BDIX Bypass and Proxy for Bangladesh

CoreX helps users on supported Bangladesh ISP networks reach eligible destinations through configured BDIX proxy routes. Learn what BDIX bypass can improve, how to test your route, and how to get started.

What is BDIX bypass?

BDIX is a local internet exchange in Bangladesh. Participating networks can exchange traffic locally. A BDIX bypass service can route eligible traffic through a supported local path. Your ISP, destination and selected server determine whether that path is available and whether it performs better.

How does a BDIX proxy work?

A proxy sends traffic through an intermediary server. CoreX uses the configuration assigned to your account in its official app. The reachable destinations, speed limits and device allowance depend on the route and your plan.

How to set up and compare your connection

Choose a plan, install the official CoreX build for Android, Windows, or Linux, and sign in to connect. Run a local BDIX test and an international IIG test before and after connecting. Use the same device, Wi-Fi network and test server for each comparison.

Can an internet speed booster fix slow Wi-Fi?

A route change can improve throughput to some destinations. It cannot improve your Wi-Fi signal or remove congestion on your access line. Test close to your router first and compare local and international results to identify where the slowdown is happening.