On August 12, 2026, Kuaiya Accelerator pushed the v3.2 update to all platforms. This release centers on the new smart traffic splitting capability while also optimizing the node scheduling algorithm and connection stability. Official data shows a clear improvement in mixed-traffic scenarios, marking a key step toward refined traffic management.
In previous versions, Kuaiya already offered one-tap acceleration but lacked refined traffic handling when users needed simultaneous gaming and daily browsing. Users often had to manually toggle connections. The smart traffic splitting introduced in v3.2 solves this by routing different traffic types along separate paths without interference.
Smart Traffic Splitting: Separate Paths for Different Traffic
The core of smart splitting is identifying target addresses to determine which traffic goes through the tunnel and which stays direct. Domestic sites use direct mode to avoid unnecessary detours, while overseas services route through the optimal tunnel for full acceleration.
This precision matters. Traditional VPN tools often forward all traffic through the tunnel, slowing domestic access. Kuaiya's smart splitting classifies traffic locally without manual configuration. Official tests show overall network efficiency in mixed scenarios improved by about 35% with splitting enabled.
For advanced users, v3.2 also opens custom splitting rules, allowing specific domains or apps to be forced into boost or direct mode for personalized control.
Scheduling Algorithm and Stability Optimization
The update also iterates the multi-node scheduling algorithm. The new algorithm introduces finer load balancing, smoothly guiding new connections to secondary nodes when a node's instantaneous load peaks, avoiding congestion-driven slowdowns. This improvement is especially noticeable during peak hours.
On stability, v3.2 fixes several known issues causing occasional disconnects and improves reconnection in weak-signal environments. A beta tester reported that connections no longer drop in previously unstable areas. Internal beta data shows average connection duration improved by about 28%, with a stability satisfaction score of 4.8.
Toward More Refined Traffic Management
v3.2 marks Kuaiya's evolution from a simple accelerator to an intelligent traffic management platform. The team hinted that future versions will add application-based auto-recognition and richer rule configuration. For users, the update means less manual hassle and a smoother daily experience. To try these features, upgrade to v3.2 or download the latest client from the official website.