Speedify Redundant Mode Overview

This article explains what Redundant Mode is in Speedify, when you should use it, and how to turn it on.

What Is Speedify's Redundant Mode?

Redundant Mode is a bonding mode in Speedify that sends all of your internet traffic simultaneously over every connection you have, for example, both your Wi-Fi connection and your 4G/5G cellular connection at the same time. Instead of splitting internet traffic between connections to maximize speed, Speedify duplicates it across all of your connections instead.

If one connection drops a packet or cuts out entirely, the other connection has already delivered the same data, so your session keeps going without interruption.

When Should You Use Redundant Mode?

Redundant Mode is not meant for everyday browsing. Because Speedify is sending all of your internet traffic over every connection at once, it consumes significantly more data and drains your battery faster than the standard bonding mode.

Use Redundant Mode when:

• You're on a live stream, video call, or broadcast where a dropped connection would be disruptive.
• You're experiencing high packet loss on one or more connections and need a stable session.
• Reliability matters more than data usage for a specific, time-limited task.

For general use, leave this setting off and let Speedify's default bonding mode handle your connections.

How to Enable Redundant Mode in Speedify

Step 1

Open Speedify and click the settings menu (☰) in the upper-left corner of the Speedify dashboard.

Step 2

Select Bonding Mode from the menu.

Step 3

Choose Redundant from the list of available bonding modes, then confirm the change. Speedify will immediately begin sending your internet traffic over all active connections simultaneously.