A session is a route (a country, direct or 2-hop) that you added from the marketplace. While it is in your subscription, your app can use it at any time, from any of your devices, and you pay only for the traffic it carries. Use the history to:
- see what each route has cost you (the amounts come from your ledger, not an estimate);
- spot routes you no longer use: Disconnect removes them from your subscription;
- compare which routes you actually use.
Statuses
- In subscription: the route is in your subscription link. Last traffic says when it last carried bytes; a live pill means within the last few minutes.
- Pending: the route is being set up on the node; it is usable within a minute.
- Closed: the route was removed: by you, by the node's operator, because the node was deleted or re-registered, or by the network on a node that is paused or is overloaded (the reason shows next to the status; see Paused and overloaded nodes).
- Expired: the network closed it: your balance reached zero, a node on the route was offline for 30 minutes, or Torrent Guard ended it. The reason shows next to the status. A route you don't use is not closed for that: you pay only for traffic. The one exception: on a paused node, or on an exit that is overloaded, a route left unused for two hours is closed.
Traffic
Each session's traffic is split into download (internet → you) and upload (you → internet). Both are charged the same.
Filters
The dropdown shows All, In subscription, Closed or Expired routes, and the search box finds a country, node or status. The list holds your latest 100 sessions; the totals above it count every session you have had.