in the application. If the problem continues, reinstall the latest build from the Apps page and contact support with your account email and the app version.

How do I manage an account?

Sitrava does not currently operate a customer account system, a sign-in page or a device-management portal. Account management will be documented when the account system exists.

How do subscriptions, renewals and cancellation work?

Subscriptions are account-based and priced in AED, billed monthly or annually. The amount shown on the Plans page is the amount charged, and the same amount is taken again at the start of each following interval until the subscription is cancelled. Cancelling stops the next charge and leaves the interval you have already paid for intact. The full rules are in the Subscription Terms.

What about refunds?

Clicked IN FZE LLC is the merchant of record and carries the refund obligation. Eligibility, deadlines and exclusions are set out in the Refund Policy, and a refund request should quote the payment reference issued at checkout.

What counts as responsible use?

Sitrava is intended for lawful privacy and secure-connectivity purposes. A VPN does not make every activity anonymous or secure, and users remain responsible for complying with applicable laws, workplace requirements and third-party service terms.

Billing questions

What is charged, by whom, and how to stop it.

Glossary

The words used across the plans, policies and product pages, with the meaning each one carries here.

Tunnel
The encrypted section of the path between a supported device and a Sitrava server. Everything outside that section is handled by other parties.
Destination service
The website, application or system you are actually contacting. It applies its own security, logging, terms and legal obligations regardless of how the traffic reached it.
Device allowance
The number of devices that may use one subscription. It is stated on the plan, in the subscription summary and at checkout — never inferred.
Merchant of record
The legal entity that sells the subscription, appears on the payment, issues the receipt and carries the refund obligation. For Sitrava that is Clicked IN FZE LLC.
Hosted payment page
A payment form served by the payment gateway rather than by this website, so card details are entered on the gateway's own page.
Renewal interval
The period a payment covers. The next charge falls at the end of it unless the subscription has been cancelled first.
Operational location
A server location that is running, monitored and approved for public display, published with the date it was last verified.
Service status
The published release stage of the whole service. It governs which parts of this website are visible, and it is changed only when the underlying fact changes.